Training Coordinator, Ft. Detrick

Eagle Health is seeking a Training Coordinator to join our team in Fort Detrick, MD. This position is contingent upon award. Incumbents are encouraged to apply!

The salary range (or hiring range) for this exempt position has been established at:$85,000 - $95,000.

The above salary range represents the company's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting. In addition, we offer a variety of benefits including company holidays, paid time off, health insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, life and disability insurance, tuition reimbursement, as well as 401K with company match. This job will be posted until filled or withdrawn.

The employee shall serve as a FIBWA Coordinator and Primary Instructor, providing operational coordination, conducting courses and research on modern microbiology and molecular techniques, instruments, and protocols for clinical diagnosis and environmental biosurveillance of Biological Warfare Agents. Will work within BSL-1 and BSL-2 laboratories IAW the provisions of this contract and applicable regulations.

• Coordinate within the unit to ensure program responsibilities and between other government agencies to ensure requests for training are scheduled and coordinated appropriately.
• Oversee the daily operation of the classroom and teaching laboratory spaces. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: procurement, inventory and stocking of supplies, calibration and maintenance of scientific equipment, training of support staff, writing and maintaining SOPs, inventory and property documents and ensuring projects are performed in compliance with DoD/Army safety procedures, CLIP, GLP and other regulations that may be applicable.
• Collaborate with the Education & Training Branch Chief and FIBWA Medical Director to develop and maintain Point of Instructions for each course in support of the accreditation processes. At least annually, review curriculum for updates based on advancing technologies and customer demand. Provide recommended updates to TPOC at a minimum, one time a year.
• Plan and execute complex training scenarios as the primary instructor for the FIBWA courses (3 designated and ad hoc courses based on customer demand).
• Prepare course materials prior to each course. Materials will include hardcopy training instructions, all reagents and equipment necessary for course work, and biological samples for analysis. Workload is minimally eight FIBWA courses per year. Prepare between 375 and 400 laboratory samples per year.
• Provide both didactic and kinesthetic training on current FIBWA programmatic course material. Workload is minimally eight FIBWA courses per year.
• Evaluate student performance, for both on-going concept mastery, as well as through tests and situational exercises that demonstrate competency of material taught. Workload is 4-8 students per course. Provide course critique summary and metrics for each class conducted.
• Represent the FIBWA course to other customers through briefings, demonstrations, and participation in working groups or other forums. Prepare between 150 and 175 proficiency test (PT) samples per year to support the FIBWA QA/PT program.
• Participate in the test and evaluation of new technologies and sample processing protocols to improve the FIBWA courses and forward laboratory concept of operations. No less than 2 technical reports will be published each year.
• Serve on operational mission teams, domestically and internationally as needed, to include performance of a full array of diagnostic support activities for diagnostic support at a BSL-2 level of operations. Provide support to DSD BSL-2 laboratory as required.
• Provide supplementary technical laboratory support to Special Pathogens Laboratory and the National CDC LRN Sections of the Department as necessary.
• Prepare and provide the TPOC a FIBWA Training report detailing the specifics of the course, challenges presented, and areas of improvement and sustainment within 5 business days of course completion.
• CONUS/OCONUS travel may be required in support of the diagnostic mission and/or presentation of scientific research. The empolyee is required to maintain a valid U.S. passport.
• Obtain and maintain eligibility for an active SECRET security clearance.