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• Performs and/or assists other recreation assistants or specialists in the operation and maintenance of indoor and outdoor recreation facilities.

• Arranges for issue of equipment or tools, charging them out to participants, and checking them for condition upon their return

• Takes inventory of authorized recreation supplies and equipment; and helps with group activities which require more than one staff member, performing specifically assigned tasks.

• Responsible for operating the cash register, collecting money, making change, and issuing receipts.

• Performs professional mechanical engineering work in support of the development and sustainment of maintenance training systems, subsystems, and/or support equipment.
• Develops system performance requirements, objectives and integration, and the estimation of time and resources for system design, development, and support.
• Performs analysis and uses systematic, disciplined, and quantifiable approaches to implement, develop, and document projects.
• Performs development engineering for systems and devices.

Summary Continued:
and assist in reducing and/or eliminating potential fire hazards and reacting to the presence or potential releases of hazardous materials as a first responder to protect persons, property, or the environment.

Duties:
1. This position will support the Federal Government's response efforts to COVID-19.
2. Performs hazard and risk assessment techniques in completing initial incident analysis. Performs crash-rescue and firefighting duties involving air traffic or support operations where hazardous conditions are such that the expectancy for fire is high and potential for becoming destructive is great.
3. Performs structural firefighting duties for a variety of facilities, which may include large multistoried buildings, industrial areas, and/or base storage facilities.
4. Performs rescue of personnel and a variety of first aid measures to alleviate further injury and prepare the victim(s) for transport to a medical facility.
5. Maintains firefighting equipment and fire station facilities. Complies with health, safety, and environmental rules and procedures and performs work in a manner that enhances the safety of the work environment.

The position has a high degree of visibility throughout the Clinic as a result of direct patient care provided by the Health Technician and contacts with the Veteran population, many of whom are severely disabled and are without additional resources. Professionalism, proficiency, and a high positive image are critical and required. The incumbent must perform and exhibit knowledge and skills specific to the young adult, the adult, and the geriatric patient. The incumbent must be highly motivated, seek ways to expedite care, and eliminate problematic clinical processes.

MAJOR DUTIES:

• The technician independently assesses the patient's contraindications for impressions of the ear and auditory canal, including presence of cerumen or other medical issues.
• The technician is responsible for making impressions of the ear for earmolds, custom hearing aids, and hearing aid repairs due to poor fit or changes in patient status (i.e. loss/gain of weight) including those on surgically-altered or difficult to fit ears.
• Prior to fabricating the impression, the technician is responsible for careful examination of the ear and its environs, cleaning of the area as needed, placement of an oto-block, and visual confirmation of oto-block placement/coverage. After making the impression, the technician is responsible for verifying complete removal of impression material, assessing the ear canal, and assessing completeness of the ear impression.
• The technician is then responsible for preparing, shipping, and verifying the hearing aid repair/order with the ear impression.
• Receives patients from the Audiologists and independently completes the earmold impressions
• Receives patients from the Audiologists to assist further with cleaning, education or repair of hearing aid/assistive device.
• The technician is responsible for follow up hearing aid care for patients fitted with hearing aids in order to determine the success of the physical fit and to make any necessary modifications.
• The technician questions patients and employs one or more diagnostic measures in order to determine the cause(s) of the hearing aid related problem(s) and provides primary level troubleshooting and repair of hearing aids.
• If the patient is experiencing physical adjustment or other adjustment problems associated with the hearing aid(s), the technician may independently apply one or more of the following procedures.

• Modify the earmolds, tubing, receiver length or shell,
• Repair hearing aids in house (i.e. changing batteries, battery doors, cleaning of all parts of the hearing aids, replacing tubing, replacing receivers/cords, etc.)
• Refer the patient to the Audiologist for additional counseling, recommendations and/or re-evaluation.
• The technician may be required to monitor patients with limited dexterity or intellectual capacity several times to ensure the proper use and care of hearing aids.
• When a hearing aid or assistive device is unable to be repaired in-house, the technician processes all repair paperwork and ships the devices to the VA contractor in the proper packaging. This includes properly tracking devices/repairs.
• The technician uses tools ranging from brushes/pliers to electrical hand tools to modify hearing aids or earmolds for a more comfortable fit or to change the response of the hearing aid.
• The technician determines if a patient should be referred to the Audiologist for assessment of rehabilitative needs or extensive reprogramming of the hearing aids.
• The technician is required to properly document all interactions in the medical record in the form of a clinical progress note.
• Consults with Audiologists to determine the patient's needs for loaner hearing aids from clinic stock.
• Receives and screens all calls from veterans, or incoming devices from veterans with complaints about their hearing aids or assistive devices.
• Reviews all hearing aid follow-up questionnaires and follows-up with veterans to determine proper course of action to facilitate repairs or refers patients to their Audiologist.
• Enters IOI-HA into Remote Order Entry System.
• Triages phone calls and secure messages.
• Performs cerumen removal once approved by patient's Audiologist or an Audiologist. Cerumen removal is not performed without authorization of an Audiologist.

• Performs a full range of meat cutting tasks associated with processing beef, pork, veal and lamb into retail and ready-to-eat cuts for sale to patrons.
• Advises patrons of storage life, temperature requirements, and thawing times of meat and meat products.
• Ensures all sanitation requirements for meat preparation areas are met.

The position has a high degree of visibility throughout the Clinic as a result of direct patient care provided by the Health Technician and contacts with the Veteran population, many of whom are severely disabled and are without additional resources. Professionalism, proficiency, and a high positive image are critical and required. The incumbent must perform and exhibit knowledge and skills specific to the young adult, the adult, and the geriatric patient. The incumbent must be highly motivated, seek ways to expedite care, and eliminate problematic clinical processes.

MAJOR DUTIES:

• The technician independently assesses the patient's contraindications for impressions of the ear and auditory canal, including presence of cerumen or other medical issues.
• The technician is responsible for making impressions of the ear for earmolds, custom hearing aids, and hearing aid repairs due to poor fit or changes in patient status (i.e. loss/gain of weight) including those on surgically-altered or difficult to fit ears.
• Prior to fabricating the impression, the technician is responsible for careful examination of the ear and its environs, cleaning of the area as needed, placement of an oto-block, and visual confirmation of oto-block placement/coverage. After making the impression, the technician is responsible for verifying complete removal of impression material, assessing the ear canal, and assessing completeness of the ear impression.
• The technician is then responsible for preparing, shipping, and verifying the hearing aid repair/order with the ear impression.
• Receives patients from the Audiologists and independently completes the earmold impressions
• Receives patients from the Audiologists to assist further with cleaning, education or repair of hearing aid/assistive device.
• The technician is responsible for follow up hearing aid care for patients fitted with hearing aids in order to determine the success of the physical fit and to make any necessary modifications.
• The technician questions patients and employs one or more diagnostic measures in order to determine the cause(s) of the hearing aid related problem(s) and provides primary level troubleshooting and repair of hearing aids.
• If the patient is experiencing physical adjustment or other adjustment problems associated with the hearing aid(s), the technician may independently apply one or more of the following procedures.

• Modify the earmolds, tubing, receiver length or shell,
• Repair hearing aids in house (i.e. changing batteries, battery doors, cleaning of all parts of the hearing aids, replacing tubing, replacing receivers/cords, etc.)
• Refer the patient to the Audiologist for additional counseling, recommendations and/or re-evaluation.
• The technician may be required to monitor patients with limited dexterity or intellectual capacity several times to ensure the proper use and care of hearing aids.
• When a hearing aid or assistive device is unable to be repaired in-house, the technician processes all repair paperwork and ships the devices to the VA contractor in the proper packaging. This includes properly tracking devices/repairs.
• The technician uses tools ranging from brushes/pliers to electrical hand tools to modify hearing aids or earmolds for a more comfortable fit or to change the response of the hearing aid.
• The technician determines if a patient should be referred to the Audiologist for assessment of rehabilitative needs or extensive reprogramming of the hearing aids.
• The technician is required to properly document all interactions in the medical record in the form of a clinical progress note.
• Consults with Audiologists to determine the patient's needs for loaner hearing aids from clinic stock.
• Receives and screens all calls from veterans, or incoming devices from veterans with complaints about their hearing aids or assistive devices.
• Reviews all hearing aid follow-up questionnaires and follows-up with veterans to determine proper course of action to facilitate repairs or refers patients to their Audiologist.
• Enters IOI-HA into Remote Order Entry System.
• Triages phone calls and secure messages.
• Performs cerumen removal once approved by patient's Audiologist or an Audiologist. Cerumen removal is not performed without authorization of an Audiologist.

The primary purpose of this position is to perform developmental assignments which are designed to provide the incumbent, who is serving in a trainee capacity, in the application of common contracting methods and contract types, and to assist in the procurement of standard or specialized service; supply; and/or construction items, services, and/or materials primarily through formal advertising, or through limited use of negotiation techniques. Plans acquisitions for standard or specialized services, supplies and/or construction contracts where specifications are standardized within established competitive markets, and where price competition exists. Develops solicitations, evaluates responses, and makes award recommendations. Monitors contract performance, performs contract administration, contract close-out and recommends terminations if needed. Provides advice and assistance to others relating to contracting work and prepares correspondence. May serve as the primary or alternate Government Purchase Card (GPC) Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (AOPC). May serve as a System Administrator. Performs other duties as assigned.

- Repairs and maintains aircraft. Performs ground handling task on assigned aircraft.

- Disassembles, repairs, and reassembles major aircraft systems, their assemblies, and components

- Performs aircraft engine functional test (engine runs), crash recovery duties and be Red X certified

- Accomplishes operational and maintenance record keeping, both manual and automated, associated with aircraft maintenance and repair

- Utilizes safety practices and procedures following established safety rules and regulations and maintains a safe and clean work area. Establishes and maintains good working relationships.

• Serves as an air mobility subject matter expert advising senior PACAF, and 613 AOC leadership and staff on air mobility operations, issues, and concerns. Frequently performs special complex projects regarding airlift operations.
• Plans, coordinates, schedules, tasks, and executes PACAF airlift in support of CJCS and Command-directed peacetime, contingency, and wartime operations.
• Responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing schedules to support complex exercise and contingency mobility requirements.
• Communicates with/acts as an interface with other agencies regarding airlift planning.
• Communicates verbally, and in writing with US Embassy Defense Attaches and other key personnel within the command's area of responsibility in order to secure international diplomatic permissions for PACAF airlift aircraft supporting America's global mission.

1. Performs budget execution and administration work involving monitoring current year and prior year obligations incurred and the actual expenditures of budgets with different sources and types of funding

2. Plans, performs programming and budget formulation, justification or work involving preparation of detailed analyses of annual and/or multi-year program and budget estimates for the flying hour program into a consolidated budget request.

3. Performs program and budget impact analyses of programmatic adjustments to future budget years in the FYDP (Future Years Defense Program).

4. Provides advice, assistance, and guidance on program and budget policy and related information.

5. Uses automated programming and budgetary system(s) and computer-generated products in accomplishing assignments.

• Serves as Team Leader
• Performs inspections and maintains surveillance over assigned contracts
• Develops performance work statements, SOWs, cost estimates, pricing and bidding schedules, purchase requests and other documentation for maintenance and repair service by contract
• Maintains records, and coordinates work and change orders to contract
• Prepares and presents briefings to each level of the Command, up to and including the Wing Commander.

• You will interpret and analyze complex legislation, policy and regulatory decisions for application to Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (NERP) system and associated feeder systems.
• You will ensure NERP processes are in compliance with DoD/DON Financial policy and regulations.
• You will use knowledge and expertise of NAVFAC business, business rules, processes and practices and work to facilitate/support successful migration to NERP system.
• You will participate in various BSO52 Business Process Working Groups, providing NAVFAC perspective, specific information and technical opinion.
• You will coordinate data cleansing and suspense clearing efforts with FM divisions and other parties, both internal and external (directorates, LANT, HQ, DFAS, etc).
• You will coordinate NERP migration/transition data validation efforts, actions, data calls, etc.
• You will perform NERP system configuration and table updates, coordinating with applicable parties to collect required data and relay impact to current financial operating processes.
• You will perform reconciliation, identify and investigate system issues for root cause and initiate remedial actions to correct issues.
• You will perform NERP User Systems access administration for the command.
• You will provide technical advice and guidance on NERP system capabilities and usage, field questions, draft responses, proposals, and briefs.
• You will develop and deliver NERP user training to the command users, create financial reports from various automated financial systems to extract, compile and perform analysis of Labor and Payroll data to ensure reconciliation.
• You will Work with Data Analytic team, FM divisions, and other parties within the command to design, develop and maintain Execution Reports and various metrics using financial data from NERP, Advana/Jupiter, DCAS, etc.

• Works with customers to identify their needs, solve or coordinate the timely resolution of customer orders/support problems, and act as a customer advocate and liaison.
• Monitors backorder status reports and personally resolve, or help resolve problem actions not meeting customer requirements.
• Investigates, coordinates, and releases Sales Orders that inhibit flow through automated systems.
• Applies DLA expedite policy and other operating procedures to expedite the actions within supply chains.
• Coordinates the research and tracking of Stock Transfer Orders (STOs) actions to facilitate resolution of backorders or take action to expedite delinquent contracts having an impact on unfilled orders using established policies/guidance.
• Coordinates with appropriate service representatives to identify alternative sources of supply, respond to customer requests, and provide advice regarding changes to sales orders as needed.
• Collects, evaluates, and summarizes performance data pertaining to specific agency program goals and objectives and those of customers; leads meetings to communicate ideas and solicit feedback toward improving business/customer support operations.
• Prepares briefing materials including background information, recommendations, statistical data, charts and graphs; writes detailed reports concerning the status of their assignments and issues identified in the course of performing the work.

1. Serves as the functional point of contact for day-to-day budget/financial issues.

2. Performs budget formulation work involving review and preparation of budget estimates and financial plans.

3. Performs budget execution and administration work involving the monitoring of obligations incurred and the actual expenditures of funds.

4. Provides advice, assistance, and guidance on budgeting and related information and conducts analyses, reviews and special studies of budget and/or related information.

5. Uses budgetary and other automated system(s) and computer-generated products in accomplishing budgeting/funding assignments.

Responsible for overseeing all technical operations at the library. Trains new staff on technical tasks and independently manages acquisitions according to established procedures. Handles procurement requests, ensuring compliance with library guidelines and funding procedures. Collects bibliographic data, renews subscriptions, and monitors orders. Conducts copy cataloging and maintains accurate catalog records using automated resources. Prepares library materials for use, manages inventory, and handles disposal processes. Provides reference services, assists with equipment, and performs clerical tasks. Utilizes computer software for document preparation and assists at the circulation desk as needed. Handles outreach visits, coordinates events, manages social media, and fulfills other assigned duties.

If interested in applying for this position you may preview the online application: https://apply.usastaffing.gov/ViewQuestionnaire/12609071