Georgia EMS Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Training Program

Georgia EMS Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Training Program, hosted by National EMS. Presented by Augusta University’s Office of Critical Event Preparedness and Response (CEPaR) in partnership with the Georgia Trauma Commission.

An instructor-led, scenario-based course in which participants work through a progressive, regionally focused mass casualty scenario and make real-time decisions involving command, triage, resource allocation, patient movement, transport, communications, and hospital distribution.

Course topics:
MCI recognition, scene size-up, and activation
Incident Command and Unified Command
SALT/START triage and lifesaving interventions
Casualty collection, treatment, and transport
Resource allocation and patient distribution
Communications, mutual aid, and regional coordination
Progressive MCI scenario and after-action review

7.5 hours of EMS CE. In person. No cost to attend. Lunch provided. 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Register: MCI training registration. This form covers several courses across Georgia, so choose the December 3 Watkinsville course when you register. Registration is generally first come, first served, with a waitlist once capacity is reached, and priority is given to EMS providers.

Questions: education@gtc.ga.gov