HICS Exercise Design Training for Operations

These events are taking place throughout Missouri. Select a date and location nearest you from the events list below.
All in-person courses will take place from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

• Tuesday, Feb. 4 | Joplin, Mo. | Event Details
• Thursday, Feb. 6 | Warrensburg, Mo. | Event Details
• Wednesday, Feb. 12 | Rolla, Mo.
• Thursday, Feb. 13 | Columbia, Mo. | Event Details

Additional Training Available: Self-Paced Modules

• Implementing the Basics at an Operational Level | Learn More & Register
• Implementing the Basics at an Executive Level | Learn More & Register 

Self-pased modules available to anyone, regardless of course attendance; however, it is strongly encouraged that you complete the HICS modules for the operational level before attending an advanced course.

This event is part of MHA's HICS Overview and Exercise Design Training. Learn more about the other courses and specialties being offered. 

Audience

emergency preparedness personnel and any hospital member with an incident command role

Overview

This is an interactive review of the core concepts of the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program and will provide practical steps for application in the hospital setting. The program content is designed to help participants expand their organization’s emergency preparedness program through efficient exercise design and expand evaluation capabilities to ensure actionable after-action reports and improvement plans.

Instruction will focus on making the exercise design, conduct, and evaluation more effective and efficient for smaller organizations. The facilitator will provide tips and information that participants can put to use immediately within their organization. Participants also will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and learn best practices while drafting a hospital exercise that can be easily modified for functional use.

Speaker

William Moorhead, J.D., MEP
President
All Clear Emergency Management Group