1. Introduction to Crisis & Emergency Risk Communication (CERC)

2. The Psychology of Crisis

3. Community Engagement

4. Psychology of Decision Making for First Responders in Decision Making

5. TDH Emergency Preparedness Communications for Vulnerable Populations 1121066

6. Trauma-Informed Care for Schools Before, During, and After Possible Emergency Events

7. Addressing Disaster and Emergency Stress Beyond First Responders: Implications for Individuals, Families, and the Workplace

8. IS-315.A: CERT and the Incident Command System (ICS)

9. Ready for Resilience: Preparedness in Practice

10. School EOPs In-Depth: Planning for Large Events

11. An Overview of the Guide for Developing High-Quality School Emergency Operations Plans

12. Student Tools for Emergency Planning (STEP) Rollout

1. ERAC Responder Orientation & Media Relations

2. Critical Incident Stress Management

3. Identifying Dangerous Goods - The Basics

4. Identifying Dangerous Goods - At the Scene

5. Identifying Health & Physical Hazards - At the Scene

6. Planning the Response

7. PPE - Procedures and Use

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1. EM 125: Exercise Programs: An Introduction

2. EM 131: Accessible Customer Service for Emergency Responders

3. EM 200: Basic Emergency Management (BEM)

4. EM 200: Basic Emergency Management - BEM (Virtual)

5. EM 225: Exercise Program Management

6. EM 240: Note Taking

7. EM 240: Note Taking (Virtual)

8. EM 300: Community Emergency Management Coordinator ( CEMC )

9. EM 301: Provincial Emergency Management Coordinator (PEMC)

10. GSU 125: Introduction aux programmes d’exercices

11. GSU 131: Service à  la clientèle accessible pour premiers intervenants d'urgence

1. Emergency Planning

2. Decision Making and Problem Solving

3. CERT & the Incident Command System

4. Introduction to Emergency Management for Higher Education

5. Community Preparedness

6. Crisis Management for School-Based Incidents - Partnering Rural Law Enforcement, First Responders, and Local School Systems

7. Foundations of Emergency Management

8. Planning: Emergency Operations

9. Community Emergency Response Team Program Manager

10. Community Emergency Response Team Train-the-Trainer

11. An Introduction to the Incident Command System

12. Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response

13. Fundamentals of Emergency Management

14. Emergency Planning

15. Introduction to Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

16. Preparing for Mass Casualty Incidents: A Guide for Schools, Higher Education, and Houses of Worship

17. Effective Communication

18. Campus Emergencies: Prevention, Response and Recovery

19. Social Media Engagement Strategies

20. Virtual Tabletop Exercise

• EMS-CE (4 Hours) – Hazmat First Responder Awareness (FRA) Level I Responder for EMS

• EMS-CE (2 Hours) – MCI START Triage

• EMS-CE (2 Hours) – Anaphylaxis

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Glasgow Coma Scale

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – MRSA

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – VRE

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Introduction to Emergency Medical Care

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Lifting and Moving Patients

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Cardiac Emergencies

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Bleeding, Shock, and Renal Emergencies

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Abdominal Emergencies, Chest and Abdominal Trauma

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Anatomy, Physiology and General Pharmacology

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Diabetic Emergencies, Altered Mental Status, and Allergic Reactions

• EMS-CE (1 Hour) – Communication, Terminology, and Scene Size-up

• EMS-CE (24 Hours) – 24 Hour EMT Refresher Topics Online

• EMS-CE (48 Hours) – 48 Hour Paramedic Refresher Topics

• Mandatory Naloxone, Epinephrine, and Glucometer Training

• All EMS Continuing Education Courses

1. Psychological First Aid

2. First Aid for Opioid Poisoning

3. Preventing Disease Transmission

What stops bleeding? In an ACS Stop the Bleed course, you’ll learn three quick techniques to help save a life before someone bleeds out: (1) How to use your hands to apply pressure to a wound; (2) How to pack a wound to control bleeding; (3) How to correctly apply a tourniquet. These three techniques will empower you to assist in an emergency and potentially save a life

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