Thursday, April 25, 2024
4/25/2024
The Missouri Rural Emergency Services Collaborative for Underserved Education EMS Training Program (MO-RESCUE) will design and implement a training curriculum targeting people in rural Missouri communities who are interested in pursuing a career in Emergency Medicine Service (EMS). The program will utilize an online training curriculum paired with on-site skills education in student’s local areas leveraging existing partnerships with University of Missouri Extension and rural EMS agencies. The objectives of the MO-RESCUE Training Program are: 1. Conduct continuing education required to maintain license of current EMS professionals 2. Conduct EMS training to rural EMS students in the Central Missouri EMS Region 3. Recruit high level EMS educators to prepare rural learners in National Registry Certification requirements 4. Adapt substance abuse and mental health training from SAMHSA’s Technology Transfer Centers 5. Provide adequate training equipment and materials to rural EMS students 6. Provide adequate training for opioid overdose treatment including the opioid antidote 7. Collect robust data on student opinions and success of courses.
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