Merced County Procureware #7675

Merced County EMS Medical Director Services

Merced County is seeking physician leadership for its countywide emergency medical services system. - Government buyer: County of Merced, Department of Public Health, Local Emergency Medical Services Agency (LEMSA). - Procurement: EMS Medical Director services; no products, part numbers, or OEMs are specified. - Named prospective bidders: Gregory Doup Muller DO PC, Mize Solutions LLC, and Seven Outsource. The notice also includes prospective-bidder contact entries identified by email address. - Work requested: Provide physician-level medical direction and clinical oversight, including review and approval of EMS policies and protocols; coordination with hospitals and EMS stakeholders; committee participation; patient-chart review, quality assurance, improvement, and data analysis; and support for personnel certification, accreditation, authorization, and disciplinary matters. The physician may also serve as a signatory for certain basic life support provider purchases. - Workload and term: Approximately 10 hours per month. The base term is three years, with two possible two-year extensions by mutual consent. - Key qualifications: California physician license, emergency medicine board certification and experience, recent emergency-department practice, EMS program administration experience, committee experience, and familiarity with prehospital protocols and quality improvement. - Notable submission requirement: Responses must be from a single individual or agency; partnerships, collaborations, multi-agency submissions, and fiscal sponsorships are not accepted.

Description

Merced County is seeking proposals for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Medical Director services on behalf of the Department of Public Health and the Local Emergency Medical Services Agency. The Medical Director will provide medical leadership, oversight, and coordination for the County’s EMS system, including review of policies and protocols, oversight of EMS personnel and specialty-care programs, and participation in quality improvement activities. The role requires approximately ten hours per month and includes specified committee meetings and medical control responsibilities. The solicitation specifies a three-year contract beginning October 1, 2027, with two-year extensions by mutual consent.

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