The Performance Work Statement (PWS) for the Quentin N. Burdick Memorial Health Care Facility outlines a contract for emergency room physician services. This non-personnel services contract mandates that the contractor supply all necessary resources, while maintaining independence from government oversight on clinical decisions. The physician will provide comprehensive medical care for patients of all ages and must adhere to the Indian Health Service's standards and protocols. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients, providing treatment, performing both emergent and non-emergent procedures, and maintaining accurate medical records. The contract stipulates a rotating shift pattern with 12-hour shifts and includes provisions for quality control, performance evaluation, and adherence to accreditation standards. Contractors must ensure the physicians are fully credentialed, insured, and possess relevant certifications (BLS, ACLS, etc.). Moreover, the document details security requirements, including background checks and compliance with federal laws regarding patient information. The contractor is also responsible for managing costs associated with staff travel and obtaining necessary approvals for medical care decisions. This contract demonstrates the federal government’s commitment to delivering quality healthcare services to the Native American community while upholding rigorous standards of accountability and operational efficiency.