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Product Name: B960 - Healthcare Leadership Course
Product Description
As a result of the transfer of the operation of the NTC by the Department of Health and Human Services, to the Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency, we are instituting a change in the enrollment process for the Healthcare Leadership Course beginning in Federal fiscal year 2005. This change will further integrate hospital/public health planning and response into overall community emergency planning and response efforts.
Course Information
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Applicants may apply to attend the Healthcare Leadership Course (HCL) or other NTC courses by competing the standard Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) enrollment form number 75-5, and forwarding it to the appropriate state emergency management office, which will forward it through the respective FEMA regional office to the National Emergency Training Center (NETC) admissions office. The NETC now services both the EMI and the NTC, because NTC is now a part of EMI. The local emergency management officials in your community are familiar with this process and
can assist you. In fact, you are encouraged to advise the local emergency
management office in your jurisdiction that you plan to participate in
this course.
A FEMA form 75-5 (Application Form for Enrollment) is available for
download on this website to the left. The NETC provides the system of
record for all FEMA training and will be processing applications for
courses held at Noble as well.
Following is a listing of upcoming Healthcare Leadership Courses and
vacancies, course code B960 for FY06 and FY07.
Sep 17-21, 2007
Beginning in FY05, DHS/FEMA will provide to eligible applicants accepted
in each course the following, at no cost:
· The training, which is approved for Nursing, Physician Assistant, and Physician
Continuing Medical Education (CME) units
· Lodging in one of the Noble Training Center dormitories
· Bus transportation to and from the Atlanta Airport to Anniston, Alabama
Course participants will be responsible for:
· Transportation costs from the Atlanta Airport (or POV travel)
· Food costs while attending the course at NTC (meal ticket purchase
(approximately $115.00)
· Cost of obtaining individual CMEs
You may want to explore funding sources, if needed, to pay your
transportation and food costs to this course, which focuses on
bioterrorism preparedness and response. These items may be eligible costs
under grants from the Healthcare Resource and Services Administration, the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or the Office of Domestic
Preparedness (made to States and local communities). FEMA cannot guarantee
funding eligibility because it is based on provisions of the grant(s) that
your hospital and or local community may have received.
We look forward to receiving your application for one of the upcoming the
B960 Healthcare Leadership Courses.
If you have any questions, regarding admission procedures for the
Healthcare Leadership Course please contact, please contact our NETC
Admissions Office at 301.447.1035 or by email at netc-admissions@dhs.gov.
Course content information inquiries should be directed to Linda Pressley (Course Manager) lindaS.pressley@dhs.gov at the Noble Training Center at 256-231-0103.
Company Details
The Federal Emergency Management Agency - a former independent agency that became part of the new Department of Homeland Security in March 2003 - is tasked with responding to, planning for, recovering from and mitigating against disasters. FEMA... more
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