Seminar Presented by:
A.J. Heightman, MPA, EMT-P
Editor-Emeritus, JEMS (Journal of Emergency Medical Services)
Greg Frailey, DO, EMT-P
Rich Kuklentz, RN, EMT-P

Program Description:

The workshop is designed for anyone involved in delivering emergency services after a mass-casualty incident. A community’s EMS, fire, rescue, police, aeromedical, fire-police, emergency department, and dispatch center personnel should attend since joint response and coordination are crucial to the successful management of any multiple-victim incident, whether it be a bus accident, explosion, or active shooter incident at a school or mall.
The workshop offers the participants an equal amount of didactic and practical demonstrations, ensuring that the students understand and appreciate the proper principles and procedures for successfully managing mass casualty incidents.
Participants will be provided with factual and graphic information, along with examples of how to manage and/or function cooperatively during actual or potential mass-casualty incidents.
Participants will also learn the roles and responsibilities of each key command officer and participating agency at mass-casualty incidents.
Emphasis will be placed on procedures and techniques that can be implemented easily and inexpensively to expedite patient care, identification, removal, and distribution from the scenes encountered.
To be held at the Mifflin County Middle School May 30th, 31st 0800-1600. Lunch provided
To register email Chief Coldren at mcoldren@fameems.org. Please do so by May 15th so we can get a head count for food. Class will be registered for Con-Ed.