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Caliburn International Donates Personal Protective Equipment to Brevard County Emergency Management Operations Center

original Caliburn representatives and Brevard County EOC staff pictured include (l to r): Janell Smith, Caliburn Director of Compliance (Health Services); Cheryl Chang, Caliburn HIPAA Privacy Specialist; Kimberly Prosser, EOC Emergency Management Director; Steven Darling, EOC Central Services Director; Matt Wallace, EOC Public Safety Director; Dan Jones, Caliburn MMS Business Unit Lead; and Dr. Joseph Mignogna, Caliburn Chief Medical Officer. (Photo: Business Wire)

Caliburn representatives and Brevard County EOC staff pictured include (l to r): Janell Smith, Caliburn Director of Compliance (Health Services); Cheryl Chang, Caliburn HIPAA Privacy Specialist; Kimberly Prosser, EOC Emergency Management Director; Steven Darling, EOC Central Services Director; Matt Wallace, EOC Public Safety Director; Dan Jones, Caliburn MMS Business Unit Lead; and Dr. Joseph Mignogna, Caliburn Chief Medical Officer. (Photo: Business Wire)

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On May 30, Caliburn International donated more than 1,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) items to the Brevard County Emergency Management Operations Center (EOC) in Rockledge, FL. Utilizing Caliburn’s Mobile Medical Unit (MMU), Caliburn representatives delivered 1,000 masks, 150 boxes of gloves, and 10 cartons of gowns to aid local long-term care facilities such as nursing homes and assisted living facilities.

The Brevard County EOC put out a call in April to Brevard County businesses requesting PPE and supplies to support local hospital workers and emergency responders. Many businesses throughout the county responded to the emergent call. However, additional supplies are needed to protect health and safety in Brevard County as businesses begin to re-open, people return to work, and a new normal emerges in workplace protocols.

“We thank the EOC for their sustained efforts. We know the rest of the world was stricken badly by this, and somehow we’re doing pretty well. That’s not serendipitous – that’s good planning and execution,” said Dan Jones, who leads Caliburn’s Medical Management Solutions (MMS) line of business. “We know how hard the EOC works; it doesn’t just happen.”

“Caliburn is proud to donate these much-needed supplies to the EOC. We are very grateful for the vital work they and all of our healthcare workers are providing to our community during this time,” said C.D. Moore, Caliburn’s Chief Operating Officer.

As one of the nation’s leading occupational health and wellness providers, Caliburn offers flexible and customizable health services and on-site medical capabilities to help businesses and industries meet their regulatory compliance requirements, manage periodic medical exams, and facilitate health certification testing. Caliburn provides occupational medical support and exam management services throughout the United States, including COVID-19 testing and screening, return-to-work services, and contact-tracing programs to help businesses manage and maintain healthy workforces. For additional information about these nationwide programs, and Caliburn’s on-site mobile medical services and occupational health exams in Florida, please email medicalmgtsolutions@caliburnintl.com.

About Caliburn International, LLC: We are a leading provider of professional services and solutions to U.S. federal government agencies and commercial clients. We provide consulting, engineering, medical, and environmental services as well as large-scale program management in support of our core markets of national defense, international diplomacy, healthcare, and homeland security client readiness. Caliburn employs approximately 7,000 dedicated professionals deployed across five continents. The company’s website is www.caliburnintl.com.

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