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NCEMPR to offer ADLS Course

On January 24th the National Center for Emergency Medical Preparedness & Response will be offering a two-day Advanced Disaster Life Support (ADLS) course at the Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health McAllen campus.

ADLS

The course is funded through House Bill 1831 and offers advanced, hands-on training for individuals in the area of mass casualty management, patient decontamination, disaster management and other advanced medical and public health skills related to disaster medicine. All-hazards scenarios, interactive sessions with patient simulators and volunteer patients will create a true-to-life experience. The course is primarily exercise based with several “hands-on” activities.

For more information contact Elizabeth at ebarney@srph.tamhsc.edu or 832-771-0967.

Media contact: media@tamu.edu

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