Disaster Response Planning - Reservist; On Call

Position: Disaster Response Planning - Reservist (On Call)
Description

** ICF
* * is seeking experienced emergency management professionals to join our  
** Disaster Response Planning Section Reservist Cadre** . This is an  
** On-Call position
** supporting disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and resilience missions across the United States. Assignments are activated based on project and disaster operational needs and may involve deployments to Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), Joint Field Offices (JFOs), Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs), client sites, field locations, or remote environments. Deployment opportunities are not guaranteed and may vary in duration, location, and frequency.

Reservists are typically activated for disaster events, emergency exercises, planning projects, and surge support requirements. Candidates should be prepared to deploy with limited notice, work flexible schedules that may include evenings, weekends, and holidays, and support incident operations in dynamic and fast-paced environments.

** About On-Call Employment with ICF*
* Due to the seasonal or project-specific nature of our disaster and emergency management work, ICF hires professionals as "On-Call" employees. On-Call employees are scheduled for work as it becomes available, with the freedom to accept or decline assignments. Individuals may work on concurrent projects outside of their ICF assignments, provided there is no conflict of interest.

** Key Responsibilities - What you will be doing*
* -    Serve in Planning Section leadership or unit-level roles supporting disaster response, recovery, preparedness, and resilience operations.

-    Support Incident Action Planning (IAP) development, operational planning cycles, contingency planning, transition planning, and demobilization planning.

-    Collect, evaluate, analyze, and disseminate incident information to support operational decision-making.

-    Maintain situational awareness and contribute to the development of a common operating picture.

-    Develop situation reports, dashboards, briefings, executive summaries, planning products, and operational documentation.

-    Coordinate information flow among incident leadership, operations, logistics, finance, and external stakeholders.

-    Support resource tracking, accountability, status reporting, and resource management activities.

-    Maintain incident documentation, records management processes, and official operational files.

-    Participate in planning meetings, operational briefings, after-action activities, and other incident management functions.

-    Support Incident Management Teams (IMTs), Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), disaster recovery operations, exercises, and emergency management initiatives.

-    Assist communities and clients in preparedness, response, recovery, mitigation, and resilience efforts

** _Please attach a reverse chronological, bullet-point concise resume (1 to 3 pages) addressing minimum and preferred qualifications, including job title, employer, dates of employment.  Since attention to detail is a critical skill for EOC planners, consider this your first assignment.  Separate list of completed coursework/trainings and deployments may be requested._*
* ** Minimum Qualifications*
* Candidates must possess qualifications commonly applicable across FEMA Planning Section Chief and Planning Section Unit Leader positions.

-    3+ years of professional experience in emergency management, disaster response, preparedness, public sector government, military or related fields.

-    2+ years of professional experience actual response in incident management, emergency operations, or emergency planning functions.

-    2+ years of professional experience gathering, organizing, analyzing, and communicating operational information and data.

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