Description:
This online module is designed for Tier II (mid-level) public health professionals. The Tier II target audience is defined as mid-level public health workers with 5 years experience with an MPH equivalent or higher; or 10 years experience with a high school diploma, bachelors, or non-public health graduate degree. This module integrates experiential learning and is competency-based. The competency model used is the Public Health Preparedness & Response Core Competencies, sponsored by the CDC and ASPH.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify key aspects for local community emergency preparedness plans
- Describe training and education opportunities which may incorporate community members when preparing for a public health emergency
- Work in tandem with response agencies, community organizations and state/local/federal agencies when preparing for and recovering from a public health emergency
- Identify methods of maintaining current and up‐to‐date emergency response plans
PHEP Capabilities:
Community Preparedness
Topic:
Vulnerable Populations
Format:
Online Course
Time:
45 minutes
Level:
Intermediate
University:
University of Arizona
PERLC:
Mountain West Preparedness and Emergency Learning Center
Bundles:
Emergency Preparedness for Vulnerable Populations
Community Preparedness