This 3.5-hour course provides the base level of understanding of disaster preparedness and response. Intended for first responders and healthcare professionals new to disaster management, it is also very appropriate for business leaders, government officials, and the interested public. Click Here for more information on CDLS!

This 8-hour, lecture-based course is an information packed offering intended to educate first responders and healthcare personnel to prevent, detect and respond to disaster scenarios including natural and man-made disasters, chemical or radiological incidents and infectious disease outbreaks.

Advanced Disaster Life Support: This 16-hour course includes 12 hours of hands-on, experiential learning. Participants will exercise triage and hospital surge management techniques as well as experience responding to a disaster scenario. This course is where the rubber meets the road in disaster response and should be on every first responder and healthcare professional’s to-do list.

This lecture -based, facilitated discussion course will provide hospital emergency coordinators and other healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to respond to any emergency event, including natural disasters, terrorism, large-scale disease outbreaks, and man-made incidents.