Indian health organizations, or health service providers to Tribes funded entities, such areas and entities shall support extensive recruitment efforts for Force personnel, including efforts to recruit Force members among focal communities as described in subsection (g), as well as low-income, minority, and historically marginalized populations. (3) Preference Preference in the hiring of Force members shall be given to individuals who are veterans, unemployed or underemployed, recently furloughed community-based nonprofit, public health or health care professionals, or from focal communities as described in subsection (g). (4) Training (A) Initial training (i) In general Not later than 14 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Director shall identify an evidence-informed training program for Force members in accordance with this paragraph. Such initial training program shall focus on building public health surveillance knowledge and skills, particularly contact tracing knowledge and skills, to address training requirements for Force members to successfully conduct contact tracing activities under subsection (e)(1). States, localities, territories, Indian Tribes, Tribal organizations, urban Indian health organizations, or health service providers to Tribes shall determine which Force recruits will be provided with initial training to meet State, locality, territory, and Tribal public health needs. (ii) Requirements The initial training program under this subparagraph shall— (I) be adaptable by State, locality, territorial, Indian Tribe, Tribal organization, urban Indian health organization, or health service providers to Tribes funded entities to meet local needs