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EMS Advisory Council Member Recruitment

EMS Advisory council media release
Media release

For Immediate Release: Wednesday, December 02, 2015

Sponsored by: Board of Commissioners

Per Board of Commissioners procedures, the County Administrative Office will solicit applications from individuals for a six-week period. Staff will keep the Commissioners apprised of applications received and of approaching deadlines. As specified in the revised "Recruitment, Selection and Appointment Process," there will be an opportunity for the Board to discuss appointments at a worksession prior to scheduling any formal action.

Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council - 12 vacancies for the following positions:

  • Emergency Ambulance Services Franchise Holder
  • 911 Public Safety Access Point (PSAP)
  • Hospital Emergency Department (ED) Physician
  • Municipal Representative
  • 2 - Public/Consumer Representatives (residing in or employed within Washington County)
  • 2 - Field Providers
  • 3 - Fire Service Agency Representatives (west, central and east fire agencies)

Description: The purpose of the Advisory Council is to review, advise and make policy and operational/technical recommendations related to improving the delivery of Emergency Medical Services in Washington County, to the County EMS Office and the Board of County Commissioners.
Members: Twelve (12) voting members and one ex-officio EMS Program Supervisor shall be decision-makers for their respective disciplines.
Term: 3 years (will be staggered in first appointment)
Staff Contact: Jonathan Chin, EMS Supervisor, (503) 846-4956

 

The application deadline is Monday, January 11, 2016 or open until filled. Applications may be obtained by visiting the Boards and Commissions website.

Boards, committees and commissions advise the Board of Commissioners on matters of interest to people who live and work in Washington County. Committees themselves do not pass ordinances to establish policy; their purpose is to study issues and make recommendations. Commission members are volunteers appointed by the County Board of Commissioners. In many cases, members must be residents of Washington County. Serving on an appointed board or commission is a great way for Washington County residents to participate in decisions that affect them and to learn more about how local government works.

 

Media Contact:

Ana Noyola, Sr. Administrative Specialist
(503) 846-2940
[email protected]
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