The responsible adult in charge of a fire company, staffed with volunteer or career firefighters, is responsible for enforcing the rules to help reduce the likelihood of dying from behavioral wellness issues, cancer issues, or fire suppression.

Lecture with hands-on and information to take back to the company level.

Participants learn how to articulate their messages from the recipient’s viewpoint, interpret other people’s body language, keep the new generation engaged during communication, as well as learn the 4 types of communication, what they are and how to use them, and recognize and communicate effectively with 5 temperament types.

The mission of the CIREN is to improve the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of motor vehicle crash injuries to reduce deaths, disabilities, and human and economic costs.

Class details and description to come once available.

Showcasing the positive aspects of the fire service and the work of volunteers, as well as the many intrinsic rewards of volunteering, may be the key to molding the next generation of boots on the ground.

During this session students will discuss the issues they encounter in unique situations that impact the anatomy and physiology of the patient as well as the decision of how to manage the patients airway.

This presentation is for Chaplains (all levels), Fire/EMS Chiefs & Officers, company presidents and administrators.

In this workshop, we will incorporate the recent studies conducted at Johns Hopkins Children center on the appropriate use of tourniquets in children, best assessment methods for determining burn depth and TBSA (total burn surface area), and best practice in the use of spinal motion restriction guidelines.

How to interact with suicidal or potentially suicidal persons until police or behavioral specialists arrive, also how to identify possible suicidal friends and colleagues.