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=== Position ID === | |||
The position ID indicates which VSF a position is assigned to, what subsection of the VSF, and the position's formal title. | |||
=== Updated === | |||
Indicates by date the last time anything in the position description was changed. | |||
=== Released === | |||
Indicates by date when the position was first released and published. | |||
=== Lead Agency === | |||
Indicates which government agency is responsible for the recruitment, training, deployment, and management of these volunteers. This will usually be the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management (PBEM), but some positions may report to Multnomah County or another agency. | |||
=== NET Certification Required? === | |||
Indicates whether a volunteer filling this position needs to possess NET certification in good standing. | |||
=== Cycle Position === | |||
Indicates whether the position has a disaster preparedness role, a response role, a recovery role, or a combination of those three on the | |||
Revision as of 15:46, 10 January 2025
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Position Description Components
Position ID
The position ID indicates which VSF a position is assigned to, what subsection of the VSF, and the position's formal title.
Updated
Indicates by date the last time anything in the position description was changed.
Released
Indicates by date when the position was first released and published.
Lead Agency
Indicates which government agency is responsible for the recruitment, training, deployment, and management of these volunteers. This will usually be the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management (PBEM), but some positions may report to Multnomah County or another agency.
NET Certification Required?
Indicates whether a volunteer filling this position needs to possess NET certification in good standing.
Cycle Position
Indicates whether the position has a disaster preparedness role, a response role, a recovery role, or a combination of those three on the