A.01.02_PWS_Exhibit_B_-_Course_Descriptions.pdf

Exhibit B – Course Descriptions

MOS

Training

Title Training Description

Fort

McCoy, WI

Camp

Parks, CA

Fort

Hunter

Liggett, CA

Fort

Gordon, GA

Training

Length/

Duration

Ratio Min/Max

Students

68A/

670A

Medical

Maintenance

Skills

Sustainment

Course

This sustainment course for

Medical Equipment Repairers

(MER) and Health Services

Warrant Officers is essential to ensure MOS proficiency. Students will identify, troubleshoot, repair, and perform scheduled services on state of the art medical equipment, to include Computerized

Tomography (CT) equipment. RTS

Medical Sites train Students on medical equipment found in medical facilities currently supporting combat operations.

Primary focus of the training includes MOS tasks identified in the MOS 68A STP as “Unit Level

Trained Tasks” and Medical

Maintenance Shop Operations for

MOS 670A. Training is restricted to MOS/AOC qualified Army

Service Members.

X X

X 40 Hours 4:1 4/12

68A/

670A

Medical

Maintenance

Pre-

Deployment

Training

Course

This course is conducted for all

Medical Equipment Maintenance personnel prior to overseas deployment. Focus of the training is on Theater-identified Medical

Equipment Maintenance skills required of all deploying Medical

Equipment Repairers. The equipment to be trained upon varies upon the mission for each unit, and will include training on the computed tomography (CT) scanner if required. Training is conducted by RTS Med Instructors and outside subject matter experts

(USAMMA, 6th Medical Logistics

Management Center, etc.) as required. Training is a combination of classroom, and hands-on calibration and repairs of theater specific medical equipment.

X

21 Days 4:1 4/12

68D/

66E

Operating

Room

(OR)/Central

Material

Services

(CMS)

Section-

This course provides instruction on how to function and operate in the

Operating Room (OR) and Central

Material Services (CMS) section of a Combat Support Hospital. The focus of this class is staff administrative functions, X X X 40 Hours 6:1 5/10

Modular

Training establishing work areas, time management, patient administrative processes, supply management, and MASCAL operations. Students are familiarized with MC4 automated patient information / documentation systems to include

Theater CHCS Cache (TC2) for

Nurse/Medic, and DMLSS

Customer Assistance Module

(DCAM) for ordering section Class

VIII supplies. Training covers both the hands-on use of the automated systems and an overview of basic medical logistics processes.

Teamwork of the staff and coordination with other functional areas of the hospital is emphasized.

A minimal review of section medical equipment operation is covered. Training consists of class discussions, demonstrations, student practice and a practical exercise.

68E/63A

Dental

Services

Company/

Section

Modular

Training

This course instructs student on how to function and operate in the

Area Support Dental Company or the Dental Services Section of a

Combat Support Hospital (CSH).

Training focus is on staff administrative functions, establishing work areas, time management, patient administrative processes, supply management, and emergency medical operations. Students are familiarized with DMLSS

Customer Assistance Module

(DCAM) for ordering Class VIII supplies. Teamwork of assigned

Staff and coordination with other functional areas of the medical task force or hospital is emphasized. A minimal review of section medical equipment operation is covered.

The training consists of class discussions, demonstrations, student practice and a practical exercise.

X 40 Hours 4:1 4/12

68G/70E

Patient

Administration

Management

Course

This course trains personnel assigned to a hospital PAD section to effectively perform in the deployed environment. Students are familiarized with MC4 automated information systems to

X 40 Hours 10:1 4/10 include MC4-Theater CHCS

Legacy-Cache for PAD, and Joint

Medical Work Station (JMeWS).

Students are instructed on procedures for entry and storage / retrieval of patient records in MC4 automated systems. Students also receive USTRANSCOM’s Patient

Movement Course covering

TRAC2ES patient movement request (PMR) application submission. Students are also trained on the Joint Patient

Tracking Application (JPTA), a web-based patient tracking and management tool. PAD section leadership will receive instruction on methods used to review and update FSOPs for a PAD section.

Students must possess an AR account, CAC card, email, and encryption certificate.

68J/70K

Medical

Supply

Management

Course

This course provides training on establishing a DMLSS Customer

Assistance Module (DCAM) database using all the information needed to run a medical supply section. DCAM allows users to view what their higher activity has on hand so they can restock or place orders for their customers. Students are taught how to download and transfer information, order supplies, process receipts, issue supplies, and set up a local catalog. Three practical exercises are given.

Additionally, an overview is provided on the Universal Data

Repository (UDR). Students will look up medical, non-medical, pharmacy and National Drug Code

(NDC) stock numbers, medical assemblages (Medical Materiel Sets

(MMS) & Medical Equipment Sets

(MES)) and quality assurance (QA).

Students will locate the medical supply web site, download DCAM, and find useful sites to enhance their medical supply knowledge. Students must possess an AR account, CAC card with ID, email and encryption certificates.

X 40 Hours 6:1 4/12

68K/71E

67B

General

Laboratory/Bl ood

Management

This course provides overviews conducted on Lab Management, Laboratory Safety, Blood Bank

Operations, and the Joint

X 40 Hours 6:1 4/12

Course

Biological Agent Identification

Diagnostic System (JBAIDS).

Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercise, and student practice to proficiency. Hands-on training will consist of:

DEPMEDS laboratory equipment

(ISTAT analyzer, piccolo analyzer, Ac-T 10 blood analyzer, Surgical

Scrub, Field Sink); hematological procedures (Wright Stain, manual

WBC, manual platelet count, differential); urinalysis procedures

(Clinitek dip stik, microscopic exam); Blood Bank (Group &

Type), Blood Donor Operations, International Standardization organization (ISO) Shelter, DCAM, and MC4-TC2. Students are familiarized with MC4 automated patient information/documentation systems to include Theater CHCS

Cache (TC2) for the Laboratory, and DMLSS Customer Assistance

Module (DCAM) for ordering section Class VIII supplies.

Training consists of class discussions, demonstrations, and a practical exercise.

68M/65

C

Army

Medical Field

Feeding

System

(AMFFS)

This course includes training on establishing a modular Field

Kitchen. Students gain an understanding of the Army

Medical Field Feeding System

(AMFSS), field site selection and layout, and operation and maintenance of all equipment including the Modern Burner Unit

(MBU). Students will successfully complete the written test for MBU, erect TEMPER and all the equipment associated with the

AMFFS, inventory equipment, and dismantle the AMFFS and temper with a functional repack. Students can be licensed to operate the

MBUs by the unit upon completion of this course.

X 40 Hours 12:1 4/12

68P/61C

Radiology

Management

Training

Course

This course focuses on the functional set up and organization of the CSH Radiology Section to include equipment /supply functionality, management, and services. Training covers the

X 40 Hours 5:1 2/10 following systems: Philips

Compano System, Philips Bucky

TH ISO, Orex CR System, DCAM, MC4 (TC2), MinXray HF

120/60 Portable Unit, Section

Management / Section Services, and MMS X-Ray Equipment.

Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercise, and student practice to proficiency. Students are familiarized with MC4 automated patient information

/documentation systems to include

Theater CHCS Cache (TC2) for

Radiology, and DMLSS Customer

Assistance Module (DCAM) for ordering section supplies.

Discussions on Lessons Learned in theater are covered in the curriculum. Training consists of class discussions, demonstrations, student practice and a practical exercise.

68Q

Pharmacy

Management

Skills

Sustainment

Course

This course is designed to function as a refresher and an in-depth staff assistance session to ensure pharmacy technicians are prepared to provide pharmacy operations and support safe and effective medication use throughout the deployed medical treatment facility. The general pharmacy operations training covers pharmacy laws and regulations, outpatient pharmacy operations, inpatient pharmacy operations, controlled substance procedures, and operator maintenance of pharmacy equipment (i.e., Laminar

Flow Hood). Course provides familiarization training on pharmacy and medical logistics automation systems (i.e., TC2 –

Theater CHCS Legacy-Cache;

DCAM–DMLSS Customer

Assistance Module). Training covers hands-on use of the automated systems and an overview of basic medical logistics processes.

X 40 Hours 5:1 2/10

68E/

68E X2/

68E N5/

68A/ 63

Dental

Sustainment

Training

Center

(DSTC)

The DSTC provides dental company and dental MOS classroom, hands-on, and field training, targeting specifically for

USAR dental units. RTS-MED

40 Hours 4:1 4/12 provides the training platform in order to facilitate the training, while the government provides the training. The training activities will include:

1) 68E (Dental Specialist) perishable skills sustainment training is a review and training of skills acquired at the AMEDDC&S

68E MOS training program.

2) 68E X2 (Preventive Dentistry

Specialist) training focuses on refreshing perishable skills and will consist of review and training of skills acquired at the

AMEDDC&S 68E X2 MOS

training program.

3) 68E N5 (Dental Laboratory

Specialist) training focuses on refreshing perishable skills and will consist of review and training of skills acquired at the

AMEDDC&S 68 E N5 MOS

training program.

4) 68A (Biomedical Equipment

Specialist) training focuses on field and fixed clinic dental equipment.

5) 63 Series (Dental Officer) training. The DSTC offers an excellent training facility for dental officers to expand their knowledge base on skills that may be called upon if deployed.

6) Dental Company pre-deployment training. The DSTC provides a training facility to prepare dental companies who are preparing for a unit deployment

Non-

Specific

Executive

New

Equipment

Training

(EXNET)

Course will provide students

(usually senior Officers and Non-

Commissioned officers) with doctrinal and hands-on training of

DEPMEDS equipment. Lectures and practical exercises are used to assist students in making good military decisions in relation to:

site selection and preparation, the dimensions of the medical and non-medical ASIOE, movement and weight restrictions, and establishing priorities for movement. Students will receive

X X X 40 Hours 12:1 6/24 instruction on how to design and layout a hospital on a sand table and give an informal briefing on the reasoning behind their decisions. EXNET students will perform a staking and measuring exercise necessary to establish the baselines, cross-corridor line, and reference points of TEMPER and shelters. Students will also receive an overview on the power, water, AMFFS, dolly and MC4 information systems.

68C/68

V/68W/

68X

MOS or

61J/

62A/65

D/66E/6

6H/66T/

66S

AOC or equivale nt.

EMT/ICU/IC

W/ Section

Modular

Training

Course

These courses are open to personnel with 68C/68V/68W/68X

MOS or

61J/62A/65D/66E/66H/66T/66S

AOC or equivalent. Training will teach the student administrative functions, establishment of the work areas, time management, patient administrative processes, supply management, and

MASCAL and CBRN operations.

MC4 (e.g., Armed Forces

Longitudinal Technology

Application-Theater (AHLTA-T), MC4-Theater CHCS Cache (TC2) for Provider/Nurse/Medic, and

DCAM) familiarization training to provider, nursing and medical logistics automation systems is included. The training will cover both the hands-on use of the automated systems and an overview of basic medical logistics processes. Teamwork of the staff and coordination with other functional areas of the hospital is emphasized. Minimal review of equipment is covered. Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercise, and student practice to proficiency.

X X X Customize d 12:1 4/40

Non-

Specific

Observer/

Controller

Trainer

Program

This 40 hour course provides training to individuals assigned as

Observer / Controller Trainers

(OC/Ts). Course provides instruction needed to effectively coach, train, and mentor unit personnel throughout the Medical

Battle Operating Systems. This course is recognized by the 84th

Training Command for qualification in support of the

CSTP program, the Warrior

X X X 40 Hours 12:1 4/48

Exercise (WAREX) and Combat

Support Training Exercise

(CSTX). Attendance restricted to

Soldiers in the rank of E5 or higher.

Field

Sanitation

Team

Training

This course covers personal hygiene, safe drinking water, waste disposal, arthropods and rodents, heat and cold injuries, toxic industrial materials, and food safety. Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercises, and student practice to proficiency. The practical exercise covers water treatment, site surveys, permethrin treatment of uniforms, and working with a WBGT thermometer set.

Training is IAW AMEDD and

Public Health Command standards.

Students who successfully complete the course and achieve a score of at least 75% on the written exam are qualified to function on a unit field sanitation team. Upon completion of the training, student enrollment and completion is documented with the Army Institute of Professional

Development.

X 40 Hours 14:1 2/28

Specific

Soldier Skill

Training –

Site Organic

Equipment

Driver

Familiarization Training – IAW

STP 21-1– IAW AR 600-55 (The

Army Driver and Operator

Standardization Program), AR 385-

55 (Prevention of Motor Vehicle

Accidents), AR 385-40 (Accident

Reporting & Records), ATP4-11

Army Motor Transport Operations

(July 2013), DA Pamphlet 738-750

The Army Maintenance

Management System, FM 21-305

Manual for the Wheeled Vehicle

Driver, FM 55-30 Army Motor

Transport Unit and Operations.

This training provides students instruction on risk management, use of technical manuals (TMs) and lubrication orders (LOs), forms

2404/5988, proper PMCS, and proper accident reporting. Students will learn vehicle controls, instruments, indicators, equipment and operation of the vehicle on- and off-road. Training will also be

Customize d 5:1 2/15 provided on safety procedures for driving under adverse conditions.

This training will meet requirements under The Army

Driver and Operator

Standardization Program. The contractor cannot license military personnel.

Battle

Command and Staff

Combat

Support

Hospital Staff

Training

FM 4-02 Army Health System, ATP 4-02.5 Casualty Care, ADP 5-

0 The Operations Process, FM 6-0

Commander and Staff

Organization and Operations, and

CATS for the Combat Support

Hospital (CSH). Battle staff of the

CSH is discussed to include staff roles, functions, interactions, and responsibilities. Topics addressed are the medical aspects of joint and coalition warfare, MRI transition to the HSS functional areas, deployment and employment of the current CSH, set-up and function of the tactical operations center

(TOC), patient workload determination, and an update of

HSS in the current theater(s) of operation. MDMP is discussed, as it relates to the CSH battle staff developing courses of action to meet the requirements of the higher headquarters WARNOs, OPORDs, and FRAGOs. Refresher training can be tailored to meet the needs of the unit.

X X X Customize d

20:1 2/20

Non-

Specific

Medical

Information

Management

Medical

Communicati ons for

Combat

Casualty Care

(MC4)

Applications

MC4 software consists of MC4 provided applications, COTS business applications and Theater

Medical Information Program provided applications. Course will provide an overview of the following applications: AHLTA –

T (formally CHCS-II-T), AHLTA-

M, and Theater CHCS Legacy –

Cache (TC2) (In-patient). (Ratio

12:1). Additional detailed courses will be offered to suit the selected audience:

AHLTA-T RN/68W (8 hours)-

Clinical encounter functionality providing electronic documentation that feeds into Joint

X X X 36 hours/ Customiz ed

12:1 2/24

Medical Work Station (JMeWS) for Medical Surveillance

Templates.

PA/Physician/RN (8 hours)-

Providers are able to create, edit, and import/export Templates to facilitate patient documentation.

TC2 Level III Users (4 hours)-

Medical Specialties are taught

Level III inpatient documentation in their respective areas (Lab, Rad, Nurse, Medic, Doc, Pharm, PAD, Supervisor vs. User).

AHLTA-M - Medic /68W/Provider

(8 hours) - Point-of-injury documentation captured on a hand-held which is then synchronized with AHLTA-T and automatically forwarded to Medical Situational

Awareness in Theater (MSAT).

Medical

Information

TRANSCOM

Regulating and

Command and Control

Evacuation

System

(TRAC2ES)

IAW DoD Directive 5154.6 Armed

Services Medical Regulating, DoD

Directive 6000.12 Health Services

Operations and Readiness DoD

Instruction 6000.11 Patient

Movement, Air Force Instruction

11-2AE, Volume 3 Aero medical

Evacuation System, Air Force

Instruction 41-301 Worldwide

Aero medical Evacuation

System,TRAC2ES Software User

Manual, and Field Manual 8-10-6

Medical Evacuation in a Theater of

Operations. This training provides and understanding of the use and function of the TRAC2ES information technology system

(ITS) and its relationship to the patient movement process.

TRAC2ES mission is to link originating and destination medical treatment facilities (MTFs) with medical evacuation transportation assets and Mission Command infrastructure to plan and manage patient movement, and maintain continuous global awareness of the patient movement system. This system is used the same way in peacetime, contingencies, or wartime. This training focuses on the TRAC2ES but also includes some non-TRAC2ES tasks involved in patient movement. The training consists of classroom

X X X Customiz

10:1 2/20 discussions, demonstrations, practical exercises and student hands-on exercises to proficiency.

Non-

Specific Medical

Information

DCAM

IAW DCAM Systems User

Manual, DCAM User Manual

(SUM) 301-010-001 and 301-010-

002, MC4 v 1.4.3.0 Student Guide

Edition: NC4-TRN-1002, CATS for the Combat Support Hospital, CATS for the Logistics Support

Company and STP 8-91A15-SM-

TG Soldier's Manual and Training

Guide for MOS 91A Medical

Equipment Repairer. Training introduces the student to the medical supply windows-based software computer program, including the proper set up of environment, creating users, and configuring connections for sending and receiving orders.

Training includes setting up a laptop with a blank DCAM.

DCAM allows the medical supply user to see what their higher activity has on hand that they can order to restock the medical supply warehouse or place an order for their wards in the hospital or other customers. Students learn how to download and transfer information, order supplies, issue supplies, and how to set up their local stock catalog. Amount of information taught in this course will be tailored to meet the needs of the students (e.g., registered nurse 66H versus medical supply specialist

68J). Refresher training consists of a review of initial training plus hands-on exercises.

X X X Customiz ed 8:1 2/16

Non-

Specific Medical

Information

DMLSS

(Medical

Maintenance)

Provides instruction on DMLSS and its use for medical maintenance services. Students learn to use the DMLSS application to program preventive maintenance of assigned equipment, build equipment records and maintenance plans, manage work orders and repair parts, and establish quality assurance quality control etc.

X X X 40 Hours 20:1 2/20

Non-

Specific Deployable

Medical

Systems

IAW TC 8-13 Deployable Medical

Systems, ADP 3-0 Unified land

Operations, ADP 5-0 Operations

X X X 40 Hours 12:1 2/24

(DEPMEDS)

Training -

Doctrine &

Tactics

Training (DTT)

Process, ADP 4-0 Sustainment, ATP 4-02.5 Casualty Care, 4-02.55

Army Health System Support

Planning. Students will be provided 40 hours of Combat

Support Hospital section modular training described below.

Additionally students will collectively integrate the learned section modular training into a 16 hour hospital exercise to demonstrate a functioning hospital system. The remaining 24 hours will focus on Warrior Task

Training and/or individual

AOC/MOS training based on soldier needs. DEPMEDS Systems

Training may be substituted for

Warrior Training.

Non-

Specific Deployable

Medical

Systems

(DEPMEDS)

Tent

Extendable

Modular

Personnel

(TEMPER)

Training

IAW - TC-8-13 Deployable

Medical Systems Medical

Systems, FM 4-02.10 Theater

Hospitalization, TM 10-8340-224-

13 Tent Extendable Modular personnel, and CATS for the

Combat Support. Training teaches the student how to establish and disestablish the TEMPER including vestibule. Functional repacking of tent components is also taught in this training.

Training may be taught as standalone training or combined with an MMS course and shelter, tactical, expandable course for a

40-hour EXNET course. The tent size used in this training depends upon the number of students present. Personal protective equipment including gloves and eye protection is required. Training requires heavy lifting; students with physical lifting restrictions can participate in the course but will not be able to lift the tent.

Training consists of class discussions, demonstrations, practical exercises, and student hands-on exercises to proficiency.

Refresher training of 8 hours with emphasis on doctrine/mission changes is available to Soldiers who have completed the initial training.

X X X 40 Hours

Refresher

- 8 Hours

20:1 2/20

Non-

Specific Deployable

Medical

IAW TM 10-5411-201-14 Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, One-sided, X X X 40 Hours

8:1 2/16

Systems

(DEPMEDS)

Shelter Tactical

Expandable

Training (one or two sided)

TM 10-5411-200-24P Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, Two-sided and TM 10-5411-203-13

Complexion Kit Passageway.

Training teaches student how to expand, complex, and collapse the shelter, tactical, expandable.

Training conducted utilizing the shelter, tactical, expandable - one-sided (2:1) or two-sided (3:1) and type I and type II passageway complexion kits. Training may be combined with an MMS course and tent, extendable, modular -personnel course for a 40-hour

EXNET certification course.

Personal protective equipment

(gloves) is required. Training requires heavy lifting, students with physical limitations for lifting can participate in the course, and however, they will not be able to lift the shelter roof. Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercise, and student practice to proficiency.

Refresher training of four hours can be tailored to meet the needs of the unit.

Refresher

- 4 Hours

Non-

Specific Deployable

Medical Systems

(DEPMEDS)

M1022 and

M1022A1

Dolly

Transport

System

Training

IAW TM 9-2330-390-14&P Dolly

Set Lift Transportable and TM 9-

2320-366-10-1 9-2320-272-10

Truck, M1083A1 Medium Tactical

Vehicle (MTV). Training teaches student how to properly attach and detach the M1022 and M1022A1

Dolly Transport System to and from a container (MILVAN or

Shelter). Training includes component identification, safety procedures, and PMCS. Training is conducted with class discussions, crew drills, and a practical exercise in spotting a shelter. Training is combined with the prime mover

(M1083A1 Series MTV Truck) course. Personal protective equipment (gloves and hearing protection) are required for the course. Students with medical restrictions may participate in the course, but may not push the dolly halves or climb on the dolly within the limits of their profile. Refresher training will be tailored to meet the needs of the unit and is available to

X X X Customiz

8:1 2/16 students who have completed the initial training.

Non-

Specific Deployable

Medical Systems

(DEPMEDS)

Power

Generation &

Distribution

Equipment

Training

IAW 4 TM 3-34-46 Theater of

Operations Electrical Systems, TM

9-6150-226-13 Distribution

Illumination Systems, Electrical

(PDISE), TM 5-4520-256-14

Heater Duct Type, Port., HDU-

36/E, 120K BTU, MH82, TM 9-

4120-431-14 60K BTU Improved

Environmental Control Unit

(IECU), TM 9-4120-398-24P Air

Conditioner/Heater AH54, TM 9-

4120-411-14 Air

Conditioner/Heater FDECU, TM

5-5113-500-12 100KW Generator, TM 9-6115-729-10 100KW TQ

Generator, TM 5-6115-585-12

10KW Generator, TM 5-6115-584-

12 5KW Generator, and TM 9-

6150-226-23&P Unit and Direct

Support Maintenance. Repair Parts and Special Tools. Training includes the operation and performance of PMCS on generators, heaters, air conditioners, and distribution equipment organic to a CSH.

Students learn how to effectively plan (diagram) power for a deployable hospital and operate equipment in a safe and reliable manner. This planning includes methods of back-up power for patient care areas. Training includes class discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on testing and evaluation. Training is considered one of the five core

DEPMEDS areas. Training consists of initial training which

MAY include certification and familiarization training.

X X X Customiz ed 12:1 2/24

Deployable

Medical Systems

(DEPMEDS)

Water

Distribution &

Waste Water

IAW TL Water Distribution and

Waste Water Management System

(WDWWMS), FM 4-02.10

Theater Hospitalization, FM 10-52

Water Supply in the Theater of

Operations, DEPMEDS Water

Distribution System Operator's and

Organizational Maintenance

Instruction Booklets and CATS for the Combat Support Hospital.

Training teaches the student how to plan, layout, assemble, and disassemble the fresh water

X X X Customiz

12:1 2/24 distribution system and waste water collection system for the combat support hospital (CSH).

Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercise, and student practice to proficiency. Practical exercises include training in planning and layout, system assembly and disassembly, and functional repack of system components. Training also covers

PMCS of system components.

Personal protective equipment

(gloves and eye protection) is needed for the practical exercises and handling components.

Refresher training covers layouts, system assembly and disassembly, and can be tailored to meet the needs of the unit.

68M Army Medical

Field Feeding

(AMFSS) -

(Equipment

Only)

IAW ATP 4-02.5 Casualty Care, TM 10-7310-281-13-P Operator and Field Maintenance Manual

Modern Burner Unit V3

(MBUV3), CATS for the Combat

Support Hospital, and STP 8-

91M15-SM-TG Soldier's Manual and Trainer's Guide, Nutrition Care

Specialist. Training provides instruction on how to operate and maintain the following pieces of

AMFFS equipment: Containerized

Kitchen (CK), MBUV3, and the

Food Sanitation Center. Training consists of class discussions, demonstration, practical exercise, and student practice to proficiency.

Refresher training will be tailored to meet the needs of the Unit.

X X X Customiz ed 12:1 2/24

68M Army Medical

Field Feeding

(AMFSS) –

Food Safety &

Protection

Certification

Course

(FSPCC)

IAW TB MED 530 (Tri-Service

Food Code). This training covers all topics within TB MED 530 to include Hazard Analysis, Critical

Control Points (HACCP), personal hygiene, proper food handling techniques, safe temperatures for holding PHF (TCS) foods. This course also covers inspections of food preparation areas, integrated pest management control without the use of chemicals. This is a 16 hour certification course and students must receive a passing score of 75%.

X X X 16 Hours 20:1 2/20

Basic Life

Support

(BLS)

The BLS for Healthcare Providers course is designed to provide a wide variety of certified or non-certified, licensed or non-licensed, healthcare professionals with the skills to sustain life until more advanced lifesaving measures are available. Recertification course requires students to test their skills with a certified American Heart

Association BLS instructor. The course covers: adult and pediatric

CPR, two-rescuer scenarios and the use of the bag-valve mask, foreign-body airway obstruction

(conscious and unconscious), automated external defibrillation

(includes child AED update), special resuscitation situations, other cardiopulmonary emergencies, and stroke and cardiac arrest.

X X X 5 Hours

Recert

4 Hours

12:1 3/15

Non-

Specific

Advanced

Cardio-pulmonary

Life Support

(ACLS)

The American Heart Association's

ACLS course is intended for healthcare providers who either direct or participate in the resuscitation of a patient. Through the ACLS course, providers enhance their skills in the treatment of adult victims of cardiac arrest or other cardiopulmonary emergencies.

ACLS emphasizes the importance of basic life support CPR and ALS interventions. ACLS is based on simulated clinical scenarios that encourage active, hands-on participation through learning stations where students practice essential skills individually, as part of a team, and as team leader.

Realistic simulations reinforce the following key concepts:

proficiency in basic life support care; recognizing and initiating early ACLS management of peri-arrest conditions; managing cardiac arrest; identifying and treating ischemic chest pain and acute coronary syndromes;

recognizing other life-threatening clinical situations (such as stroke) and providing initial care; ACLS algorithms; and effective resuscitation team dynamics.

X X X 16 Hours

Recert

8 Hours

12:1 3/15