Technical Committee Member

	Phillip Currance
	US Public Health Service
	Phil has over 20 years experience as a firefighter and Emergency Paramedic and has conducted hazardous materials emergency response training with Emedia Inc. and the Colorado Community College system in Denver since 1989. He has authored over 20 publications (including video training programs and textbooks) specific to hazardous materials emergency response. Currently Phil serves with the US Public Health Service as the Deputy Commander of the Central US National Medical Response Team for WMD, one of three national response teams that can respond to terrorists incidents and render decontamination and medical care to mass casualties.

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Terrorism Medical Response

Proactive anti-terrorism training for public health and medical personnel

Decontamination training for hospital personnel

Hospital First Receiver E-mail Special

Save 20% on Operations Level training for hospital personnel *Hosp...*	Recognizing Contaminated Patients Identify patients who may have been contaminated with dangerous substances.
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Hospital Incident Command System Learn how to integrate HICS with the National Incident Management System	Self Protection Learn how to select the proper PPE to avoid exposure to contaminated patients	Patient Decontamination Follows JCAHO’s accreditation standards for decontamination and emergency planning
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