Violent mass casualty incidents (MCI) have critically affected our nation’s communities and hospitals in both rural and urban environments. Due to the indiscriminate nature and location of MCIs, they can directly impact all ED personnel regardless of whether they work in a Level 1 trauma center or small community hospital. Special skills and team-based training are necessary to optimally respond to an MCI. This two-day course features hands-on, high-fidelity simulations, augmented with dynamic pre-course content, to maximize the immersive learning experience

The primary goal of this Mass Casualty Incident Training (MCI) course is to simulate multiple high-volume, high acuity scenarios, and identify the resources, personnel, equipment, processes, and procedures that are necessary.  This will be a two-day live course, with action-packed, scenario-based training. It will be augmented with pre-course content to maximize hands-on time during the course.
Course will include simulation training, round table discussions, an optional hands on cadaver procedural skills pre-course and after-incident debriefing.  

We want to reach those Emergency Department physicians, nurses, and Advanced Practice Providers who are not practicing at level 1 trauma centers, and therefore do not have access to this kind of training,  

SCHEDULE

April 19, 2022
12:00pm – 5:00 pm
MCI Procedural Training - Registration limited is 50

April 20 - 21, 2022
8:00am - 5:00pm MCI Incident Scenario Training

Registration Fees

AGENDA 

MCIT schedule.pdf

EXHIBITOR AND SPONSOR INFORMATION COMING SOON

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellations must be made in writing to CEME at ceme@ceme.org. Refunds, less a $100 processing fee, are provided prior to February 22nd.
There will be no refunds after February 22nd.