Mass Casualty Incident Management

The Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Management Course is designed to train first responders in the critical skills needed to effectively manage incidents involving multiple casualties. This course provides a comprehensive approach to triage, patient prioritization, resource allocation, and coordination during high-stress, high-intensity events, ensuring the best outcomes for both victims and responders.

What You'll Learn

• Introduction to Mass Casualty Incident Concepts and Terminology

• Triage Systems and Techniques (START, SALT) Field Triage Score

• Patient Prioritization and Categorization

• Advanced Airway Management in MCI Situations

• Hemorrhage Control and Wound Care in Mass Casualties

• Resource Allocation and Management During an MCI

• Coordination and Communication Among Response Agencies

• Establishing and Operating Casualty Collection Points (CCPs)

• Evacuation and Transport Procedures for Mass Casualty Victims

• Practical Scenarios and Simulations of Mass Casualty Incidents

Prerequisites

• Must be at least 18 years of age
  

• No prior MCI certification required

What's Included

•  Management Course materials

• MCI-specific triage and first aid kits for training

• Certificate of completion

• Lunch and refreshments during training days

Meet Your Instructor

Craig Keller
Lead Instructor

Instructor and Paramedic with nearly 3 decades of experience in emergency medical training and disaster response. Specializes in mass casualty and disaster management, having trained numerous emergency response teams in coordination and patient care during high-pressure events. Former SWAT Team Medic with over 10 years of operational experience and expertise in large-scale incident management and inter-agency coordination.