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CBRNE Capstone

The GW RevU CBRNE Capstone brings together prior learning in leadership, emerging technologies, and medical management through an in-person exercise in Washington, D.C. Participants practice coordinating agencies, evaluating technology use, and managing mass-casualty response decisions under time and resource constraints. Scenario analysis, simulation, expert discussion, and networking support the application of interdisciplinary knowledge to preparedness and response.

Program Overview:

This noncredit capstone is a multi-day, in-person tabletop and operational simulation experience in Washington, D.C. Participants must first complete the three GW RevU CBRNE credentials. The event tests practical application through scenario work, strategic simulation, critical discussion, and interaction with experts. It is separate from the individual credentials’ online modules and course-level final exercises.

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Estimated time commitment:

Approximately 12 hours of direct instruction and scenario work.

Prerequisites:

Completion of all three GW RevU CBRNE micro-credentials: Leadership and Management, Emerging Threats and Technology, and Medical Management and Pre-Hospital.

Format:

Audience:

Credential:

What the Course Covers:

3-Day Event

By the end of the program, participants will:

Skills You'll Gain:

Interagency coordination and communication
Scenario analysis and tactical decision making
Technology integration and medical-response planning
Adaptation and problem solving under constraints
Reflective evaluation and professional networking

Completing this micro-credential helps healthcare professionals:

Improve preparedness to recognize and respond confidently to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) incidents in the field.

Strengthen clinical decision-making by applying evidence-based approaches to triage, patient care, decontamination, and responder safety in high-risk environments.

Enhance operational coordination with incident command, hospitals, public health agencies, and partner response organizations during complex emergencies.

Build practical response capabilities that help protect patients, responders, and communities while supporting safe and effective emergency medical operations.

The program is specifically designed to fit into the schedules of busy leaders while still providing enough depth to support real implementation decisions.

Pricing and Continuing Education:

Program Cost:

$1,195

Continuing Education:

Eligible for up to 12 CEUs

Includes 12 contact hours of learning

Group Enrollment for Your Team:

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