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Name Hazardous Materials Medic Course: 40 Hours : ( _)
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 Paramedics who respond to, or support, hazardous materials teams on the scene. This includes HazMat Officers, Incident Commanders, Paramedics, Registered Nurses, and EMTs who have the responsibility to treat or oversee the treatment of exposed and contaminated patients and team members. • Technician Level • Hazardous Materials Officer • Hazardous Materials Safety Officer • Incident Commander • FireMedics • EMS Medics
Target Audience Course Goal: Terminal Objective: This course will present materials that are consistent with NFPA 473 including identification, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of victims who have been exposed to hazardous chemicals
The course will also address chemical and physical properties, medical surveillance and command responsibilities
The course will teach the appropriate response to chemical incidents involving victims exposed to hazardous chemicals and guide them in the application of emergency medical protocols
Course Summary: The main goal is to identify and outline areas of medical importance when dealing with a Hazardous Materials incident
The assessment is from a TEAM perspective with emphasis on Team Safety and Support
The presentation is organized in an interactive fashion to assist the team members in making decisions based upon information gained and weighted on a scale of risk versus benefit
Exercises and student challenges are used to solidify the learning process
Course Objectives: At the completion of the course the students will: • Understand Chemical and Physical properties as it relates to chemical exposure and patient physiological changes
• Understand both the identification of the physiologic response of a chemical exposure and the physical response of the treatment
• Identify recognized treatments for specific poisonings and will also review their own protocols developed for the treatment of exposures
• Successfully complete all student challenges and work through patient scenarios to further reinforce the learning process
• Review the requirements of medical surveillance as it related to HM team members and responders
Additional Information **Course begins at 8am each morning**
Location Marion County Sheriff's Office EM
Address 692 NW 30th Avenue
Ocala 34475
Marion
Region 3
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Date Monday, Jun 16, 2025 - Friday, Jun 20, 2025
Point of Contact Captain Garcia
352-291-8000  
daniel.garcia@marionfl.org
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NameCountyOrganization
Tristan RoraMarion  
Joshua DobbsMarion  
Keith OwensMarion MCFR
Robert WilliamsMarion Marion County Fire Rescue
Simon AlonMarion  
Ty DansbyMarion  
Andrew ColeMarion  
George WarrenMarion Marion County Fire Rescue
Brandon NoblesMarion  
Gregory GrahamMarion Other-Marion
Darius SampsonMarion Other-Marion
Justin ClavierMarion Other-Marion
Micah DaySumter  
Cale SusdorfMarion Ocala Fire Rescue
Isaac DorlandMarion  
Michael HowardMarion  
Brendon CookMarion  
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