• Readiness and Deployment Operations Group (RedDOG)

  FMRB Required Modules

  To qualify at the basic Readiness level, you must successfully complete the following online training sessions:

  I. Modules required for BASIC Level of Readiness (12)

  • IS-100.B: Introduction to Incident Command System
  • IS-200.B: ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
  • IS-700.A: National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction
  • IS-800.B: National Response Framework (NRF), An Introduction
  • 110 - Disaster Response
  • 140 - Preventative Medicine of Field Operations
  • 141 - Health Consequences and Responses
  • 142 - Disaster Triage
  • 180 - Infectious Disease Management
  • 182 - Terrorism
  • 183 - ABCs of Bio-Terrorism
  • 217 - Safety and Security Awareness

  
  II. General modules required for Field Medical Readiness Badge

  Field Issues (10)

  • 111 - NDMS in Review
  • 112 - DMAT Roles and Responsibilities
  • 113 - Veterinary Issues in Disasters
  • 114 - Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Teams
  • 120 - Personal and Family Preparedness
  • 121 - Media Relations and the Role of the PIO
  • 122 - Personal Gear
  • 125 - Occupational Safety and the Disaster Response Worker
  • 147 - Critical Incident Stress Management
  • 181 - Hazardous Materials Awareness

  Special Environments (9)

  • 137 - Outreach Activities
  • 144 - Mass Gathering Medicine
  • 185 - NDMS Team Operations in Hostile Environments
  • 187 - Refugee Health Care
  • 210 - Cultural Awareness
  • 211 - Civil Military Operations
  • 212 - Health System Design
  • 322 - Public and Environmental Health
  • 324 - Basic Concepts in Epidemiology

  International Responses (4)

  • 213 - International Deployment
  • 214 - Staying Healthy Overseas
  • 215 - The Fog of Relief
  • 216 - Working Effectively Overseas

  
  If PRIMARY deployment role is clinical* an additional 12 courses are required:

  Clinical (12)

  • 150 - Airway Management
  • 151 - Abdominal Trauma
  • 152 - Thoracic Trauma
  • 153 - Spinal Injuries
  • 154 - Head Injuries
  • 155 - Blast Injuries
  • 156 - Heat Exposure Injuries
  • 157 - Cold Exposure and Hypothermia
  • 158 - Burn Injuries
  • 159 - Crush Injuries
  • 160 - Pediatric Care/Triage
  • 164 - Eye Care Following Disasters

  
  *CLINICAL DEPLOYMENT ROLES

  • Physician
  • Dentist
  • Nurse
  • Nurse Practitioner
  • Pharmacist
  • Physician Assistant
  • Veterinarian
  • Therapist
  • Mental Health
  • Medical Technologist
  • EMT
  • Optometrist
• USER ASSISTANCE

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