#GMVEMSC Training: FW: Major Active Shooter Exercise in Greene County

We still have opening for EMS agencies, both RTF and non-RTF agencies, to participate in a large, full-scale active shooter exercise. 

Dayton MMRS, under contract with Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association, puts on multiple active shooter exercises for hospitals and public safety personnel.  Our next exercise will be August 25^th, based at the Wright-Patt Credit Union Corporate Office (WPCU) (3560 Pentagon Blvd., Beavercreek OH). The exercise is being conducted with Soin Medical Center and Greene Memorial Hospital, but the incident scene will be at WPCU. Exercise will begin for RTF and law enforcement at 1130 Hours.  Exercise will end by no later than 1600, and probably earlier.  BTW, this will be a challenging tactical scenario.

 

The scenario in each exercise involves an active shooter/homegrown violent extremist who creates a mass casualty incident (MCI) using firearms and an IED.  Our prelude to the exercise is a simulated Joint Intelligence Bulletin saying there has been chatter about attacks in West Central Ohio.  This exercise is titled, “Dawn of a New Day,” and has multiple goals:

• Exercise law enforcement and EMS on response to an MCI.
• Exercise the ability of law enforcement and EMS to integrate using the Rescue Task Force (RTF) concept during an active shooter incident (ASI).
• Exercise hospital response to an MCI, including nearly all areas of the hospital (ED, OR, ICU, etc.)

 

We need involvement from EMS, both RTF and non-RTF agencies.  Patients will be triaged, treated, and transported, with a full ICS structure in place. 

 

Your personnel will have the opportunity to actively participate.  The exercises will each start with moulaged victims who have been pre-placed, a “perpetrator” running through and firing, “Contact” officers neutralizing that perp, the IED, then the warm zone RTF response, followed by EMS transport and the hospital response.  Media will be invited to the event. 

 

Please let us know if you can help with this exercise!  It is a great opportunity, and Continuing Education certificates will be provided courtesy of Kettering Health Network. 

 

 David

 

                           David N. Gerstner

                           MMRS/RMRS/EP Coordinator

                           Department of Fire  I  City of Dayton

                           300 N. Main St.  I  Dayton, Ohio 45402

       Office 937.333.4551  I  Fax 937.333.4561  I  www.daytonohio.gov

       24/7 Pager: 937-227-8705 or E-mail 9372278705@archwireless.net
       Cell  937.776.4410

                          david.gerstner@daytonohio.gov  I  http://DaytonMMRS.org

 

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#GMVEMSC: FW: Major Active Shooter Exercise in Greene County

We still have opening for EMS agencies, both RTF and non-RTF agencies, to participate in a large, full-scale active shooter exercise. 

Dayton MMRS, under contract with Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association, puts on multiple active shooter exercises for hospitals and public safety personnel.  Our next exercise will be August 25^th, based at the Wright-Patt Credit Union Corporate Office (WPCU) (3560 Pentagon Blvd., Beavercreek OH). The exercise is being conducted with Soin Medical Center and Greene Memorial Hospital, but the incident scene will be at WPCU. Exercise will begin for RTF and law enforcement at 1130 Hours.  Exercise will end by no later than 1600, and probably earlier.  BTW, this will be a challenging tactical scenario.

 

The scenario in each exercise involves an active shooter/homegrown violent extremist who creates a mass casualty incident (MCI) using firearms and an IED.  Our prelude to the exercise is a simulated Joint Intelligence Bulletin saying there has been chatter about attacks in West Central Ohio.  This exercise is titled, “Dawn of a New Day,” and has multiple goals:

• Exercise law enforcement and EMS on response to an MCI.
• Exercise the ability of law enforcement and EMS to integrate using the Rescue Task Force (RTF) concept during an active shooter incident (ASI).
• Exercise hospital response to an MCI, including nearly all areas of the hospital (ED, OR, ICU, etc.)

 

We need involvement from EMS, both RTF and non-RTF agencies.  Patients will be triaged, treated, and transported, with a full ICS structure in place. 

 

Your personnel will have the opportunity to actively participate.  The exercises will each start with moulaged victims who have been pre-placed, a “perpetrator” running through and firing, “Contact” officers neutralizing that perp, the IED, then the warm zone RTF response, followed by EMS transport and the hospital response.  Media will be invited to the event. 

 

Please let us know if you can help with this exercise!  It is a great opportunity, and Continuing Education certificates will be provided courtesy of Kettering Health Network. 

 

 David

 

                           David N. Gerstner

                           MMRS/RMRS/EP Coordinator

                           Department of Fire  I  City of Dayton

                           300 N. Main St.  I  Dayton, Ohio 45402

       Office 937.333.4551  I  Fax 937.333.4561  I  www.daytonohio.gov

       24/7 Pager: 937-227-8705 or E-mail 9372278705@archwireless.net
       Cell  937.776.4410

                          david.gerstner@daytonohio.gov  I  http://DaytonMMRS.org

 

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#GMVEMSC: FW: LAST CHANCE - There is still time to participate...The Ohio Trauma System Survey

I was contacted today by the state.  They are looking for more responses to the survey below from our region, and wanted to specifically emphasize that they are short of responses from Clark, Darke, Greene and Miami Counties. 

Even though this reminder states people can participated through Aug 9th, the link is still open. 

Chrome seems to be the best browser to use for this.

 

OHIO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Melvin House, Executive Director www.ems.ohio.gov REMINDER - There is still time to participate through August 9, 2019 ATTENTION OHIO TRAUMA CARE PROVIDERS  If you have previously completed this survey, thank you for your participation. We are encouraging participation from all trauma care providers, and are especially in need of more representation from physicians and emergency department nursing staff. The Ohio Trauma System is designed to get severely injured patients to the "right hospital, in the right manner, in the right amount of time."  These three factors increase the patient's chances of survival while minimizing chances of suffering severe disabilities and death.  One of the Ohio Trauma Committee's goals is to ensure that trauma care providers in Ohio have the appropriate training to deliver state-of-the-art care to all trauma patients. To that end, researchers at Innovative Emergency Management (IEM) have been contracted by the Ohio Department of Public Safety Division of EMS to provide an analysis of the current level of preparedness of Ohio's trauma care providers.  We invite you to participate in a brief survey that will help us better understand the current status of trauma care and identify potential barriers to trauma education and training required for physicians, emergency department nursing staff, and EMS personnel.  Your participation in this survey will help strengthen Ohio's Trauma System through identification of any gaps in education and training that could better focus future educational efforts for those who provide trauma care. The trauma education and training survey will be open for responses starting July 8, 2019, and will conclude at the end of the day on August 9, 2019.  We encourage you to access and complete this important survey using the following link:  https://app.geospiza.us/ohioems  You are also free to share this link with other physicians, nurses, and EMS personnel who provide trauma care in Ohio.  The survey will take about 5 minutes to complete.  We will not collect any identifying information and your responses are completely anonymous.   On behalf of the Ohio Trauma Committee, we thank you for recognizing the importance of this research and for taking a few minutes of your time now to help strengthen future trauma care in Ohio. Sincerely,  Diane Simon, RN, CEN, Chair, Ohio Trauma Committee Sid Baccam, PhD, Manager, IEM Information Solutions & Emerging Technologies Ohio Department of Public Safety www.publicsafety.ohio.gov Mike DeWine, Governor Thomas J. Stickrath, Director

 

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#GMVEMSC Training: FREE CE - Tim Phalen's Advanced 12-Lead Sessions

 

What: Advanced 12-Lead Interactive Workshop with Tim Phalen (4 Hrs.) - Sponsored by Stryker and Hosted by the Premier Health EMS Center of Excellence

Location: Miami Valley Hospital (MVH) (Bieser Auditorium)

When: September 10, 2019 from 8a-Noon or 1p-5p

Who should attend? EMS & Hospital Healthcare Providers

 

To register for the morning or afternoon sessions go here: https://www.premierhealth.com/healthcare-professionals/ems-connect/education/premier-events

Space is limited, register early!

 

#GMVEMSC: Kettering Health Network 2019 EMS Symposium

We are excited to announce the Kettering Health Network 2019 EMS Symposium at Presidential Banquet Center.  Register today at www.ketteringhealth.org/ems

 

Ryan Konkel, BS, NRP

EMS Coordinator, Emergency Medical Services

Kettering Health Network

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