Athletic Trainer (AT) Support personal services - Europe

• Provide embedded athletic training services across six Brigades and five military installations
• Provide forward musculoskeletal triage, assessment, immediate care, and reconditioning
• Integrate multidisciplinary Holistic Health and Fitness efforts and deliver FM 7-22 education
• Optimize unit musculoskeletal care and synchronize injury-prevention programs with training
• Maintain accurate, timely encounter documentation and data submission in operational databases
• Provide technical leadership, mentorship, and program coordination through Lead Athletic Trainers

• Passing score on the BOC examination and current ATC credential
• Current, active, valid, and unrestricted state license in one of the 50 U.S. States, District of Columbia, or U.S. territories
• Active National Provider Identifier (NPI) prior to performance
• Current hands-on BLS for Healthcare Providers certification through AHA or ARC with AED
• Minimum of three years of relevant post-graduation and post-certification professional AT work experience within the last five years
• Capable of lifting and manipulating loads up to 45 pounds and hiking across rough terrain
• Must be U.S. Citizens for OCONUS locations
• Favorable Tier 1 Personnel Background Investigation for Public Trust positions

• Capability Statement
• Company information including Unique Entity ID and CAGE code
• Copy of current State Athletic Training License and PSV confirmation document
• Copy of Board of Certification ATC Certificate and PSV registry document
• Proof of qualifying professional work experience including curriculum vitae and references
• Copies of mandatory Government training certificates
• Signed Clinical Competency Assessment Tool
• Proof of required insurance policies
• Telework Plan
• PRO-FILE Survey submission

Method

Electronic submission

Instructions

Responses to the Sources Sought Notice should include company name, Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, point of contact information, socio-economic category, and a Capability Statement limited to ten pages.

Source: USAspending.gov federal award data (U.S. federal public data). A contract is called the incumbent only when the notice or its documents cite it by number.