Medical Education and Readiness

Undergraduate medical education

• Introduce emergency assessment, teamwork and escalation
• Expand exposure to fetal and maternal emergency readiness
• Connect clinical learning with simulation and supervised practice
• Build research literacy and awareness of workforce responsibilities

Graduate medical education

• Residency workshops with defined learning objectives
• Obstetric emergency readiness and interdisciplinary simulation
• Mass casualty exercises and clinical handover
• Mentoring, scholarship and faculty collaboration

Combat casualty and disaster training

Training partnerships can connect hospitals, medical schools, residency programs and authorized civilian or military educators. Course selection, instructors and practical activities must match participant roles and institutional requirements.

• Use established curricula where appropriate
• Document objectives, attendance, debriefs and improvement actions
• Evaluate skills retention and institutional readiness
• Arrange continuing education credit through qualified accrediting partners

Preparedness learning

FEMA Independent Study provides a route to introductory emergency management learning. These course records complement clinical qualifications and role specific training.