EMS Administrator / Federal EMS Medical Director, Emergency Medicine Physician (Tooele / Dugway, Utah)
About The Position
Serve as the physician responsible for emergency medical oversight at two U.S. Army installations while maintaining your existing Emergency Medicine practice. This flexible, physician-led engagement asks for roughly five hours per month on average (about 60 hours per year) and delivers real impact on military emergency readiness without the demands of regular clinical shifts. As EMS Administrator for the occupational health clinics at Tooele Army Depot and Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, you provide physician-level medical direction for the installations' pre-hospital emergency medical services: maintaining and updating EMS protocols, reviewing ambulance run sheets, and leading the recurring quality review cycle that keeps both clinics' emergency response capability current, compliant, and clinically sound. The engagement runs on a defined oversight calendar: monthly response-time analysis, quarterly program reviews and audits, an annual EMS program evaluation each December, and one on-site coordination meeting per quarter at Mountain West Medical Center in Tooele, Utah. All remaining duties are remote-compatible. Total commitment is approximately 60 hours per year, and contract performance begins September 1, 2026. The successful candidate is an established Emergency Medicine physician, board certified with an active, unrestricted Utah medical license, who wants a low-hour, high-autonomy medical direction engagement that complements an existing clinical practice. The role rewards EMS systems judgment: the physician who reads a quarter of run sheets and sees the protocol gap, the response-time trend, and the training need behind the data.
Requirements
- MD or DO with current board certification in Emergency Medicine (ABEM or AOBEM)
- Active, unrestricted medical license in the State of Utah
- Minimum of five (5) years of post-residency Emergency Medicine practice
- Experience in EMS medical direction, EMS oversight, or pre-hospital protocol development and quality review
- Working knowledge of current national EMS standards, pre-hospital care protocols, and EMS quality assurance methodology
- Ability to attend one on-site coordination meeting per quarter at Mountain West Medical Center, Tooele, Utah
- Availability for approximately 60 hours per year on a reliable monthly, quarterly, and annual review cadence
- Ability to complete federal facility credentialing and background screening
- Authorized to work in the United States
Nice To Haves
- Current or prior appointment as an EMS Medical Director (agency, fire/rescue, industrial, or occupational health setting)
- Experience with military installations, military treatment facilities, or federal occupational health programs
- Prior physician services experience with the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, or other federal agencies
- Familiarity with occupational medicine clinic operations and workplace emergency response planning
- Utah-based clinical practice, or practice within reasonable reach of the Tooele / Salt Lake City region
- Experience leading quality assurance, performance improvement, or audit programs within an EMS system
- NAEMSP membership or completion of formal EMS medical direction coursework
- Active DEA registration, or the ability to obtain one if required
Responsibilities
- Maintain, review, and update EMS protocols for the occupational health clinics at Tooele Army Depot and Dugway Proving Ground, keeping them aligned with current national pre-hospital care standards and State of Utah requirements
- Review ambulance run sheets and provide physician-level quality feedback on pre-hospital emergency care delivered at both installations
- Conduct the annual EMS program evaluation each December, assessing protocol currency, response performance, and overall program effectiveness
- Lead quarterly EMS program reviews and audits covering documentation quality, protocol adherence, and clinical performance
- Perform monthly response-time analysis, identify trends, and report findings with recommended corrective actions
- Attend the quarterly on-site coordination meeting at Mountain West Medical Center in Tooele, Utah
- Advise clinic leadership on emergency response readiness, equipment and medication protocol alignment, and EMS training priorities
- Recommend and document protocol revisions and corrective actions arising from audit findings and run sheet review
- Deliver written review, evaluation, and analysis documentation on the federal contract deliverable schedule, coordinated through CLFC's Program Manager
- Complete federal facility credentialing, background screening, and any required annual training attestations
Benefits
- Travel and lodging for the quarterly on-site meeting reimbursed
- Occurrence-based malpractice coverage provided
- CLFC administrative support: credentialing verification, deliverable scheduling, and federal contract reporting infrastructure
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Senior
