Extensive recent knowledge and experience in providing medical services to large facilities 24/7 at airports or similar size facilities. • Demonstrated knowledge and familiarity of disaster incidents/accidents; and Federal Aviation Triennial exercises related to mass causalities; and active shooter incidents/exercises. • Extensive knowledge and experience in Mass Casualties Planning: US Department of Health and Human Services Pandemic Influenza Plan and Protocol for Influenza Surveillance and Response in Public Arenas, Public Schools and Airports. • Demonstrate knowledge and familiarity of Federal Aviation Regulation Part 139.325 Airport Emergency Planning, Federal Administration Advisory Circular (A/C) 150/5200-31C and Homeland Security Exercises and Evaluation Program (HSEEP). • Extensive knowledge, skills and abilities to include position specific skill sets for Incident Command implementation at an Index E Airport. In addition, the provider must provide documentation illustrating knowledge of airport emergency response capabilities, county response capabilities, county disaster plans, Mutual Aid Agreements, emergency medical services, aircraft rescue firefighting and county fire departments. • Proven ability to provide emergency medical services in coordination with first responders to include hospital emergency room environments.
