SAM #W50S7E26QA004

Medical Simulation Operator Services for CCATT Sustainment Training Center

This opportunity is for a certified Medical Simulation Operator to support the Critical Care Air Transport Team Sustainment Training Center (CCATT-STC) at the 133rd Airlift Wing in St. Paul, Minnesota. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air National Guard, 133rd Medical Group, CCATT-STC - U.S. Air Force, 133rd Airlift Wing, CCATT-STC - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation or attachments - Products/Services Requested: - Medical Simulation Operator services to provide technical and administrative support for high-fidelity patient simulator systems - Tasks include setup, operation, recovery of simulation equipment, troubleshooting, managing training environments, operating Learning Management Systems, and supporting train-the-trainer activities - Support for course development and performance evaluations - Deliverables: proof of certifications (medical simulation and BLS-HCP), training completion, attendance records, and compliance documentation - Quantities and Period of Performance: - Up to 480 hours annually, with approximately 32-40 hours per month - Multi-year contract with annual option periods, each requiring 480 hours of service - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Operator must hold medical simulation certification and BLS-HCP certification - Clinical and educational experience required, with knowledge of military trauma clinical skills - Flexibility in scheduling based on training calendar; work is on-site at CCATT-STC - Adherence to security, training, and compliance standards - Contractor must provide documentation of qualifications and maintain records as specified

Description

Medical Simulator Operator Service-The Critical Care Air Transport Team Sustainment Training Center (CCATT-STC) in St. Paul, MN, requires a certified Medical Simulation Operator to provide technical and administrative support for high-fidelity patient simulator systems. The contractor will work up to 480 hours annually, 32-40 hours a month, ensuring the setup, operation, and recovery of simulation equipment and environments, as well as assisting with train-the-trainer activities and performance evaluations. Mandatory qualifications include proficiency in operating simulation systems, medical simulation certification, clinical and educational experience, and adherence to security and training requirements. The work will be performed on-site at CCATT-STC, with flexibility in scheduling based on the training calendar, and the contractor will be responsible for providing deliverables such as certifications, attendance records, and compliance documentation to the Contracting Officers Representative.

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