Communities and emergency responders experience considerable trauma as a result of disasters. Learn about how to provide trauma-informed care and develop plans for recovery.
Do you know how to help someone who is bleeding profusely?
Do you know when and how to safely and effectively use a tourniquet?
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
Learn more about what really happens when MRC members respond to an emergency.
Do you know how to help someone who is bleeding profusely?
Do you know when and how to safely and effectively use a tourniquet?
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
Do you know how to help someone who is bleeding profusely? Do you know when and how to safely and effectively use a tourniquet? If you want the skills to help a person with severe bleeding in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
Everyone who responds to emergencies and disasters is at risk for developing compassion fatigue and burnout. In this training, learn to identify healthy coping skills and balance self-care so you can build resiliency and be best prepared to serve your community.
Do you know what to do should you find yourself encountering an active shooter / threat?
There is no cost to attend this training. Certificate of completion will be provided. A light breakfast will be served.
Review of Logistics Strike Team member roles and responsibilities during training events, deployments, and exercises.
Many professionals across a variety of disciplines (mental health, biomedical, public health, and others) are working harder nowadays than ever before.
The U of MN MRC will be distributing T-shirts to new members on Tuesday, September 22nd.
Student Work Opportunity-N95 Alternative Mask Production Project
MRC members are asked to complete the online orientation before picking up their MRC ID badge and/or t-shirt.
In response to COVID-19, Boynton Health has initiated Triage Stations to identify clients with respiratory symptoms at the entrance to the clinic building.
Open to current strike team members and those interested in learning more about the team.
Learn how to assist someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, perform hands-only CPR, and use an Automated External Defibrillator.
Current and prospective Veterinary Medicine Response Strike Team members are invited to join us over the lunch period.
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
The Active Threat Response is an open forum to learn about and discuss what actions to take during an active threat incident.
Just in time training (JITT) is training that occurs immediately preceding an emergency response shift.
The Active Threat Response is an open forum to learn about and discuss what actions to take during an active threat incident.
We will review Logistics Team member roles and responsibilities during training events, deployments, and drills.
Topic: Enhancing Campus Readiness for Meningococcal Disease Response.
Meet and Greet for current and prospective MRC members.
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
This class will cover topics in basic first aid, including what to do for bleeding, choking, and seizures/fainting.
This class will cover topics in basic first aid, including what to do for bleeding, choking, and seizures/fainting.
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
Topics discussed at this conference will include the Pulse night club shooting, Vegas Strong Resiliency Center, Minnehaha Academy Explosion, Boston Marathon survivor story, and more.
If you want the skills to help a person hemorrhaging in a nonclinical setting, sign up for Stop the Bleed.
The focus of this meeting will be on the role of Pharmacists, Pharm Techs, and Pharmacy students during Point of Dispensing (POD) operations at the U of M POD.
We will review Logistics Team member roles and responsibilities during training events, deployments, and exercises; overview of opportunities to participate in upcoming MRC events.
Topics in Emergency Preparedness is offering free Bystander CPR Class (Until Help Arrives).
STOP THE BLEED is a hemorrhage control course developed by the American College of Surgeons.
Learn how to assist someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, perform hands-only CPR and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
This strike team has been trained and drilled in the method used to fit test N95 respirators on an emergent basis.
The Active Threat Response is a presentation and open forum to learn about and discuss what actions to take during an active shooter / threat incident.
The purpose of this drill is to familiarize all members with the manner (text and email) in which they will be notified of a MRC deployment AND to encourage members to practice signing up for a shift.
Staff Staging is the process of gathering MRC members in a specified area where they check in for their shift, obtain any needed equipment or supplies for their role, and receive training prior to their shift.
The Active Threat Response is an open forum to learn about and discuss what actions to take during an active threat incident.
Members of this team are trained and drilled in the method used to fit-test N95 masks on an emergent basis.
The Logistics Strike Team will play an essential role in the upcoming Staff Staging Drill this fall.
In recognition of National Preparedness Month, the U of M MRC is offering a new free Pet CPR training class.
This class will cover topics in basic first aid, including what to do for bleeding, choking, and seizures/fainting.