USNS MERCY (T-AH-19) DMLSS Program Manager

CACI is looking for a DMLSS Program Manager to work onboard the USNS MERCY (T-AH-19), stationed at San Diego Naval Station, to provide professional and technical services, database, and training support for DMLSS using Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) concepts to the T-AH class hospital ship.

Responsibilities:

• An active Department of Defense SECRET security clearance.
• Implement, maintain, modify, and integrate existing medical logistics automation and DMLSS with specific functions in several phases of requisitioning, funding, procurement, receiving, payment certification, materials inventory, and distribution management.
• Function as the subject matter expert in T-AH class hospital ship logistics and warehousing, to include managing warehouse inventory, performing quality assurance checks in ordering, and receipting material.
• Participate in logistics evolutions such as material on-loads to include operating forklifts and pallet jacks.
• Provide subject matter expert guidance on Authorized Medical Allowance List  (AMAL) and Authorized Dental Allowance List (ADAL) build-out, ordering, receiving, and distribution for Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Response, and Combat Casualty Care missions.
• Serves as a link between the Supply Department of respective ship and Naval Medical Logistics Command (NMLC) in the implementation of DMLSS and related system interfaces.
• Perform network and system assessments and provide recommendations for system upgrades and modifications to the Information Systems Manager in close coordination with Ship Automated Data Processing.
• Establish hardware and software operational procedures and assist in the development of automation skills in specific application usage for supply and finance operations personnel.
• Develops supporting data and provides comprehensive logistics planning information, logistics plans recommendations, alternatives, and performance criteria to activity command, staff, program, and acquisition managers.

**** Position will deploy/embark with the USNS MERCY (T-AH-19) for missions, out-of-state Shipyard periods, maintain an ability to be deployable within 5 days (Ready 5 status) of natural disasters during Hurricane/Storm Seasons. The USNS MERCY (T-AH-19) can be underway for 6 months or more. You must be willing to deploy with the ship as embedded contractor support staff for that duration.****

Qualifications:

Required:

• Manage, monitor, and coordinate the execution of the ILS program on the assigned vessel.
• Establishes and maintains a program/project ILS management information reporting system sufficient to provide information required to brief officials on the current ILS status of assigned systems/equipment.
• Provide updates of material and casualty status of these systems to the Information Systems Manager and the Supply Officer.
• Develops DMLSS–related training plans and works independently within a prescribed training framework, to include scheduling weekly, monthly, and quarterly DMLSS training.
• Assess training needs and provide training to meet the needs of the client. Develop a comprehensive training package for long-term utilization.
• Integrate training updates into the prescribed training framework to keep current with ongoing trends.
• Prepare logistics requirements plans, operational and interim support plans, contract performance criteria, and related products for the Supply Officer.
• Have at least 4 years of experience with DMLSS-related systems in a systems administrator capacity.

Desired:

• Have a basic understanding of T-AH Class hospital ship command structure and command and control relationships.
• Have expert knowledge on T-AH Class hospital ship capabilities and limitations.
• Completed prior military service or have relevant civilian experience on large seagoing vessels.
• Combat operation experience is highly preferred.
• Possess a working knowledge of current Navy Tactics, Training, and Procedures for Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Response, and Combat Casualty Care operations.
• Understand Navy Logistics policies and procedures, such as AMAL/ADAL, COSAL, APL, and related publications.
• Must have basic Internet Security requirements, Information Awareness policies, and the safekeeping of Personal Identifying Information (PII), and related Privacy Act Data.