Responses_to_Vendor_Questions_W91YTZ-17-R-0002.docx

Responses to Vendor Questions W91YTZ-17-R-0002

1. What is the trauma designation?

Not a designated trauma center. Functions as a level III and currently pursuing state designation as a level III trauma center.

2. Annual Volume? About 36,500

3. Single or double coverage (if double- when is there double coverage)?

Usually single coverage from midnight to 9AM.

Double coverage the remainder of the day. Specific staffing schedule can vary.

4. Will the ERs have Supervision of PA's or NP's?

Some supervisory responsibility as needed.

5. # of beds in the ER- 24 (this includes ED2, trauma, heat etc.)

6. # Support Staff (i.e nurses/ techs) 30 nurses, 9 medics

7. Backup specialties available? Family medicine/Internal medicine covering most medical admissions. Unopposed family medicine residency in the hospital. Ortho, general surgery, pediatrics, behavioral health, dental, and radiology are always available. Limited interventional radiology services. Intermittent ophthalmology, dermatology, ENT, and urology coverage. Ultrasound available during business hours, and limited availability for specific indications after hours. MRI available in consultation with radiologist on call.

8. Is there a fast track? Yes, generally open from 8A to 11P.

9. What do you anticipate the percentage of the shifts to be, 8,10, or 12?

Contractors work 12 hours shifts.

10. What are the percentages of the shifts currently?

The expectation is 12 hour shifts.

11. Past Performance Reference – Submit one.

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