Please see below for position openings at Eagle Medical Services. They are also looking for Health Educators. Please email Cheryl with any questions. From: Cheryl Miller [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Friday, December 12, 2014 5:09 PM Subject: EBOLA Response Sources Sought Good afternoon. EMS just received notification to fill Medical Officer and Social Worker positions at the Ebola Screening airports: JFK, IAD, EWR, ORD and ATL. If you are aware of any MDs or certified Social Workers, please refer them to me or have them apply to positions on Eagle's website: http://eaglemedicalservicesllc.com/career-opportunities.html If you have any questions, please let me know. Many thanks! Cheryl Cheryl H. Miller Senior Program Manager Eagle Medical Services, LLC 404.606.2853 direct 770.964.4859 fax [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> www.eaglemedicalservicesllc.com<http://www.eaglemedicalservicesllc.com> POSITION DESCRIPTIONS Medical Officers Provide medical expertise to provide clinical, epidemiologic, and technical consultation and guidance in response to reports of illness in travelers, collaborating with local partners to assist in applying appropriate public health disposition. Also provide medical expertise in conducting entry screening procedures that mitigate public health risk from travelers coming from Ebola-affected countries. This service will include assessing travelers’ Ebola exposure risk by using CDC-developed guidance for establishing and identifying risk currently published on CDC Website (www.cdc.gov<http://www.cdc.gov>). Physicians will consult with CDC senior physicians in Atlanta during this process. Physicians shall live or be permanently stationed within 30 mile radius of the airport which they are assigned and be able to respond on-site within 45 minutes of the initial request. The physicians shall have a current and active medical license to practice medicine in a state or territory of the United States. It is preferable that the license be for the state within the airport resides. Physicians must also be able to work while wearing personal protective equipment such as an N-95 respirator. Social Workers Social workers shall engage travelers after they receive the C.A.R.E. Kit provided by the Government. Immediately after processing by Customs and Border Protection staff, the SW will provide basic Ebola education, orient travelers to the active monitoring program and CARE Kit, address concerns, answer questions, and encourage participation in active monitoring, register travelers for the CARE hotline depending on the destination state, provide a cell phone to the traveler, review, input data, and verify contact information. For the team members, the education level minimum is a bachelor degree in health education, health counseling, social work, or related field. Master level education is preferred. For the team lead positions should have 5 years of experience of management or supervision in addition to the qualifications identified for the team members. Each station should have at least one Social Worker that is fluent in French at an expert level and available to be consulted as needed. Social Workers shall live or be permanently stationed within 30 mile radius of the airport which they are assigned and be able to respond on-site within 45 minutes of the initial request. For all social workers reference within this section, each member must be a certified social worker with an unrestricted license in a state or territory of the United States.