The Statement of Work outlines the provision of on-site medical services at the Mingo Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center. This initiative involves licensed medical professionals, such as Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, or Physician Assistants, who will deliver comprehensive healthcare services to students aged 16 to 24, in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, as well as guidelines established by relevant health authorities. The focus of these services includes early diagnosis, basic health care, health promotion, and prevention. Key responsibilities involve conducting medical assessments, treatment, prescription issuance, and monitoring health conditions, all while ensuring the integration of medical activities with other center programs. Contractors must maintain proper medical documentation, supervise medical staff, and ensure the confidentiality of student health records in compliance with HIPAA. Additionally, the Statement addresses service scheduling, including required availability during set hours and provisions for holidays. The government will provide necessary workspace and supplies, while contractors are expected to uphold licensing requirements and undergo background checks. Regular performance evaluations will be conducted to assess contractor effectiveness. This comprehensive structure ensures that the healthcare needs of Job Corps students are adequately met as part of the broader educational and vocational support system.