Evaluates mission requests and incident information to determine operational objectives, personnel, vehicles, specialized assets, communications, safety, logistics, and sustainment needs; Develops and communicates field assignments, command relationships, reporting requirements, safety measures, and contingency actions; Coordinates deployment and supervises Task Force operations during EMS system disruptions, disasters, mass-casualty incidents, severe weather, public health emergencies, special events, patient movement operations, and other authorized missions; Performs assigned positions within incident command and medical incident management structures, including Task Force Leader, Strike Team Leader, Medical Group Supervisor, Treatment Unit Leader, Transport Unit Leader, Ambulance Staging Manager, liaison, or other role consistent with training and assignment; Conducts operational risk assessments and safety briefings and establishes personnel accountability, protective equipment, rehabilitation, exposure-control, and other responder-safety measures based on mission hazards and Department requirements; Modifies, delays, or suspends unsafe Task Force activities within delegated authority and requests additional safety, clinical, logistical, or command support when conditions exceed available capabilities; Provides advanced life support assessment and treatment, assists with triage or patient movement, and performs other paramedic duties when required by mission conditions, staffing needs, or immediate threats to patient safety while maintaining appropriate supervisory and command oversight; Coordinates triage, treatment, transport, casualty collection, ambulance staging, responder rehabilitation, patient tracking, medical communications, and resource accountability; Supervises specialized EMS operations supporting hazardous materials incidents, technical rescue operations, high-consequence infectious disease response, biohazard patient movement, austere environments, UTV Ambulance operations, and other complex or nontraditional missions; Integrates Task Force personnel and resources with local, regional, and state incident command structures and coordinates field activities with SMOCC and the Zone Chief; Monitors mission progress, adjusts assignments and resources, resolves operational problems, and elevates significant clinical, safety, personnel, or resource concerns; Coordinates personnel relief, demobilization, documentation, equipment restoration, and after-action activities; Prepares or approves deployment rosters, mission assignments, staffing and resource plans, communications and safety instructions, resource requests, operational logs, situation reports, personnel accountability records, demobilization documentation, and after-action submissions; Ensures mission information and significant operational decisions are documented in WebEOC and other Department-designated systems. Conducts recurring operational assessments, site visits, and planning activities within the assigned zone to identify EMS coverage vulnerabilities, healthcare facility risks, seasonal and planned-event demands, potential mobilization and staging locations, logistical constraints, and available local and regional capabilities; Maintains zone-specific contact information, response references, deployment locations, resource information, access instructions, and other operational materials needed to support timely state response; Coordinates with EMS providers, healthcare facilities, emergency management agencies, public health agencies, and other response partners to validate operational assumptions, identify capability gaps, and prepare for anticipated or emerging threats; Coordinates Task Force support to EMS providers and communities experiencing temporary advanced life support (ALS) coverage gaps, staffing shortages, service interruptions, mutual aid exhaustion, unusual demand, or other operational instability; Assesses local system conditions and recommends or coordinates the deployment and positioning of Paramedic Response Units and other state resources within delegated authority; Coordinates Task Force response to hospitals, nursing homes, adult care facilities, and other healthcare settings affected by fire, flood, evacuation, power loss, HVAC failure, oxygen or utility disruption, structural concern, staffing emergency, or another threat to patient safety or continuity of operations; Coordinates with facility leadership, local incident command, SMOCC, and response partners to assess patient impacts, shelter-in-place options, evacuation requirements, transportation needs, receiving-facility coordination, patient tracking, and resource priorities; Supervises Ambulance Bus operations, multi-patient movement, alternate care sites, shelter medical operations, public health support, and deployment of mobile medical, power, HVAC, oxygen, communications, temporary treatment, and other healthcare continuity resources; Provides technical assistance to EMS providers, healthcare facilities, emergency management, and other partners concerning continuity planning, medical incident management, staffing contingencies, patient movement, facility evacuation, special event medical operations, resource requests, and use of state capabilities; Communicates regional conditions, recurring needs, capability gaps, and recommended actions to the Zone Chief.