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Chemical/Drug Exposure; A Unified Response From Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS/HazMat, & Hospital Emergency Response Train-the-Trainer Program
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Description
Generic event added to the course catalog to be used when scheduling Conferences, Divisional Trainings, Event, Exercise, Meeting, Seminar, or Workshop to effectively show this event on the calendar.
PreRequisite
This course is intended for active law enforcement, fire, EMS, and hospital personnel. *Class is from 0800-1700* Train-the-Trainer Course Student manual will be provided to each attendee along with a zip drive containing the PDF version of the student manual, instructor manual, and PowerPoint presentation.
Target Audience
Law enforcement (including command personnel),fire department responders and command personnel, HazMat team members, EMS transport personnel, and hospital first receivers
Additional Information
On a daily basis, emergency responders face chemical and drug dangers that can cause illness, injury, and even death. From using chemicals to commit suicide to synthetic opioids, chemicals and drugs are easily accessible and are more prevalent because of the availability of information on the internet. A lack of understanding of secondary exposure can further exacerbate those situations. Synthetic opioid based drugs can be dangerous to all emergency responders and first receivers and many chemicals and drugs pose a danger beyond just the scene. Course goals are to present students with: *Educate first responders and first receivers on current trends of chemicals and drugs commonly misused by the public; *Background information and myths of the current trends of chemicals and drugs commonly misused by the public; *Addresses appropriate notifications; *Addresses appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE); *Addresses unified command concerns; *Addresses decontamination of personnel, equipment, and vehicles.
Location
The Villages-Sumter County Public Safety
Address
Room 150 - EOC 7361 Powell Rd.
Wildwood 34785
Sumter
Region 4
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Date
Tuesday, Dec 17, 2019 - Tuesday, Dec 17, 2019
12/17/2019 12:00:00 AM
12/17/2019 12:00:00 AM
Point of Contact
Mark Reali
4072450300
mreali@ecfrpc.org
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Name
County
Organization
David Crowe
St. Lucie
Department of Health
Jeremy Feil
Sumter
Sumter County Fire & EMS
Tammy Harris
Bay
Bay County Collaborative Services Department
Aaron Bryant
Pasco
Pasco Sheriff's Office
Scott Hess
Sumter
Sumter County Fire
ERIC MEYERS
Sumter
Hector Otero
Sumter
Ralph Kaylor
Sumter
Sumter County Fire & EMS
Kimberly Watts
Sumter
The Villages Public Safety Department
Robert Ramage Jr
Sumter
Villages Public Safety Department
Jason Hoskins
Leon
Department of Corrections
Elizabeth Butler
Sumter
Sumter County Sheriff's Office
Michael DiStefano
Sumter
Josh Phillips
Marion
Lindsey Bayer
Lake
Other-Lake
Gabriel Trujillo
Sumter
Sumter AMR
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