bonejas

You will need to be a NREMT or National Registered Paramedic, preferably with MNF-I card.

Global Operations Resources Group, Inc. - Gorgrp, Inc. Tactical / Operational Services

Remote Medical Officer Global Operational Resources Group, Inc. is now accepting applications for the following medical operator positions. Personnel for these positions must be a Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, NREMT-P (or equivalent), EMT –I (99) (or equivalent) or have significant and documented military special operations as a medic experience.



Global Operational Resources Group projects the need for a future pool of 50+ medical operators over the next 6+ months to serve current and future PSD, government, and medical support tasking for various government and related projects both in and out of Iraq.




Duties include:

• Emergency medical care
• Routine primary and ‘sick-call’ services
• Appropriate medical record keeping
• Medical supply and logistics
• On-going continuing education and self-education

Paid travel, equipment, insurance, and related expenses are included.
General Qualifications:

• For some positions you MUST be a US citizen. For others, you must be a US or British Commonwealth citizen (UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.). For some other positions, Third Country Nationals may be acceptable on a case-by-case basis
• You must have NO prior felony or adult misdemeanor criminal convictions of any type. In addition to this you must not have a series of traffic or civil citations that indicate a pattern of problem behavior
• You must NOT have a prior bankruptcy judgment within 7 years. For some positions NO bankruptcy judgment ever

Duty locations in Iraq will be potentially at one of several current and future MNFI base locations, as well as mobile team locations. We anticipate additional tasking beyond Iraq in the future, both shorter term and long-term.

Detailed pay and benefits will only be discussed with those whose applications are of interest. Occasional short-notice deployments may be available.

cpmedic

These guys are now toppers, but have the usual turn-over and good comms from HR and a project manager so well worth throwing them your CV

Badmedic69

I have started the app and was informed of my recrutier was no longer employeed then they ( GOR) disappeared and stopped communications. that was almost 1 month ago and I havent heard from them since.

smugalov

after a long time they finally told me that they are not hiring and they have a long list of USA medics waiting in line and while they have that they will not accept medics from other country's

medkev

You could also try putting your CV out to exmed and ers999 both out of H.Not sure if they have work on the go just now but if it's remote locations with the possibility of backing up CP/PSD teams in various exotic places try those.Wont hurt to send your CV in !!

GorGrp

I apologize for anyone tht got the run around. We did indeed have some personnel issues with our recruiter leaving and the new person stepping in. We have since resolved that. If any of you wish to be considered for a position...please feel free to cntact me personally and I will review your CVs. I am the as high as you go in the company so I definately have the final say. Sounds as if a couple of you have worked for us...for that i thank you...as I said when you left...door is always open for you.

Cory

Badmedic69

Thank you Cory for responding. I will attempt to reapplyshortly. I have in the mean time secured work as a remote medical officer off shore on a seismic vessel and it seems to me that I get sea sick.

Jp

Roadhog

I suppose self prescribing sea sick meds is out of the question?

bonejas

Hi Cory,

I was emailing MH a while ago. Could you PM me with your email address in order that I may email you my updated cv.

Many thanks,

bonejas.

GorGrp

I sent one to your VISITOR MESSAGE...couldn;t find the PM if this system has one.