Draft Key Personnel Requirements.pdf
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This document outlines the minimum qualifications for the Medical Director key personnel position for a federal law enforcement tactical medicine program under SOG (Special Operations Group).
The Medical Director must possess a valid state medical license, DEA license with the ability to procure controlled substances for official use, and board certification in Emergency Medicine from the American Board of Emergency Medicine. The candidate must maintain active clinical practice in an acute care hospital-based emergency department with current knowledge of emergency patient care. A minimum of 20 years of medical oversight experience in a federal law enforcement tactical medicine program is required, along with formal experience in EMS training and education, including development and delivery of continuing education and certification programs for tactical medicine providers. Additional qualifications include formal experience managing quality assurance processes in tactical medicine, peer-reviewed journal publications in tactical and operational medicine, experience in national leadership of tactical medical organizations, and either a current Top Secret security clearance or the ability to obtain one. A resume must be provided as this position is an evaluation criterion for the requirement, and SOG will provide attestation to the DEA and secure facilities for correspondence and medication shipments related to the licensure obtained for government use only.
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Key Personnel Requirements
The Medical Director position has been deemed as a “Key Personnel” position. This is an evaluation criterion for this requirement, and a resume must be provided. The following are the MINIMUM requirements for the Medical Director position:
1) A valid state medical license;
2) Valid Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) license and the ability to procure controlled substance medications for SOG Medics for official use. SOG will provide attestation to the DEA regarding the official nature of any new licensure to be obtained for government use only. SOG will provide a secure mail receiving location for correspondence from the DEA and for medication shipments/deliveries from vendors;
3) Board certification in Emergency Medicine (American Board of Emergency Medicine);
4) Active clinical practice in an acute care hospital-based emergency department, and have current knowledge of emergency care of patients who are ill or injured;
5) Medical director experience, with minimum of 20 years of medical oversight of a federal law enforcement tactical medicine program;
6) Formal experience in EMS training and education, including development and delivery of continuing education/certification/re-certification for tactical medicine providers;
7) Formal experience in the management of quality assurances processes in tactical medicine;
8) Peer-reviewed journal publications in tactical and operational medicine;
9) Experience in national leadership of tactical medical organizations;
10) Current Top Secret security clearance or the ability to obtain a Top Secret security clearance.
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