TOP 10 DISASTER MANAGEMENT COURSES IN USA

The city of Los Angeles provides this 17.5-hour training free of charge. CERT is a positive and realistic approach to emergency and disaster situations where citizens may initially be on their own and their actions can make a difference.

The University of Illinois at Chicago’s Emergency Management & Resilience Planning (EMRP) certificate program is taught by renowned industry experts and prepares professionals to lead their organization or facility through various emergency response and preparedness requirements.

The course, Introduction to Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Management, provides conceptual and practical knowledge and application of disaster management and response through a blended interdisciplinary learning module.

The course will mainly focus on the basics of 9-1-1 dispatch operations through role play and simulation, but it will also teach students about emergency management, traffic management, 3-1-1 city services, and the qualifications needed to become an OEMC employee. Completing this eight-week course ...

This course will discuss disaster prevention and mitigation planning. The learner will be presented with situations in which technology, power, or other power and information sources fail, as well as the impact such situations have.

The Los Angeles Fire Department wants to prepare you for threats in your home, workplace, and community. Classes are taught by the LAFD CERT Unit and can be arranged by request. Fill out the Community training request form or call (213) 202-3136 to make arrangements.

The OPITO Major Emergency Management Initial Response (MEMIR) Training is designed to prepare offshore personnel to handle major emergencies effectively and coordinate initial emergency response actions.

DMEP will be offered several times this year at different locations. Participants will be able to demonstrate: Understand the surgical problems, injury patterns, and issues that may result from disasters Discuss the role that surgeons can play in planning for and responding to mass casualty incide...