Senior Emergency Management Lead: EOC Coordination

Broward County, Florida; Plantation (FL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

High-Deductible Health Plan

Health Savings Account

Florida Retirement System

457 Deferred Compensation

11 paid holidays

2 weeks vacation

Tuition Reimbursement

Job summary

The Broward County Emergency Management Department is seeking a Senior Emergency Management Specialist to direct the municipal branch and coordinate with cities, universities, and regional partners.

Responsibilities include credentialing support for EOC personnel, training municipal representatives, developing plans and SOPs, and managing the Vulnerable Populations Registry. Occasional recall during disasters may require weekend or shift work.

Qualifications

• Requires a Bachelor's degree in a related field with possible substitution for experience.
• Four years of emergency management planning experience in an EOC.
• Valid Florida Class E Driver's License and ability to pass a DHS background check.

Responsibilities

• Direct municipal branch operations and collaborate with cities and universities.
• Develop and review emergency plans, SOPs, and procedures as needed.
• Coordinate training and exercises for municipal and regional partners.
• Manage the Vulnerable Populations Registry and access credentials.
• Provide incident management leadership during disasters and recall situations.

Skills

Business Insight

Manages Complexity

Decision Quality

Optimizes Work Processes

Ensures Accountability

Communicates Effectively

Persuades

Manages Ambiguity

Education

Bachelor's degree in Emergency Management or related

Tools

Emergency management software

Databases

Job description

The Broward County Emergency Management Department is seeking a Senior Emergency Management Specialist to direct the municipal branch and coordinate with cities, universities, and regional partners.

Responsibilities include credentialing support for EOC personnel, training municipal representatives, developing plans and SOPs, and managing the Vulnerable Populations Registry. Occasional recall during disasters may require weekend or shift work.