The Multnomah County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) a physical location where incident response is coordinated by a team of individuals possessing skills relevant to the specific response.&nbsp;&nbsp;
An EOC is always staffed by at least an EOC Manager, who then delegates other positions as needed.&nbsp;&nbsp;
General Characteristics of EOC Staff:
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Equity Focused: ability to utilize the equity lens in all aspects of work. Create welcoming spaces and interrupt oppression.
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Public Service Attitude: We are here to serve our community. Solution based, can do - attitude is required. Get to yes mindset.
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Team Oriented: Ability to cultivate and nurture relationships with people from diverse backgrounds and work styles. Willingness to share information and support colleagues.
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Flexible: Comfortable adapting to unusual situations, working with people from other disciplines and organizations. Willingness to pitch in wherever needed (make coffee, clean as necessary). Ability to work with minimal direction in a fast paced/deadline oriented environment.&nbsp;
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Technologically capable: Google and Microsoft product competent.
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Roles at the Emergency Operations Center include work like: project scoping and implementation, strategic sourcing, delivering supplies, writing communications for internal and external partners, information management, scheduling and other administrative and planning support.

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