Senior coordinator

GoldenWolf is seeking a Hospital System and Equipment Coordinator (HSEC) that will provide on-site, full-time support the Fort Leonard Wood Hospital replacement project located at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. This position supports the Defense Health Agency (DHA)- Facilities Enterprise with on-site project oversite to support the Initial Outfitting & Transition (IOT) of facilities, and provide technical guidance/consultation to the contracting agent (U.Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)), the Project Delivery Team (PDT), the Military Treatment Facility (MTF), and other installation stakeholders associated with the project in accordance with Department of Defense/Defense Health Agency codes, criteria, and standards.

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Review vendor Risk Assessments, for FRCS and personal property systems.
After FRCS of personal property systems are installed assist in conducting inventory and inspections of installed equipment to ensure hardware and software lists from the RMF process are accurate.
Coordinate with respective points of contact to ensure all submittals, RFIs, and Best Value Determination packets related to systems or equipment are accurate or corrections are being made to make the submittals, RFIs, or packets to facilitate accuracy prior to further processing.
Review corrected submittals, Best Value Determination packets, equipment shipping lists, RFI replies, or any other application submittal to ensure corrections were made.
Ensure IO&T Contractor is providing a tracker on where equipment packages (to include personal property systems) are in the procurement process. And work with IO&T Contractor to coordinate deliveries, installs, inventories, and inspections and oversee these and any associated tasks.
Be prepared to teach hospital staff the fundamentals of the system and how it works. Attend user training and be prepared to teach hospital staff how new hospital systems work, operational usage, and requirements for maintaining the system.
Attend and represent DHA-FE in meetings associated with planning the purchase and details of the systems and equipment.
Maintain current software and hardware licenses and ensure security related documentation is current and accessible to properly authorized individuals.
Assist in coordinating requirements to make sure log files and audits are capable for being reviewed for all systems and that authentication policies are audited for compliance.
Prepare reports as required to relay system health and progress or ongoing projects or corrective actions.
Coordinate with MTF senior leadership and user-group representatives to minimize disruption to ongoing healthcare operations during construction.
Coordinates with respective personnel to ensure hardware and software components of the network infrastructure are properly configured. Create and Maintain instructions and SOPs concerning system security and daily operations.
Assist in documenting assessment of security events to determine impact and implements corrective actions and ensures the application of information security/information assurance policies, principles and practices in the delivery of IT services.
Assist with ensuring systems will meet DoD, Army, and MHS policies to ensure compliance. Builds training records and standard operation procedures for new systems to maintain and enhance IS security programs, policies, procedures, and tools.
Ensures hardware and software components of the network infrastructure are properly configured. Validates that the security features and controls are appropriate to the intended level of system operation and are in accordance with Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs). Maintain instructions and SOPs concerning system security and daily operations.
Represent the Defense Health Agency - Facilities Enterprise (DHA-FE) as a representative/liaison to the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) and subject matter expert/technical advisor for facility transformation and clinical integration as it relates to operations, training, maintenance, servicing, and systems documentation.
Collect hardware system documents for Program of Record (POR) system.
Record training, create slide decks, and provide training if needed on Program of Record systems for continuity purposes.
Understand and apply the Risk Management Framework and eMASS procedures that are involved for system authorization, validation, and compliance.
Provide logistical representation for the Project Office, IMD customer support and IO&T equipment transfers between hand receipts.
Observe and report on particular phases of planning, design, and construction, and issues as they arise as well as documenting these items.
Report all requests from the construction contractor which may impact: Schedule, scope, budget, and/or performance as related to eMASS and tracking systems documentation.
Provide technical review of drawings, submittals, Architectural Supplemental Information (ASIs), Request For Information (RFIs), and other documentation associated with the project in accordance with codes, criteria, and standards to support the eMASS and tracking systems documentation.
Coordinate project required to the MTF to comply with project contract requirements while mitigating impacts to healthcare operations and minimizing contract modifications.
Assist in coordinating the tracking and documentation to/from existing facilities to newly constructed or renovated facilities, within budget and schedule targets for the project.
Assist with project status and coordination efforts, including witnessing key project milestones as related to system installation, testing, and equipment installation and testing.
Provide healthcare facility technical advice to the Construction Agent to support the quality assurance field test procedures for specialized mechanical, electrical, medical gas, communication, low voltage systems, and electronic systems as related to entry into eMASS and successfully progressing Facility Related Control Systems and Personal Property systems through the Risk Management Framework process.
Participate in the Construction Agent-led project site inspections (one site walk per week minimum with USACE QA) to validate that construction progress is in compliance with project objectives; and within established schedule milestones in order to facilitate coordination with MTF operations and the IOT of facilities.
The employee uses judgment and originality by interpreting data; planning the work, and refining the methods and techniques being used. Exercises judgment to continually evaluate and recommend the adoption of new network security methods that will enhance capabilities.

Associates or Bachelor's Degree or 3 or more years experience in security management.
Knowledge and application of processes, policies, methods and procedures affecting Military health facility construction, outfitting, and transition.
Communicate plans, ideas and instructions effectively both orally and in writing.
Must be proficient in the use of Microsoft Office Programs (Excel, PowerPoint, Word), SharePoint, and Microsoft Project and TEAMS.

Job Type - Full time (at lease 40 hours per week)
Location - On site at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri
Paid Federal observed holidays
Medical insurance
Dental and Vision insurance
Employee paid supplemental insurance (Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, Life, Accident, and Critical Illness)
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