CBRNE-WMD
Chemical. Biological. Radiological. Nuclear. Explosive. WMDs. Asymmetric Threats.
The CBRNE-WMD credentials program is a robust training series designed to prepare early and developing professionals for the complexities of a dynamic and evolving threat environment. Three interdependent certificates that deal with policy, mitigation, and emerging threats will propel you towards an immersive capstone in Washington, D.C. and the next steps in your career protection our nation.
Be on the Front Line of Defense
The CBRNE Credentials Program is a robust training program consisting of three specialized credentials, each focusing on a different aspect of CBRNE-WMD defense. Delivered primarily through an asynchronous format over 7–8 weeks, each credential offers approximately 40 hours of learning and engagement and includes synchronous sessions with current experts in the field of CBRNE-WMD.
These credentials are ideal for:
- First responders, military personnel, and emergency managers seeking specialized CBRNE-WMD training.
- Public health officials and professionals in related fields requiring an in-depth understanding of CBRNE-WMD and asymmetric threats.
- Leaders and managers responsible for CBRNE-WMD operations and policy implementation.
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Bobby Baker, Homeland security mps, center for nuclear training
Credentials Overview
The CBRNE-WMB credential is comprised of three interdependent certificates that lead to a capstone event in Washington, D.C. hosted by the College of Professional Studies and The George Washington University.
Leadership and Management of CBRNE-WMD Organizations and Teams
Focus on leadership roles and management strategies within CBRNE-WMD organizations. learn to navigate the legal, regulatory, and operational frameworks for effective response to asymmetric threats, and develop skills in strategic planning, interagency coordination, and crisis communication.
CBRNE-WMD Emerging Threats and Technology
Explore the impact of advanced and emerging technologies. Topics including AI, nanotechnology, and additive manufacturing, with a focus on integrating these technologies into CBRNE-WMD response strategies and understanding their implications for future threats.
CBRNE-WMD Medical Management and Pre-Hospital Considerations
Delve into the medical aspects of CBRNE-WMD incidents, from triage and patient management to the use of medical countermeasures and decontamination procedures. This credential emphasizes he roles of pre-hospital and hospital responders in managing CBRNE casualties.
What Will You Learn?
Each CBRNE credential will provide you with:
- Comprehensive Knowledge: Deep dives into leadership strategies, emerging threats, and medical response protocols in the context of CBRNE incidents.
- Practical Skills: Training in strategic planning, advanced technology in application, and medical countermeasures to enhance readiness for real-world CBRNE scenarios.
- Real-World Application: Each course includes a summative assessment or scenario that replicates actual CBRNE challenges, ensuring you can apply your learning effectively.
The Capstone Experience
Complete all three credentials to participate in an immersive capstone experience in Washington, D.C. This hands-on event will bring your learning to life through site visits, expert-led workshops, and real-world scenario exercises.
Meet Our CPS Faculty
The College of Professional Studies and the Graduate School of Political Management feature world-class faculty with years of industry experience. Learn from top academics in their expertise as they deliver knowledge to enhance your understanding of election security.
Jeff Delinski
Program Director (Homeland Security Bachlors); Assistant Professor
Elaine Lammert
Program Director (Homeland Security Masters); Assistant Professor
Connie Uthoff
Program Director (Cybersecurity and Information Management); Assistant Professor
Connie Uthoff
Program Director (Cybersecurity and Information Management); Assistant Professor
Meet Our Industry Experts
Learn from top professionals in the field, including military veterans, emergency management experts, and specialists in CBRNE-WMD defense. These instructors bring a wealth of experience from government, industry, and academia, providing you with the most current and relevant insights.
Bobby Baker
Program Director (Cybersecurity and Information Management); Assistant Professor
Lindsay Kuck
Assistant Professor
Russ Spengler
Program Director (Cybersecurity and Information Management); Assistant Professor
Dr. Rick Whitman
Program Director (Cybersecurity and Information Management); Assistant Professor
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