Medical Director - Part Time Remote
Description:
Responsible for medical oversight, direction, and leadership of the medical staff regarding all areas of healthcare for the project.
Perform scheduled OCONUS medical surveys and site medical assessments (often in austere and difficult environments) and present findings and recommendations.
Ensure adequate medical services and response capabilities are available at all OCONUS locations.
Author and approver of all medical protocols that authorize AAR WASS Flight Medics to work without direct medical supervision.
Support the planning and execution of fixed or rotary wing aeromedical evacuation, Flight Medic support, or other more general medical services at assigned and other locations as directed by AAR.
Oversee aeromedical emergency medical equipment, emergency medications, and consumable supplies to ensure Western standard medical and health standards of care.
Contribute to the development of budgetary estimates, CONOPS, plans and directives requiring medical expertise.
Maintain controlled substances IAW federal Controlled Substance Act and manage their ordering, record keeping, disposal, and overall accountability.
Provide availability for program personnel to speak with a medical doctor in case of an emergency.
Act as an advisor for Human Resources, attending physicians and/or Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) to assist with return to duty for aircrew.
Responsible for collaboration and approvals between WASS AAR, local medical professionals, Regional Medical Officers (RMO), and the US Embassy to ensure compliance with USG policy and local protocols.
Adhere to and support the AAR Quality Assurance Program.
Support meetings, reviews, and conferences as required by AAR.
Notify the AAR representative and PMO Safety Office of incidents involving fatality, serious injury, safety of flight, or structural damage to aircraft and other incidents which pose an immediate threat to personnel and property within 2 hours.
Hold and maintain current DEA registration number to procure controlled substances.
Requirements:
Hold and maintain a full unrestricted U.S. Medical Licensure required in a US State.
Hold and maintain current DEA registration number to procure controlled substances.
Ten (10) Years of clinical experience in Western standards of medical and health care relevant to aviation medicine, OCONUS aeromedical medical evacuations (MEDEVAC and or CASEVAC), and lifesaving medical procedures.
Experience as a Military Flight Surgeon with demonstrated experience in aviation medicine, emergency medical services, personnel recovery, and aeromedical evacuation.
Demonstrated experience in executive-level interpersonal skills and the ability to work in challenging conditions and environments.
Working knowledge of advanced trauma care, including immediate assessment and treatment of any traumatic life-threatening injury.
Working knowledge of advanced cardiology, with appropriate drug treatment protocols, advanced diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, radiological (basic) analysis, and body recovery procedures.
Working knowledge of establishing and maintaining sanitary requirements to maintain a healthy working environment in OCONUS remote locations.
Benefits:
Comprehensive and competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and basic life insurance.
Additional benefits include a 401k plan paid time off and an annual bonus.
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Responsible for medical oversight, direction, and leadership of the medical staff regarding all areas of healthcare for the project.
Perform scheduled OCONUS medical surveys and site medical assessments (often in austere and difficult environments) and present findings and recommendations.
Ensure adequate medical services and response capabilities are available at all OCONUS locations.
Author and approver of all medical protocols that authorize AAR WASS Flight Medics to work without direct medical supervision.
Support the planning and execution of fixed or rotary wing aeromedical evacuation, Flight Medic support, or other more general medical services at assigned and other locations as directed by AAR.
Oversee aeromedical emergency medical equipment, emergency medications, and consumable supplies to ensure Western standard medical and health standards of care.
Contribute to the development of budgetary estimates, CONOPS, plans and directives requiring medical expertise.
Maintain controlled substances IAW federal Controlled Substance Act and manage their ordering, record keeping, disposal, and overall accountability.
Provide availability for program personnel to speak with a medical doctor in case of an emergency.
Act as an advisor for Human Resources, attending physicians and/or Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) to assist with return to duty for aircrew.
Responsible for collaboration and approvals between WASS AAR, local medical professionals, Regional Medical Officers (RMO), and the US Embassy to ensure compliance with USG policy and local protocols.
Adhere to and support the AAR Quality Assurance Program.
Support meetings, reviews, and conferences as required by AAR.
Notify the AAR representative and PMO Safety Office of incidents involving fatality, serious injury, safety of flight, or structural damage to aircraft and other incidents which pose an immediate threat to personnel and property within 2 hours.
Hold and maintain current DEA registration number to procure controlled substances.
Requirements:
Hold and maintain a full unrestricted U.S. Medical Licensure required in a US State.
Hold and maintain current DEA registration number to procure controlled substances.
Ten (10) Years of clinical experience in Western standards of medical and health care relevant to aviation medicine, OCONUS aeromedical medical evacuations (MEDEVAC and or CASEVAC), and lifesaving medical procedures.
Experience as a Military Flight Surgeon with demonstrated experience in aviation medicine, emergency medical services, personnel recovery, and aeromedical evacuation.
Demonstrated experience in executive-level interpersonal skills and the ability to work in challenging conditions and environments.
Working knowledge of advanced trauma care, including immediate assessment and treatment of any traumatic life-threatening injury.
Working knowledge of advanced cardiology, with appropriate drug treatment protocols, advanced diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, radiological (basic) analysis, and body recovery procedures.
Working knowledge of establishing and maintaining sanitary requirements to maintain a healthy working environment in OCONUS remote locations.
Benefits:
Comprehensive and competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and basic life insurance.
Additional benefits include a 401k plan paid time off and an annual bonus.
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