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CBRNE Medical Management and Pre-Hospital Micro-Credential
Program Overview:
Our CBRNE Credential program is a collaborative online cohort format designed to fit into the busy lives of working professionals. Eight modules are spread out over the eight-week cohort; each module delivers approximately 5 hours of engagement. This credential will provide approximately 40 hours of learning, featuring videos, articles, websites, and other resources collected and developed by subject-matter experts across the CBRNE and asymmetric threat landscape. Their knowledge and skills will prepare you to be an effective and proactive leader when you find yourself in the action. No matter where you are, you can engage and learn.
In this experiential program, you’ll learn from a practitioner-based curriculum that delivers real-world skills and knowledge, including:
- Comprehensive Knowledge: Learn leadership strategies, emerging threats and medical response protocols in the context of CBRNE and asymmetric incidents.
- Practical Skills: Train in strategic planning, advanced technology application and medical countermeasures to enhance readiness for real-world CBRNE scenarios.
- Real-World Application: Complete a scenario assessment replicating actual CBRNE challenges, ensuring you can apply your learning effectively.
- Build Your Network: Each offering will be taught by experts from government, industry, and academia, who provide you with the most current and relevant insights to grow your skills and network.
What the Course Covers:
Foundations of CBRNE Medicine
This module discusses important concepts in the medical response to all varieties of CBRNE incidents, such as triage, decontamination, patient transportation and tracking, medical countermeasure deployment, security, ethics, and patient autonomy, as well as the roles and responsibilities of members of the medical profession in CBRNE response.
Medical Response to Chemical Warfare Agents
This module discusses various types of chemical warfare agents, their effect on patients, and the medications that can be used to treat these patients. Considering the various toxicologic effects of these agents, we will learn about the unique aspects of medical management of chemical warfare agent casualties and the effect on healthcare systems by discussing a historical case study as well as a hypothetical scenario.
Medical Response to Biological Warfare Agents
This module discusses various biological warfare agents, their characteristics, medications used to treat patients affected by them, and other unique aspects of the medical response to these agents. We will examine the effects of biological warfare agents on healthcare systems by discussing a historical case study and a hypothetical scenario.
Medical Response to Radiological Agents
This module discusses various isotopes that can be used as radiological warfare agents, their characteristics, medications used to treat patients affected by these agents, and other unique aspects of the medical response to radiation exposure. We will examine the effects of radiological weapons on healthcare systems by discussing a historical case study and a hypothetical scenario.
Medical Response to Nuclear Threats
This module discusses the medical consequences of a nuclear detonation, including radiation exposure as well as blast and burn injuries, and the approach to the treatment of patients affected by a nuclear detonation. We will discuss the effect of a nuclear detonation as well as nuclear reactor incidents on healthcare systems by discussing a historical case study as well as a hypothetical scenario.
Medical Response to Explosive Incidents
This module discusses types of blast injuries, medical management of blast injuries and other traumatic explosive injuries, and the approach to treatment of patients in mass casualty explosions. We will also discuss a historical case study and a hypothetical scenario.
Integrating Medical Countermeasures into the CBRNE Response Plan
This module discusses integrating various medical countermeasures into the response planning for CBRNE incidents, including logistics and training support.
Capstone Exercise
In this module, students will collaboratively design and present a comprehensive medical response plan for a hypothetical CBRNE scenario, integrating applicable countermeasures and addressing anticipated challenges.
Skills You'll Gain:
- CBRNE medical readiness and incident assessment
- Triage and patient-management planning
- Recognition of agent-specific medical effects
- Scene safety, PPE, and decontamination awareness
- Medical countermeasure integration and logistics planning
Pricing and Continuing Education:
$399
Group Enrollment for Your Team:

One-time Fee
$399
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