AWR-232-V: Mass Fatalities Planning & Response for Rural Communities
Course Description
This 8-hour class is delivered in two four-hour Zoom sessions, over two consecutive days awareness-level. The instructor-led awareness level course is designed to prepare rural first responders and officials with the basic knowledge, skills and abilities to manage a mass fatality incident impacting their jurisdiction. Target audience includes first responders, coroners/medical examiners, public health officials, and others with responsibilities during a mass fatality incident. Issues addressed include establishing roles and responsibilities, assets management, remains processing and identification, diversity issues and development of a mass fatality plan that affect the construct of a mass fatality response. Register for a class by selecting a class date from the Training Schedule, click on the Registration link above the course description to access a registration form for that class. Request a new class to be scheduled in your area by submitting a Request a Course form.
Course Prerequisites
*Participant must be a U.S. citizen or a foreign national approved by DHS.
Audience
Citizen/Community VolunteerEmergency ManagementEmergency Medical ServicesGovernmental AdministrativeHealthcareLaw EnforcementOtherPublic Health
Core Capabilities
Environmental Response/Health and SafetyFatality Management ServicesForensics and AttributionPlanningPublic Health, Healthcare and Emergency Medical Services
No Material for this course.
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