As the Medical Logistics Supervisor within the Department of Health's Executive Office of Resiliency and Health Security (ORHS), you will lead a dedicated team to safeguard public health during emergencies. ORHS is committed to responding decisively to all-hazards public health emergencies, minimizing community impacts, sustaining response capabilities, and strengthening protections before, during, and after crises.

In this critical role, you will oversee a team of Emergency Management Program Specialists at the State Medical Logistics Center, ensuring the efficient procurement, storage, and distribution of vital medical materiel. By collaborating with government and industry partners, you will bolster supply chain resilience and preparedness. Your leadership will directly enhance Washington's ability to respond to emergencies effectively, equitably, and with a focus on sustainability and long-term resilience.

You must meet ONE of the options provided and any additional criteria listed. Experience may have been gained through paid or unpaid activities. Please ensure any relevant experience defined below is outlined in your cover letter, resume, and/or applicant profile.

• One (1) year of supervisory experience. 

AND

• Option 1: One (1) year of experience as an Emergency Management Program Specialist 3.

• Option 2: Five (5) years of professional-level experience in one or more of the following areas: emergency management, homeland security, supply chain management, mitigation/disaster recovery planning, emergency communications, public information/affairs, civil/structural engineering, legislative affairs,  urban planning, or program/project management. 

*Education Substitutions for Option 2:

• An Associate degree may reduce the required experience by one (1) year (e.g., four years of experience with an Associate degree).
• A Bachelor's degree or higher may reduce the required experience by two (2) years (e.g., three years of experience with a Bachelor’s degree).

About Washington State Department of Health

Our programs and services help prevent illness and injury, promote healthy places to live and work, provide information to help people make good health decisions and ensure our state is prepared for emergencies. To accomplish all of these, we collaborate with many partners every day. We help ensure a safer and healthier Washington by: Working to improve health through disease and injury prevention, immunization, and newborn screening Providing health and safety information, education and training so people can make healthy choices Promoting a health and wellness system where we live, learn, work, play and worship Addressing environmental health hazards associated with drinking water, food, air quality and pesticide exposure Protecting you and your family by licensing healthcare professionals, investigating disease outbreaks and preparing for emergencies

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