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Florida Department of Health

Public Health and Health Care Preparedness (PHHP)

Multi-Year Training and Exercise Plan (MYTEP)

2019-2021

March 2018

Florida Department of Health Bureau of Preparedness and Response


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Table of Contents

Preface ...………………………………………………………………………... 3

Points of Contact (POCs) ...……………………………………….……..….. 4

Purpose …………………………………………………………….................. 5

Hazard Focus Area …………………………………………………………… 6

Public Health and Health Care Preparedness Program Training and Exercise Priorities …………………………………………… 8

2018 Training and Exercise Planning Workshop Summary and Priorities ………………………………………………………………………. 14

Methodology and Tracking ………………………………………………... 17

Appendix A: 2018 TEPW Participants ………………………………… A-1

Appendix B: Florida Health Care Coalitions and Florida Department

Of Health Preparedness Planners ……………………………………… B-2

Appendix C: Acronym Guide ……………………………………………. C-5



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Preface

The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is responsible for developing and maintaining the state of Florida Multi-Year Training and Exercise Plan (MYTEP). The state of Florida’s MYTEP document represents all domestic security interdisciplinary training and exercise goals and projected schedules for the state and is updated annually. FDEM uses a standard collection process that allows for inputs from both county and state stakeholders, including the Department of Health. The state of Florida’s MYTEP provides a roadmap for Florida to accomplish priorities described in Florida’s Domestic Security Strategic Plan. Each state priority is linked to a corresponding national priority and, if applicable, an improvement plan. The priority is further linked to associated federal capabilities, as well as training and exercises to help jurisdictions achieve those capabilities. The Department of Health’s Public Health and Health Care Preparedness (PHHP) MYTEP is one of several inputs into the state of Florida’s MYTEP. The document is updated annually, follows a similar collection process used by FDEM, and aligns to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Public Health Preparedness Capabilities: National Standards for State and Local Planning, and the 2017-2022 Health Care Preparedness and Response Capabilities, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR). The PHHP MYTEP is published and submitted to FDEM for inclusion in the state of Florida MYTEP. The PHHP MYTEP also provides a framework for training and exercise priorities to meet goals, objectives, and strategies in the Department’s strategic plan. The goal of Florida’s PHHP is to help prevent and/or minimize illness, injury, and loss of life to Floridians and visitors due to disasters or emergencies. The Department achieves this goal through developing and sustaining critical capabilities which enhance the ability of Florida’s public health and health care system to prevent, respond to, and recover from all types of hazards. Having a viable public health and health care system is part of an integrated domestic security and emergency management system in Florida. For additional information on the PHHP MYTEP, please contact Mary Register, MYTEP Coordinator at [email protected] or (850) 617-1540.

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Points of Contact (POCs) Training, Education, and Exercise Program Administrator: Ben St. John Bureau of Preparedness and Response Florida Department of Health 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin A23 Tallahassee, Florida 32399 850-617-1547 (office) 850-556-1360 (cell) [email protected] Training Program Manager: Ann Rowe Bureau of Preparedness and Response Florida Department of Health 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin A23 Tallahassee, Florida 32399 (850) 617-1541 (office) (850) 274-6658 (cell) [email protected] Exercise Program Manager: Bobby Bailey, Paramedic, BS Bureau of Preparedness and Response Florida Department of Health 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin A23 Tallahassee, Florida 32399 850-617-1501 (office) 850-251-0743 (cell) [email protected] MYTEP Coordinator: Mary Register Bureau of Preparedness and Response Florida Department of Health 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin A23 Tallahassee, Florida 32399 850-617-1540 (office) 850-491-8139 (cell) [email protected]







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Purpose

The purpose of the 2019-2021 PHHP MYTEP is to provide training and exercise priorities and a roadmap to meet strategies to support the following national and state standards:

• CDC Public Health Preparedness Capabilities: National Standards for State and Local Planning (March 2011)

• ASPR Health Care Preparedness Capabilities, 2017-2022 Health Care Preparedness and Response Capabilities (November 2016)

• After Action Report/Improvement Plan (AAR/IP) data from Florida statewide exercises and real-world emergency incidents and events

• The Department’s Appendix to the State’s Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP)

• FDOH Strategic Priorities for Preparedness Activities, July 2017 – June 2022

The Department’s BPR uses a capabilities-based approach in relation to the preparedness cycle. Developing and sustaining public health and health care capabilities enhances BPR’s ability to prevent, respond to, and recover from disasters and emergencies of all types. In this way, the Department ensures coordination across the spectrum of capabilities, which allows for a resilient, flexible, and adaptable public health and health care preparedness system.

The PHHP MYTEP covers training and exercise priorities that are both common across the entire state and jurisdictionally specific. In addition, the public health and health care community is encouraged to participate in their county emergency management MYTEP process, leverage their local Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) and Florida Public Health Risk Assessment Tool (FPHRAT) when addressing gaps. This ensures their community priorities are addressed. To foster coordination, facilitate collaboration and increase efficiencies, all agencies hosting public health and health care-related trainings and exercise activities are requested to post information on the FDOH, Bureau of Preparedness and Response’ Training and Exercise Calendar, which is attached and online at http://calendar.doh.state.fl.us/main.php?calendar=PrepResponse. Each year, county health departments (CHDs), BPR sections, and health care coalitions strive to achieve MYTEP targets. MYTEP priorities listed in the 2019 - 2021 tables and calendars are guidelines to reach the targets identified in local strategies as well as in the FDOH Strategic Priorities for Preparedness Activities, July 2017 – June 2022. The FDEM’s annual Statewide Hurricane Exercise provides a unique opportunity for all Department of Health programs with response or support responsibilities to test capabilities with state, regional health care coalition and local partners. The Department uses the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) as the standard for exercise management. Adherence to the guidance presented in the HSEEP methodology ensures exercise programs conform to established best practices and helps provide unity and consistency in exercises for all levels of government and non-governmental partners.

http://www.cdc.gov/phpr/capabilities/DSLR_capabilities_July.pdf

http://www.phe.gov/Preparedness/planning/hpp/reports/Documents/capabilities.pdf

http://www.floridahealth.gov/preparedness-and-response/training-exercise/afteractionreports.html

http://www.floridahealth.gov/preparedness-and-response/training-exercise/afteractionreports.html

http://calendar.doh.state.fl.us/main.php?calendar=PrepResponse



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Hazard Focus Areas

The Department’s Preparedness Strategic Planning Oversight Team (SPOT) identified five (5) hazard types as the priority focus areas for alignment of preparedness activities. During the next five-year grant funding period, work effort should be aligned with and in support of building capability to respond to these specific hazard types. Additionally, preparedness efforts will be measured per these hazard types to determine if the residual risk to these hazards decreases as capability and resources increase. (In alphabetical order):

Hazard Name Definition

Biological Disease Outbreak* The occurrence of a larger number of cases of an illness or syndrome than expected in a certain location during a certain (usually short) timeframe. This definition also includes those biological agents found in the environment and/or diagnosed in animals. Biological disease outbreaks include zoonotic disease(s) and/or an increase in the population of disease‐carrying species that have the potential for transmission to humans, including vectors of vector‐borne illnesses. * This hazard serves as an overarching category for other hazards with similar public health and medical response activities to include Biological Terrorism – Communicable, Biological Terrorism - Non-Communicable and Pandemic Influenza. Biological Disease Outbreak will be the hazard measured as a proxy for all these hazard types.

Conventional Terrorism The unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political and/or social objectives. May also include attempted or suspected terrorist intentions that have been successfully thwarted through investigative activity. For the purposes of this analysis, conventional terrorism includes all terrorism except agricultural, biological, chemical, or radiological terrorism which are covered in other hazards in this analysis.


Hurricane/Tropical Storm* / Severe Weather

A low-pressure area of closed circulation winds that originates over tropical waters. When sustained wind speeds exceed 39 mph they are called tropical storms, when wind speeds exceed 74 mph they are called hurricanes.

* This specific hazard serves as an overarching category for

other hazards with similar public health and medical

response activities to include Storm Surge.

Hurricane/Tropical Storm will be the hazard measured as a

proxy for both hazard types.



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Severe weather refers to any dangerous meteorological

phenomena with the potential to cause damage, loss of

power, serious social disruption, or loss of human life.

Types of severe weather phenomena vary, depending on

the latitude, altitude, topography, and atmospheric

conditions.


Mass Casualty Incidents An incident that generates a sufficiently large number of casualties whereby the available health care resources or their management systems are severely challenged or unable to meet the health care needs of the affected population.

Mass Population Surge The population of an area is increased due to a migration/ relocation of another community.



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PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM TRAINING AND EXERCISE PRIORITIES

Due to recent storm activities in the state of Florida, to include: Hurricane Hermine, Category 1, September, 2016; Hurricane Matthew, Category 5, October, 2016; Hurricane Irma, Category 4, September, 2017; and Hurricane Maria, Category 5, September, 2017, a trending gap in the manner of the special needs sheltering (SpNS) capability was identified by the State Surgeon General. Although the freshness of Hurricane Irma prior to the TEPW prevented documentation, TEPW representatives expressed the need to address training gaps in this area and are currently being addressed by the Department with a specially formed, “Management Team”. The 2017-2022 Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP) – Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) Cooperative Agreement CDC-RFA-TP17-1701 Preparedness Cooperative Agreement provides funding to Florida to enhance capabilities designed to meet a national standard for preparedness. Each capability includes a set of objectives/functions that outline critical elements that must occur to achieve the capability. The highest priorities are identified by the Strategic Planning Oversight Team (SPOT) and shared in this document. This outlines which capabilities Florida will focus work efforts and the level of work needed on each objective/function to achieve full capability by the end of the five-year period. To see all priorities, refer to the Florida Department of Health Strategic Priorities for Preparedness Activities, July 2017 – June 2022. http://www.floridahealth.gov/programs-and-services/emergency-preparedness-and-response/preparedness-planning/strategic-planning.html Additionally, this document outlines strategies that should be taken during the next three-year period to implement the capabilities in Florida. A Training and Exercise Planning Workshop (TEPW) was conducted by BPR TE&E staff on January 17, 2018. Local level public health and health care system input was collected and consolidated by county health department and health care coalition representatives and presented at the TEPW. In addition, a state-level perspective was provided regarding the gaps in capabilities that may be addressed by trainings and exercises. Each participant provided inputs on the Training Plan, Exercise Plan and the 2018-2020 Training and Exercise Schedule. Prior to the TEPW, BPR TE&E staff provided an online seminar to assist participants with the required preliminary work. There were two (2) MGT-418 Readiness: Training Identification Preparedness Planning (RTIPP) courses offered during 2017 to assist stakeholders in identifying training and exercise gaps. RTIPP is a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) course offered in partnership with the FDEM and the National Center for Biomedical Research and Training (NCBRT) at Louisiana State University (LSU). RTIPP introduces the concept of preparedness planning through the identification of gaps and goals. The RTIPP framework builds a bridge between planning and training to identify those gaps and goals, as well as priorities, audience, frequency of training, and sources for the training. The result is an extensive list of trainings and courses for local public health and health care partners, both planned for and requested by their members. In addition to health care coalition representatives and functional unit leaders, seven (7) CHD representatives, one from each of Florida’s Regional Domestic Security Task Force regions, attended the TEPW. The information

http://www.floridahealth.gov/programs-and-services/emergency-preparedness-and-response/preparedness-planning/strategic-planning.html





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collected during the TEPW, along with a list of participants, may be found in Appendix B: Training and Exercise Planning Workshop (TEPW) Summary. The BPR supports the state’s health and medical response with grants from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR). These grants outline various training and exercise requirements that influence the PHHP MYTEP. As a grant requirement, each identified health care coalition must participate in at least one qualifying full-scale exercise in the five-year funding period and an annual coalition surge test exercise. Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP) and Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) awardees and each health care coalition (HCC), as part of a coordinated statewide effort, must conduct a joint statewide exercise (functional or full-scale exercise) once during the project period to test progress toward achieving the capabilities outlined in the 2017-2022 Health Care Preparedness and Response Capabilities and the Public Health Preparedness Capabilities: National Standards for State and Local Planning, and in collaboration with cross-border metropolitan statistical area (MSA)/Cities Readiness Initiative (CRI) regions.

Health Care Preparedness and Response Capabilities Prioritization

Capability 1: Foundation for Health Care and Medical Readiness Medium Priority

Objective 1.1: Establish and operationalize a health care coalition. Sustain Existing Capability

Objective 1.2: Identify risks and needs. Sustain Existing Capability

Objective 1.3: Develop a health care coalition preparedness plan. Sustain Existing Capability

Objective 1.4: Train and prepare the health care and medical workforce. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 1.5: Ensure preparedness is sustainable. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 2: Health Care and Medical Response Coordination High Priority

Objective 2.1: Develop and coordinate health care organization and health care coalition response plans. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 2.2: Utilize information sharing procedures and platforms. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 2.3: Coordinate response strategy, resources, and communications. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 3: Continuity of Health Care Service Delivery Medium Priority

Objective 3.1: Identify essential functions for health care delivery. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 3.2: Plan for continuity of operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 3.3: Maintain access to non-personnel resources during an emergency. Build or Enhance Capability



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Objective 3.4: Develop strategies to protect health care information systems and networks. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 3.5: Protect responders' safety and health. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 3.6: Plan for and coordinate health care evacuation and relocation plans. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 3.7: Coordinate health care delivery system recovery. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 4: Medical Surge High Priority

Objective 4.1: Plan for medical surge. Build or Enhance Capability

Objective 4.2: Respond to Medical Surge. Build or Enhance Capability

Public Health Preparedness Capabilities Prioritization

Capability 1: Community Preparedness Low Priority

Function 1: Determine risks to the health of the jurisdiction. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Build community partnerships to support health preparedness. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Engage with community organizations to foster public health, medical, and mental/behavioral health social networks. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Coordinate training or guidance to ensure community engagement in preparedness efforts. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 2: Community Recovery Medium Priority

Function 1: Identify and monitor public health, medical and mental/behavioral health system recovery needs. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Coordinate community public health, medical and mental/behavioral health system recovery operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Implement corrective actions to mitigate damages from future incidents. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 3: Emergency Operations Coordination Medium Priority

Function 1: Conduct preliminary assessment to determine need for public activation. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Activate public health emergency operations in preparation for an event, or in response to an incident of public health significance. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Develop incident response strategy. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Manage and sustain the public health response Build or Enhance Capability

Function 5: Demobilize and evaluate public health emergency operations Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 4: Emergency Public Information and Warning Low Priority

Function 1: Activate the emergency public information system. Sustain Existing Capability



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Function 2: Determine the need for a joint public information system. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 3: Establish and participate in information system operations. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 4: Establish avenues for public interaction and information exchange. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 5: Issue public information, alerts, warnings, and notifications. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 5: Fatality Management Medium Priority

Function 1: Determine role for public health in fatality management. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Activate public health fatality management operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Assist in the collection and dissemination of ante mortem data. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Participate in survivor mental/behavioral health services. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 5: Participate in fatality processing and storage operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 6: Information Sharing Medium Priority

Function 1: Identify stakeholders to be incorporated into information flow. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Identify and develop rules and data elements for sharing. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Exchange information to determine a common operating picture. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 7: Mass Care Coordination High Priority

Function 1: Determine public health role in mass care operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Determine mass care needs of the impacted population. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Coordinate public health, medical and mental/behavioral health services. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Monitor mass care population health. Monitor ongoing health-related mass care support, and ensure health needs continue to be met as the incident response evolves. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 8: Medical Countermeasure Dispensing High Priority

Function 1: Identify and initiate medical countermeasure dispensing strategies. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Receive medical countermeasures. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 3: Activate dispensing modalities. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Dispense medical countermeasures to identified population. Build or Enhance Capability

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Capability 9: Medical Material Management and Distribution High Priority

Function 1: Direct and activate medical materiel management and distribution. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Acquire medical materiel. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 3: Maintain updated inventory management and reporting system. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Establish and maintain security. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 5: Distribute medical materiel. Distribute medical materiel to modalities (e.g., dispensing sites, treatment locations, intermediary distribution sites, and/or closed sites).

Build or Enhance Capability

Function 6: Recover medical materiel and demobilize distribution operations. Sustain Existing Capability

Capability 10: Medical Surge High Priority

Function 1: Assess nature and scope of the incident. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Support activation of medical surge. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Support jurisdictional medical surge operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Support demobilization of medical surge operations. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 11: Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions High Priority

Function 1: Engage partners and identify factors that impact non-pharmaceutical interventions. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Determine non-pharmaceutical interventions. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 3: Implement non-pharmaceutical interventions. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Monitor non-pharmaceutical interventions. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 12: Public Health Laboratory Testing High Priority

Function 1: Manage laboratory activities. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Perform sample management. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Conduct testing and analysis for routine and surge capacity. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Support public health investigations. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 5: Report results. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 13: Public Health Surveillance and Epidemiological Investigation High Priority

Function 1: Conduct public health surveillance and detection. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Conduct public health and epidemiological investigations. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 3: Recommend, monitor, and analyze mitigation actions. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Improve public health surveillance and epidemiological investigation systems. Build or Enhance Capability



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Capability 14: Responder Safety and Health High Priority

Function 1: Identify responder safety and health risks. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 2: Identify safety and personal protective needs. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 3: Coordinate with partners to facilitate risk-specific safety and health training. Build or Enhance Capability

Function 4: Monitor responder safety and health actions. Build or Enhance Capability

Capability 15: Volunteer Management Low Priority

Function 1: Coordinate volunteers. Recruit, identify, and train volunteers who can support the public health agency’s response to an incident. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 2: Notify volunteers. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 3: Organize, assemble, and dispatch volunteers. Sustain Existing Capability

Function 4: Demobilize volunteers. Sustain Existing Capability



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2018 Training and Exercise Planning Workshop Summary and Priorities

The 2018 TEPW featured a Pre-Workshop Seminar on Tuesday, January 16. Instructors, , from the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) facilitated the Crisis Leadership and Decision-Making seminar. The seminar provided an opportunity for participants from across the state to discuss the strategic issues and challenges related to preparing for and responding to a catastrophic incident. The setting also provided an excellent opportunity to share proven strategies and practices and apply lessons-learned from past incidents.

The FDOH BPR TE&E Section welcomed representatives from the Bureau of Preparedness and Response sections, 15 health care coalitions, CHD representatives from all regions, and the Division of Emergency Management. DEM representatives presented a briefing to the Training and Exercise Planning Workshop on Wednesday, January 17, 2018 on the solid foundation of the Department’s MYTEP process and how “in-sync” the Department is when feeding into the state MYTEP process. The purpose of the TEPW was to determine training and exercise needs, identify priorities and discuss inputs to the 2019-2021 MYTEP.

The 2018 TEPW Process

Prior to the workshop, participants submitted preliminary work that captured the training and exercise needs for the three-year planning cycle. Readiness: Training Identification Preparedness Planning (RTIPP) courses were offered throughout the preliminary work process. RTIPP is a FEMA course offered statewide to introduce the concept of preparedness planning through the identification of gaps and goals.

The BPR TE&E staff compiled the group’s preliminary work into one document for discussion during the workshop. No CHD, BPR functional unit or HCC is anticipated to meet every identified training or exercise priority. The purpose is to strategically plan for a training and exercise program that strengthens the state’s ability to prepare for, and respond to, public health and related emergencies, incidents, and events.

The workshop resulted in a set of valuable data that includes the training and exercise needs of the CHDs, functional units, and health care coalitions and also provides a big picture perspective of the training and exercise trends among our public health and health care partners. The training and exercise presentations and discussions were conducted separately. The format allowed participants an opportunity to better understand the resources available and provided for small group discussions to promote collaboration.

Participants were placed into two groups: a) HCC representatives and regional CHD representatives and b) Capability Lead representatives. During small group discussions, participants in both groups were encouraged to collaborate within their own and neighboring regions to address training and exercise gaps and needs. Capability representatives identified gaps within Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) and the Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP) at a programmatic level. Both groups selected the top three (3) training and exercise priorities for the BPR TE&E Section to develop during this MYTEP period.

During the TEPW in January 2018, participants were also given an opportunity to review courses offered in the FDEM SERT-TRAC’s online Learning Management System, the National Preparedness Course Catalog by the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium (NDPC), and TRAIN FL’s online Learning Management System. Stations were set-up and equipped with



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computers and staffed by representatives familiar with course offerings to assist participants in finding appropriate courses to fill their gaps.

Group A - HCC and Regional CHD

Capability Priority

Training Priority #1 Community Preparedness

• Comprehensive Emergency Management

Plan (CEMP)

• Hazard and Vulnerability Analysis (HVA)

• After-Action Report Process


• Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) Lite: 2 – 4 Hour Course on HSEEP


• Disaster Behavioral Health

• Resiliency for Responders

• Special Needs Shelter

Awareness/Alzheimer’s Training

o Enhanced Care (SpNS)

o Discharge Planning

Group B – Capability Representatives

Capability Priority

Training Priority #1 Public Health Surveillance and Epidemiological Investigation

• Environmental Health Strike Teams -rostering of teams for field response

Training Priority #2 Public Health Laboratory Testing

• Training for alternative procedures in the event of a shutdown of all three (3) Florida labs

Training Priority #3 Emergency Operations Coordination

• Introduction to Strategic National Stockpile Online Course



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Table Top Exercise Development Priorities

For the exercise portion of the workshop the same two groups were asked to rank their top three priority needs to exercise. The top three tabletop exercise (TTX) capabilities and priorities are highlighted below for the Bureau of Preparedness and Response - Training, Education, and Exercise Section to develop during this MYTEP period.

Group A - HCC and Regional CHD

Capability Priority

Table Top Exercise Priority #1 Medical Surge

• Operations Ripple Effects (system surge) TTX


• Hospital Evacuation with Patient Tracking TTX


• Family Assistance Center TTX

Group B – Capability Representatives

Capability Priority

Table Top Exercise Priority #1 Emergency Operations Coordination

• Mission Management TTX

Table Top Exercise Priority #2 Emergency Operations Coordination

• Statewide Hurricane Exercise Multidiscipline TTX

Table Top Exercise Priority #3 Public Health Laboratory Testing

• Select Agent Sample Transport TTX

The MYTEP and 2019 – 2021 Training and Exercise Calendars are published at:

http://www.floridahealth.gov/programs-and-services/emergency-preparedness-and-response/training-exercise/teplanning.html

Partners meet on an annual basis at the TEPW to revisit, validate, and update the plan as needed. This plan is a dynamic document designed to help FDOH and all public health preparedness partners plan and build a meaningful, sustainable training and exercise program that will provide for the most effective response during emergencies.





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Methodology and Tracking

Strategies for supporting 2019-2022 training and exercise needs:

1) Engage partners in identifying training and exercise needs for the public health and health care workforce.

2) Coordinate with partners to develop, review, approve, deliver, and evaluate training and exercises for the public health and health care workforce.

3) Manage a system for training and exercise activities. The BPR tracks trainings and exercises from conception through the after-action report/training report or as identified by grant requirements at the state level. All trainings and exercises are considered and tracked as resource elements within each capability and managed by each functional unit’s program manager. The TE&E Section utilizes a calendar for HPP and PHEP trainings and exercises, located at http://calendar.doh.state.fl.us/main.php?calendar=PrepResponse.

Additional Details For additional information about the Department’s training, education, exercise, and evaluation system, including the inputs used to create the MYTEP, visit

http://www.floridahealth.gov/preparedness-and-response/training-exercise/index.html.

http://calendar.doh.state.fl.us/main.php?calendar=PrepResponse

http://www.floridahealth.gov/preparedness-and-response/training-exercise/index.html



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Appendix A: 2018 Training and Exercise Planning Workshop Participants



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2018 Participants

Agency Host: Florida Department of Health Division of Emergency Preparedness and Community Support Bureau of Preparedness and Response Training, Education, and Exercise Section Facilitators: Ben St. John, Training, Education, and Exercise Program Administrator Mary Register, MYTEP/TEPW Coordinator Sonji Hawkins, Statewide Training Coordinator Bobby Bailey, Exercise Unit Manager Location: Florida Department of Health – Brevard County 2555 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Viera, FL 32940

Participants:

Name Organization Represented

Eric Anderson Northeast Florida Health Care Coalition

Bobby Bailey FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response, Exercise Unit Manager

Valerie Beynon FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response

Melanie Black

County Health Department (CHD) – Region 5 Point of Contact

Connie Bowles

Southwest Florida Health Care Coalition

Kay Brooks Emerald Coast Health Care Coalition

Stephanie Brown FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response

Sandi Courson CHD – Region 3 Point of Contact

Lorenne Colucci Heartland Health Care Coalition

Jennifer Coulter FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response, Finance Administrator

Sharon Denton-Gow GowDentonGowGow

CHD – Region 7 Point of Contact

Jacqueline Douek Broward County Health Care Coalition

Erika Elmore Southwest Florida Health Care Preparedness Coalition

Marnie Flanigan FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response, IT Administrator/Logistic

Donald Greist North Central Florida Health Care Coalition

Maurice Haynes Florida Division of Emergency Management

Sonji Hawkins FDOH BPR, Training, Education, and Exercise Staff

AnnMarie Insalaco Florida Division of Emergency Management

John James Healthcare Emergency Response Coalition (HERC)

Sue James

FDOH BPR, Training, Education, and Exercise Staff

Steve Keim Texas A & M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), Representative

Debbie Kelley

FDOH BPR, Training, Education, and Exercise Staff

Leah Kloss FDOH Bureau of Public Health Laboratories-Tampa

Gary Kruschke

Emerald Coast Health Care Coalition

Paul Link ASPR, Hospital Preparedness Program, Project Manager

Sam MacDonell

CHD - Region 2 Point of Contact

Kathleen Marr

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Crystal McCowan Lee County Health Care Coalition

George Merceron FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response-ESF8 Plan & Ops

Matt Meyers Central Florida Disaster Medical Coalition

Randy Ming Coalition for Health and Medical Preparedness (CHMP)/ CHD Marion

Mike Mitchell

FDOH Bureau of Preparedness and Response, Environmental Health

Mary Register

FDOH BPR, Training, Education, and Exercise Staff, MYTEP Coordinator Ray Runo

Big Bend Health Care Coalition

Terry Schenck FDOH BPR, Florida Infectious Disease Transportation Network (FIDTN)

Lela Shepard

FDOH BPR – Health Care Coalition Task Force Coordinator

Jessie Shuler Big Bend Health Care Coalition

Dan Simpson

Tampa Bay Health Care Coalition

Derrick Smith FDOH BPR, Systems Programmer

Jennifer Smith CHD – Region 6 Point of Contact

Ebbin Spellman University of Florida/North Central Health Care Coalition

Ben St. John

FDOH BPR, Training and Exercise Program Administrator

Natasha Strokin Miami-Dade Health Care Coalition

Ronald Taylor Texas A & M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), Representative

Marilia VanKeeken Miami-Dade Health Care Coalition

Rich Ward Northeast Florida Health Care Coalition

John Wilgis Florida Hospital Association (FHA)

Cynthia “Cyna” Wright Keys Health Ready Coalition

Hunter Zager

CHD - Region 4 Point of Contact



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Appendix B: Florida Health Care Coalitions and

Florida Department of Health Preparedness Planners



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Appendix C: Acronym Guide



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AAR After Action Report

ACS Alternate Care Sites

ADLS Advanced Disaster Life Support

AHIMT All Hazards Incident Management Team

AMLS Advanced Medical Life Support

ASPR Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response

BDLS Basic Disaster Life Support

B-FAST Basic Disaster Behavioral Health First Aid Specialist Training

C-FAST Disaster Behavioral Health First Aid Specialist Training for Children

BOO Base of Operations

BPHL Bureau of Public Health Laboratories

BRC Bureau of Radiation Control

CBRNE Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear & Explosive

CCOC Capital Circle Office Center

CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

CDP Center for Domestic Preparedness, Anniston, AL

CEMP Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan

CHD County Health Department

COOP Continuity of Operations Planning

CPG Comprehensive Planning Guide

CRI Cities Readiness Initiative

CSTE Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists



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DECON Decontamination

DOH Department of Health

EH Environmental Health

EHTER Environmental Health Training in Emergency Response

EM Emergency Management

EMAP Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program

EMI Emergency Management Institute, Emmitsburg, MD

EMR Emergency Medical Responder

EMS Emergency Medical Services

EOC Emergency Operations Center

Epi Epidemiology

ER Emergency Room or Emergency Department

ERHMS Emergency Responder Health Monitoring and Surveillance

ESF Emergency Support Function

Farmedic Agricultural-based training for rural fire and rescue responders.

FAST First Aid Specialist Training for [Disaster] Behavioral Health

FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency

FEMORS Florida Emergency Mortuary Operations Response System

FE Functional Exercise

FHA Florida Hospital Association

FIDTN Florida Infectious Disease Transportation Network

FIRST Field Investigator Response and Surveillance Training



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FDEM Florida Division of Emergency Management

FPHRAT Florida Public Health Risk Management Assessment Tool

FSE Full Scale Exercise

GHC Governor’s Hurricane Conference

HAN Health Alert Network

HC Health Care

HCC Health Care Coalition

HICS Hospital Incident Command System

HPP Hospital Preparedness Program

HSEEP Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program

HVA Hazard and Vulnerability Analysis

IAP Incident Action Plan

ICS Incident Command System

IMATS Inventory Management and Tracking System

IMSS Incident Management System Software (Patient Management, Patient Tracking)

IMT Incident Management Team

IP Improvement Plan

IRMS Inventory Resource Management System

IT Information Technology

JIC Joint Information Center

JIS Joint Information System

LRN Laboratory Response Network



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MCI Mass Casualty Incident

Mgmt Management

MRC Medical Reserve Corps

MYTEP Multi-Year Training and Exercise Plan

NCBRT National Center for Biomedical Research and Training (LSU)

NDPC National Domestic Preparedness Consortium

NDMS National Disaster Medical System

NIMS National Incident Management System

NPP Nuclear Power Plant

NWS National Weather Service

ORR Office of Recovery and Response

PH Public Health

PHEP Public Health Emergency Preparedness

PHHP Public Health and Healthcare Preparedness

PIO Public Information Officer

POD Point of Dispensing or Point of Distribution

Q&I Quarantine and Isolation

R (1-7) Domestic Security Task Force Region designated by number

RAD Radiological

RealOpt An interactive online software enterprise for large-scale regional medical dispensing and emergencies. Preparedness Recert Recertification

REP Radiological Emergency Preparedness



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R-FAST Disaster Behavioral Health First Aid Specialist Training for Responders

RSS Receipt, Stage, and Store

SERT-TRAC State Emergency Response Team Training, Resources, and Activities Center

SERVFL State Emergency Responders and Volunteers of Florida

SNS Strategic National Stockpile

SOG Standard Operating Guide

SpNS Special Needs Shelter

ST Strike Team

Tech Technical level

TEPW Training and Exercise Planning Workshop

THIRA Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

TTX Tabletop Exercise

V-JIC Virtual Joint Information Center

WBT Web-Based Training

Organization Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Hazardous Materials EH Prep Day

Environmental Health

Training in Emergency

Response EH Prep Day ICS 400 EH Response Guide ICS 191 IS 800 IS 808 IS 240 IS 241 E-984

ICS 300

Bureau of EH Training -

ESF8 Requests

EH Emergency

Assessment Application

Severe Accident

Response Training

Emergency Coordination

Training with the Food

Hygiene Coordinators

Radiation Response for


Training

Regional Trainings for EH

Field Staff EH Prep Toolkits

Bureau of Environmental

Health Staff Training


Field Staff

ESF- 8 Planning &

Operations

CCOC COOP Coordinator

Essential Functions

Biosafety Transportation

Operator and Technician

Training

RSS Team Training


Essential Elements of

COOP

COOP Planning for CCOC

COOP Coordinator

1 Sentinel Laboratory

LRN


LRN

5 Packaging and

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Collection


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1 Chemical Threat

Awareness

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Awareness

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Awareness

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Awareness

1 Chemical Threat

Awareness

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Awareness

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Samples


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Biweekly Epidemiology

CHD Webinars


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EpiCore 101 Web-Based

Training


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Council of State and

Territorial

Epidemiologists (CSTE)

Webinar Series

Special Needs Shelter

Operations &

Management Training

L959 OPERATIONS

SECTION CHIEF

Infectious Packaging

Training

L577 RAPID NEEDS

ASSESSMENTG - 300 L962 NIMS PSC G - 400

FAITH BASED

ORGANIZATIONS MGT-

405

L958 NIMS OSC

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COMMUNITY CYBER

SECURITY

Active Shooter Training

MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training MRC Orientation Training

G-300, Vaccination &

Sharps Safety, Vulnerable

Population-Focused

Sensitivity

G - 300 G-300 Preparedness TrainingPsychological First Aid -

FAST

G0386 Mass Fatality

Incident Response

Training

MGT-418:RTIPP G-400 COOP TrainingPreparedness Day

TrainingCOOP Training Alzheimer's Training

G -577 Rapid Needs

AssessmentEOC Software Training

Preparedness Day

Training

G0290 - Basic PIO

Training

EH Preparedness Day

Training

Refresher Nursing Skills

Training

Public Health

Preparedness Training

MGT 319 Mass

Prophylaxis Preparedness

and Planning

ACS TrainingInteroperable

Communications TrainingBody Mechanics Training

E0962 - NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Planning Section

Chief Course


TrainingG-400 ACS Training ACS Training

E0449 - Incident

Command System

Curricula Train-the-

Trainer

CDP Florida Week


Hazards Operations

Section Chief Course

E0101 - Foundations of

Emergency Management

ESSENCE Training

Public Training

SNS Training

MGT 341 Disaster

Prep Healthcare

VPop Community

Support

FNSS

System

Shelter Operations & Mgt.

ESF 8 Operations

Coalition Cell

CoordinationPatient Tracking ICS G-300 Continuity Ops IRMS Resource Mgt.

WEB EOC WEB EOC RTIPP

Healthcare System Surge

Planning section chief

training

G-400 Advanced Incident

Command System

Command & General

Staff: Complex Incidents Annex E: COOP

All Hazards Incident

Management Training

(O305) Radio Training (L) Annex A: ESF 8

Personal Protective

Equipment Training

(Train ID# 1051588) Call Down and SERVFL

PER-211 Medical

Management of CBRNE

Events Annex F: Medical Surge

Annex J: Isolation

Personal Protective

Equipment Training

(Train ID# 1051588)

Annex K: Mass

Vaccination Annex B: SPNS

N-95 Training and Fit

Testing (L) Infectious Packaging


Command System

Command & General

Staff: Complex Incidents:

Advanced

After Action Report for

Public Health

Performance Eval (Train

ID# 1043464)

Annex G: Alternate Care

Site

Annex L: Epidemiology

EMConstellation

G-290 Basic Public

Information Officer

Course

Radio Training (L)

Emergency Operations

Plan and Annexes

Overview


Operations and

Mangement


Command System

Command & General

Staff: Complex Incidents

L-975 Finance/Admin:

Unit Leader

Annex I: Disaster

Behavioral Mental Health

G-291 Joint Information

System (JIS)/Joint

Information Center (JIC)

CDP Florida Week

E-388 Advanced Public

Information Officer

NIMS 509 Public

Information Officer

L-952 All Hazards PIO

EMResources

Tornado Training-Before,

During, & After (L) Refresher Nursing Skills

1. Disaster Health

Information: The Basics

2. US Response to

Disasters and Public

Health Emergencies

3. Information Roles in

Disaster Management

Annual Special Needs

Sheltering Course and

Demonstration (L)G-290 Basic Public

Information Officer

Course

Annual Personal

Protective Equipment

Training (L)

FDOH Train Florida (I is

for Investigation): -

Modules:

1.Recognizing an

Outbreak 2.Study Design

3.Designing

Questionnaires

4.Interviewing

Techniques

5.Analyzing Data

6.Writing and Outbreak

Report 7.

Risk/Crises

Communication

G-300 Intermediate

Incident Command

System for Expanding

Incidents

AWR-160: Standardized

Awareness Training

MGT 341 Disaster Preparedness for Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations within the Community Infrastructure

NEFLHCC Plans Orientation (L)

Region 3 Communications Training (L)

Advanced Disaster Life Support (ADLS)

Basic Healthcare Emergency Mangement Course

Infectious Disease PPE Training MGT-409 Community

Healthcare Planning and Response to Disasters

Advanced Healthcare Emergency Mangement Course

ICS Overview Basic

Refresher for Hospitals

(L) L950 Incident

Commander

Hazmat Operations Level

First Receivers Refresher

(L) WebEOC Refresher (L)L958 Operations Section

Chief

DOH Basic Emergency

Preparedness (L)



(L)MGT 318 Public

Information

L962 Planning Section

Chief



(L)PPE Refresher for ED

staff (L)

Decon Basic Refresher for

Hospitals (L)

ICS Overview Basic

Refresher for Hospitals

(L) CHAMP Healthcare

Summit (L)

L-958 All Hazards

Position Specific

Operations Section Chief

COOP Training (All Staff)

Hazards and Healthcare

ConferenceNursing Refresher

Training

SpNS Leadership

Training

Operations &

Management in a Shelter

(All Staff)

Body Mechanics (All

Staff)


Training (All Staff)Access and Functional

Needs TrainingHICS

Isolation & Quarantine

TrainingSNS Training

Active Shooter Training CEMP TrainingSpNS Ops/Body

Mechanics

SpNS All Staff Refresher

Training


Training


Training

AWR-151 Dangers of

Agroterrorism

MGT-341 Disaster Prep

for Hospitals & Healthcare

(x2)

Readiness Training

Identification and

Preparedness Planning

L-967 G400 Body Mechanics training

G-300Communicable Disease,

Ebola, PPE Training

Disaster Behavioral

Health TrainingSpNS Walk Through SpNS Walk Through SpNS Walk Through

Mass Fatality Training for

first response agenciesIFIRST and IFIRST 2 L-950 L-952

Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing Training for

all staff members

COOP Awareness

Training

G-400 CRI POD TrainingHazardous Materials

Awareness Training- 8

Hrs

Nursing Refresher Skills Alzheimer's Training WebEOC User TrainingEpidemiological Case

Study Training

FDOH Basic Crisis and

Risk Communications

training

L-958 G300 L-958FEMA Effective

Communications Training

Nurse RefresherSpNS Management

TrainingBody Mechanics CDP Lead HERT Trng SpNS Overview Course G-191, ICS/EOC Interface MGT-318 G400 L-962

MGT 341 - Disaster Prep

for Hospitals and

Healthcare Organizations

AWR-308 / Hospital

Decontamination

L-960 Division/Group

SupervisorCare Giver G300

Hurricane Preparedness

Training-ClassroomNurse Refresher L-967 HSEEP-Lite Training

G-300 SpNS Training ICS-400 800 Mhz radio training NIMS ESF-8 Training L-956

Web EOCPIO Awareness Training

for ESF-8 staff

Communications: Role in

an Emergency

Multi-Year Training Schedule 2019


Public Health

Laboratories

Northeast Florida Health

Care Coalition: Region 3

Tampa Bay Health &

Medical Preparedness

Coalition: Region 4

Emerald Coast Health

Care Coalition : Region 1

Big Bend Health Care

Coalition: Region 2

Public Health

Surveillance and

Epidemiological

Investigations


Training OnlineL-962

MRC Special Needs

Shelter OrientationTrngPOD Training

MGT-341 / MGT-433 G300

L969 Communications

Unit Leader

Isolation and Quarantine

RefresherFirst Responder Training

Infectious Substances

PackagingICS-400 ICS-400

Command and General

Staff

SpNS Nursing Skills

RefresherShelter Operations

Joint Criminal-

Epidemiological

Investigations Workshop

Public Information Officer KI Training Communication Course

ICS-300 COOP Plans Workshop ICS-300 POD SpNS Training

Disaster Behavioral

Health: All-Hzards

Training

IMATS Refresher Training

Law Enforcement

Infectious Disease

Training

POD Refresher Training LDS Training POD RefresherRadiological Response

Training

Refresher Radiological

InstrumentaionS/O ERT SNS COOP SpNS 800 MHz Radio Training

Hispanic Disaster

Preparedness TrainingAlterante Care Sites

Detecting Bioterror

(Forensic Epidemiology)IMATS Refresher

IMATS Refresher LE SNS Strike Team Training FIRST Training COOP Plan

Disaster Behavioral

Health Awareness

Training for Health Care

Professionals

Improving NH EOPSHospital Decon

Communications TrainingRadio HAM Class

EM System CRI POD Leader Training Stop the Bleed I-FIRST TrainingFHA's Hospital

Emergency Preparedness

Behavioral Health

Awareness Training for

Terrorism and Disasters

EM System

Tornado Preparedness Mass Fatality COOP TrainingFIRST TB Contact

Training

Shelter Operations

ReviewARES Radio Training

Hospital Incident

Command Training &

Assessment

NOVA Basic & Advanced ICS 400 SpNS Training SAVE

IMATS Refresher

Training,NH ICS

WEB EOC

Communicable Disease,

Ebola, PPE Training


Operations / Body

Mechanics


Overview CourseWebEOC User Training

AWR-151 Dangers of Agro

Terrorism

MGT-341 Disaster

Preparedness for

Hospitals and Healthcare


Training

ICS 300ICS 400

CERC

Communications

Equipment

Refresher Skills for PH

Nurses

Shelter Management All Hazards Media Skills SpNS Seminar Alzheimers AwarenessInfectious Substance

Pack and ShipI-FIRST Body Mechanics

TRAIN FL Course ID 1045755Respiratory Protection Education & Resources

ESF 8- IS 808 / WebEOC local training

Special Needs Shelter Overview Course

SPNS Registration and Oxygen Systems

G-197 Access and Functional Needs

L-340 Radiological Emergency Preparedness Planning

L-960 Division / Group Supervisor

Isolation and Quarantine Training

ICS 402 Incident

Command Refresher, N-95

Fit Test

FDOH Introduction to

Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing

ICS-200/ICS-800, G-300/G-

400


Operations &

Management, Body

Mechanics, Working with

Alzheimer and Memory

Impaired Clients,

Required DOH Trainings

ICS 100 & 700, CPR/First

Aid or Compression Only

IS 907: Active Shooter:

What You Can Do


Risk Communications

Workshop

IS-201: Forms Used for

the Development of the

Incident Action Plan

MGT-319 Medical

Countermeasures: Points

of Dispensing (POD),

Planning and Response

IS 546.a: Continuity of

Operations Awareness

Course

G-549 Continuity of

Operations (COOP)

Program Manager

FDOH Special Needs

Shelter Operations and

Management Overview –

SpNS

G-386 Mass Fatalities

Incident Response

L-967 NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Logistics Section

Chief (LSC): ( L-967)

FDOH ESF-8 Awareness

Training

G-557 Rapid Needs

Assessment

FDOH SpNS: Body

Mechanics

ICS 300/400 CPR/AED CPR/AED CPR/AED

Personal Preparedness,

SpNS Ops and Oxygen

overview

EOC and WebEOC

overviewCPR/AED

Disaster Behavioral

Health CPR/AED

Body Mechanics for PSN

MovementB-FAST


Caring for those with

memory impairments

EHTER EH Training in

Emergency ResponseActivation 101 and ICS

Strategic National

Stockpile Moble

Preparedness Course

Local Distribution Site

Train the Trainer Course


Operations and

Management

ICS 300ICS 400

CERC

Communications

Equipment


Nurses



Infectious transport CPR Special Needs Shelter First Aid CPR First Aid

AWR 413 Critical

Infrastructure Security

and Resilience

Awareness

FL-2355 Points of

DistributionICS 300

WEB EOC Local


Training

ICS 400TTX Isolation and

Quarantine SpNs training

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

Advanced Incident

Command

FGCU Training

Disaster Preparedness

Training SpNS Seminar

EOC

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class Disaster Behavioral

Health First Aid Specialist

Training for Responders


Packaging and Shipping

Training

Florida's Introduction to

Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing Training

CDC Crisis and

Emergency Risk

Communications (CERC)

Basic Training for EPI/EH

Intermediate Field

Investigator Response &

Surveillance (I-FIRST)

Training

Shelter Operations &

Management Overview

Body Mechanics Alzheimer’s Training Communications Training

ICS-400

ICS 300 Hazwop(Establishing an alternate

care site)MGT -439 ICS-402

ICS 300 or 400 MGT 341Exercise 101 and Disaster

Behavioral Health

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

Advanced Incident

Command

FGCU Training


Training SpNS Seminar

EOC

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class Disaster Behavioral





Training


Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing Training

CDC Crisis and

Emergency Risk



Intermediate Field



Training


Management Overview

Body Mechanics Alzheimer’s Training Communications Training

ICS-400

ICS 300 Hazwop(Establishing an alternate

care site)MGT -439 ICS-402

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

G400: Advanced Incident

Command System for

Command and General

Staff Complex Incidents

DATA SYSTEM TRAINING

(local) SNS strike team training

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

BFAST: Disaster

Behavioral Health First

Aid Specialist Training

Basic


Command System for

Command and General


E964: NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Situation Unit

Leader Course

G289: Public Information

Officer Awareness

Training

CFAST: Disaster



for Children

HERT-B

E967: NIMS ICS All-


Chief Course

RFAST: Disaster


Aid Specialist Traing for

Responders

Hospital Decon

Alzheimer's Training

MGT347: Incident

Command System (ICS)

Forms Review

HERT-BHospital WebEOC

training

PER310: Strategic

National Stockpile

Preparedness Course

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

Active Shooter Response

Training

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

MGT319: Mass

Prophylaxis

Preparedness and

Planning

MGT318: Public

Information in an All-

Hazards Incident

Hopsital HAZMAT training

E962: NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Planning


E958: NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Operations

Section Chief course


Command System for

Command and General

Staff- Complex Incidents

BFAST: Disaster



Basic


Command System for

Command and General


Hospital Patient Tracking

Training

7th annual Hospital

Disaster Planning,

Preparations and

Resopnse Symposium

Hospital Decontamination

RFAST: Disaster



for Responders

CFAST: Disaster



for Children

Palm Beach County

HERC: Region 7

MGT 319: Mass

Prophylaxis

Preparedness and

Planning

Florida Week; ForensicWestern Shelter Tent

Systems TrainingNIMS/ICS Training

Psychological First-Aid

Response Training

Alternate Care Site

Training

Pediatric Disaster

Response And


MGT 418: Readiness:

Training Identification

Preparedness Planning;

Crisis Standard of Care


TTX related to EH

Response (i.e. Food

Sampling, OSTDS,

toolkits)

TTX with Bureau of

Epidemiology

Severe Accident

Response Exercise

Statewide HurrEx

(Possible Joint Exercise

with the Bureau of

Epidemiology)

Team Management

Workshop for EH Strike

Team Leaders

ESF- 8 Planning and

Operations

2019 Florida Infectious

Disease Transportation

Network Statewide FSE


TTXBioShield CHD/HCC TTXs

2019 Florida BPHL

Chemical Threat

Emergency Exercise

Specimen Packaging and

Shipping Exercise

(SPaSE)

LRN-C Emergency

Response Exercise

Annual BPHL Laboratory

Call Down Drill


Shipping Exercise

(SPaSE)

Sentinel Clinical

Laboratories'

Communication Drill

24/7 Bidirectional

Emergency Contact Drill

24/7 Bidirectional



Multi-Year Exercise Schedule 2019

Central Florida Disaster

Medical Coalition:

Region 5

Health Planning Council

of Southwest Florida:

Region 6

Keys Health Ready

Coalition: Region 7

Miami-Dade County

Health Care Coalition:

Region 7

Public Health

Laboratories

Public Health

Surveillance and

Epidemiological

Investigations

Review and discuss

Biological Playbook--

Workshop

Statewide Hurricane

Exercise

State-Level Epidemiology

On-Call Phone Drill--First

Round

CDC

Epidemiology/Laboratory

Phone DrillsState-Level Epidemiology

On-Call Phone Drill--Drills

completed by December

Active Shooter TabletopIncident Command Team

Table Top ExerciseCOOP Exercise

Statewide 2019 Hurricane

FSECOOP Exercise

Tornado Tabletop

Exercise

Community-wide Medical

Surge and ACS Seminar

Community-wide Medical

Surge and ACS

Functional Exercise

COOP Full Scale Exercise

Okaloosa County Full

Scale Exercise SpNS Full Scale ExerciseTable Top Exercise Table Top Exercise

SpNS Exercise CERC TabletopCOOP IT Full Scale

Exercise

Active Shooter Table Top

Exercise

Rabies POD Full Scale

Exercise

ECHCC Exercise SpNS Exercise

Hospital Surge & Task 22:

FS join exercise with

Department

Hazmat

Shelter Management

System

State Hurricane Exercise

Shelter Host Systems WEB EOC

Patient Tracking &

Movement

Managing Continuum of

Care

Nursing Home

Evacuations ACS Systems

Continuity Operations FNSS Systems

Coalition Cell

Coordination

Noticed Call Down Ex.:

Drill

Interopable

Communication Exercise Point of Dispensing Full

Scale Exercise

Quarantine & Isolation

Exercise Hurricane Exercise Interopable

Communication Exercise

Medical Surge/ACS: Table

Top Ex.

Interopable


COOP: Drill

Chemical Spill –

Community partners

Interopable


COOP: Table-Top

Fl. Annual Hurricane

Preparedness Exercise

and ESF 8. Activation of

the DOH EOP: Full Scale

COOP Exercise COOP Activation

OR

V-0022 PH Chemical VTTX

Call Down or SERVFL:

Full Scale


Activation/Demob

North Florida Consortium

Planned Exercise

Airline Crash

POD/Flu Shots-Vaccine

COOP IT Activation/SpNS

local activation activities

FunctionalSTATEWIDE HURRICANE

FULL SCALE EXERCISE

CHD Environmental

Disaster TTX

FL Governor’s Hurricane

Exercise CHD SNS TTX

CHAMP Healthcare

Summit TTX

CHAMP Full Scale

Exercise

CHD Point of Dispensing

TTX

CHD Coop Functional

COOP Functional

Exercise

Passenger Response

Disaster Response

Exercise

SpNS Exercise


Activation or Set Up

Exercise

SpNS Functional Exercise POD Drill Mass Fatality Exercise Mass Prophylaxis 2019Mass Casualty Full Scale

Exercise

Disaster Behavioral

HealthBlues Fest 2019

Isolation & Quarantine

Exercise

Local Distribution Site

(LDS) Functional Exercise

Pinellas County Mass

Casualty Exercise

Strategic National

Stockpile DrillMCM Exercise

CMS Active Shooter

Workshop

Mass Vaccination

ExerciseFunctional POD Set Up

Open POD & SNS FSE

(Annual Flu Vaccination

Clinic)

Risk Communications

Seminar

EOC COOP

Airport

Mass Casualty Exercise –

Full-scale

Polk Team Play Closed POD Call Down Functional POD Set UpCountywide CMS

ExerciseCOOP TTX

Functional POD Set Up POD Functional Exercise Healthcare Coalition TTX

County HurrExStatewide Hurricane

Exercise - Tabletop

COOP TTX CRI POD Set-up DrillCRI/MSA Functional

Exercise/POD Setup

CRI Closed POD Partner

TTXState Hurricane Exercise SpNS Functional

IMATS/IRMS Inventory

DrillLDS TTX CRI POD Set-up Outbreak Plans TTX


Drill

Outbreak TTX SpNS Functional DrilCommunity Hospital

ExerciseNPP Exercise SpNS FSE


Drill


Drill


DrillBioterrorism TTX


DrillComm Check Drill

Hospital Exercise

Functional Exercise

combining Fatality

Management

Radiological FunctionalIMATS/IRMS Inventory

Drill


DrillSpNS COOP Drill

Nursing Home Evacuation

Tabletop


Drill


DrillEpi COOP TTX

Annual Regional Med

Surge ExeSpNS TTX SpNS Activation Exercise

CRI/MSA Functional

Exercise/POD SetupCommunicable Disease SpNS COOP Plan

Community Hospital

ExerciseIsolation and Quarnatine


Drill

Continuity of Operations

TTX

SpNSCERC and Alert and

Notification PlanOsceola Annual

Monthly Call Down Radiological POD/FSE KI Distribution Exercise

RAD/SpNS


Drill

COOP

NPP Exercise


Drill

Biological Response TTX

COOP Functional Exercise Passenger Response Disaster Response Exercise

Special Needs Shelter Activation

Mass Prophylaxis 2019 Disaster Behavioral Health Blues Fest 2019

COOP Statewide HurrEx Alternate Care Site

Passenger Response

Disaster Response

Exercise


ActivationRegion 6 ACS Workshop

Communciations ExerciseHospital Mass Care Client

Influx ExerciseCommunications Exercise


ActivationCOOP Activation Communciations Exercise Communications Exercise

Dealing with Workplace

Violence

COOP Activation TTX

PSN Triage Matrix-

Workshop

COOP Activation Full

Scale


Activation Drill

Web-EOC PSN Reg.

Drill SNS Tabletop MCM Tabletop

Infectious transport Special Needs Shelter

Pandemic Tabletop EOC Activation Drill MCM Functional Exercise

Comms Drill MCI Full Scale MCI Full Scale (Multiple

Sites)

MCI Full Scale (Multiple

Sites)


ActivationPatient Tracking Comms Drill

MCI Full Scale/Decon

(Multiple Sites)


(Multiple Sites)MCI Full Scale/Decon

Communications drill Shelter-in-Place Drill

Baldwin Site

2019 Statewide

Hurricane/ESF-8 TTX

Continuity of Operations -

Information Technology

(COOP-IT) TTX

COOP Activation



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SpNS Skills Refresher Medical Surge Tool Ex CHD COOP WorkshopAlternate care site

workshop

Mariners Mass Casuality

Ex

Turkey Point NPP

Chemical Threat Exercise

Mass Antibiotic

Dispensing (MAD)

Workshop

Operation Heatshield II Hurricane Exercise


Shelter Full Scale

Exercise

NDMS

Coalition Surge Tool

ExerciseAlternate Care Site

EEAP/MMF Coordination Civil Disturbance (TBD)

CRI-Region 7 FSEOYEX & Florida Week COOP HURREX

Medical Surge Tool

Mini Emergency

Operation Center Exercise

(MEOC, FE)

HERC Infectious Disease

Exercise with Patient

Tracking


Coalirtion: Region 2



Keys Health Ready

Coalition: Region 7



Miami-Dade County


Region 7

Palm Beach County

HERC: Region 7

Tampa Bay Health &


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G-288 Managing People

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management


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Pediatric Emergency

Response MGT 439G-400

Public Health


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557)

Preparedness Training Body Mechanics Training

E0449 - Incident

Command System

Curricula Train-the-

Trainer

SNS/POD operations and

management

Preparedness Day

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Operations &

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Interoperable

communications


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E0101 - Foundations of


ESSENCE Training


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Management Training

G-300, Vaccination &

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Sensitivity

Public Health


SNS/POD operations and

management

VPop Community

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FNSS System

Shelter

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Coalition Cell

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Mgt.

ICS G-400 Healthcare System Surge ESF 8 Operations RTIPP

Hospital Surge


Testing (L)Annex C: SNS Annex E: COOP

Annex B: SPNS


Testing (L)Annex M:

Mutual Aid

Communication Training

(L)Call Down and SERVFL

MGT-901: Healthcare

Leadership for Mass

Casualty Incidents

Annex H: Mass Fatality

MGT-319: Mass

Prophylaxis

Preparedness and

Planning

MGT-348 Medical

Preparedness and

Response for Bombing

Incidents

Annex D Mass

Vaccination

G-290 Basic Public

Information Officer

Course G-291 Joint

Information System

(JIS)/Joint Information

Center (JIC)

Radio Training (L)


Plan and Annexes

Overview

Radio Training (L)

G-300 Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents: Intermediate

L-975

Finance/Administration

Leader FL-2355 Logistics

Management Class

EMConstellation

Personal Protective

Equipment Training

(Train ID#1051588) Annual Special Needs

Sheltering Course and

Demonstration (L)

FL-2355-LOG Logistics

Management Course Annual Personal

Protective Equipment

Training (L)

Ten Online Introductory

Public Health

Preparedness Modules:

1: Introduction to Public

Health Preparedness for

Preparedness Staff

2: Public Health


3: Public Health

Preparedness Exercises

4: Medical

Countermeasures

5: Responder Health and

Safety

6: Occupational Health for

Public Health Responders

7: Disaster Behavioral

Health

8: Working with

Community Partners

9: Disaster Epidemiology

10: Risk Communication

101- Medical Reserve

Corps Orientation


System (JIS)- Joint

Information Center

Planning


MGT-319 Bioterrorism:

Mass Prophylaxis

Preparedness and

Planning

G-300 Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

Florida Health Stat Training on new system

Basic Healthcare Emergency Mangement Course

Infectious Disease PPE Training

HICS (includes Train the Trainer) Advanced Healthcare

Emergency Mangement Course

PER-211 Medical Management of CBRNE Events

MGT 341 Disaster

Preparedness for


Organizations within the

Community Infrastructure



(L)L967 Logistics Section

Chief



(L)



(L)



(L)L984 Strike Team Task

Force Leader

L960 Division and Group

Supervisor

DOH Basic Emergency

Preparedness (L) CHAMP Healthcare

Summit (L)

L-962 Planning Section

Chief

TRAIN FL Course ID

1045755



Training

SpNS Leadership

Training

Operations &


(All Staff)

Body Mechanics (All

Staff)


Training (All Staff)

L-340 Radiological


Planning

L-960 Division / Group

Supervisor

PER 220 - Domestic

Terrorism

PIO Awareness Training

for ESF-8 staff

G-288 Volunteers &

Donations

G-489 Managing

Spontaneous VolunteersB-FAST


Training


Training


TrainingO-305 (AHIMT)

G-197 Access and

Functional Needs

Access and Functional

Needs TrainingL-967


Training


for Hospitals and


Public Health

Surveillance and

Epidemiological

Investigations



Public Health

Laboratories

ESF- 8 Planning &

Operations






Coalition: Region 2



Response

Disaster Behavioral

Health TrainingPOD TTX (MGT 319) SpNS Walk Through SpNS Walk Through SpNS Walk Through MGT-318


first response agencies

Readiness Training

Identification and


G400Mass Prophylaxis Online

Training

G-300 CRI POD TrainingRespiratory Protection

Education & ResourcesG-191 ISC/EOC Interface

MGT-319 Mass

Prophylaxis

SPNS Registration and

Oxygen SystemsG300


Risk Communications

training

L-950 L-958

G-400 Alzheimer's Training Body MechanicsESF 8- IS 808 / WebEOC

local trainingSpNS Overview Course

801 Mhz radio training for

response personnelL952 PIO Nurse Refresher G300

AWR-308 / Hospital

DecontaminationPER-211 CDP Lead HERT Trng

CDC Crisis and Risk

Communication training


Training-Classroom

Nurse Refresher Care GiverMRC Special Needs

Shelter OrientationTrng


an Emergency

SpNS Training G-400 G-300 L-962

WebEOC MGT-341 / MGT-433 POD Training

NIMS Forms L954 Safety Officer G400

Body Mechanics

Radiological Plan

TrainingFirst Responder Training ICS-300 ICS 400 G-400

Command and General

Staff Training

SPNS Nursing Skills

Refresher Shelter Operations

Joint Criminal-

Epidemiological

Investigations Workshop

Public Information

RefresherKI Training Communications Course

G300 COOP Plans WorkshopInfectious Substances

PackagingSpNS SpNS Training SpNS IMATS Refresher Training

Law Enforcement

Infectious Disease

Training

LDS Training POD RefresherRadiological Response

Training

Refresher Radiological

InstrumentaionEOC 101 COOP FIRST Training 800 MHz Radio Training

Disaster Behavioral

Health:

All-Hazards Training

EM System COOP Training IMATS IMATS Refresher

IMATS Refresher Training S/O ERT SNS EM System I-FIRST Training EM SystemHispanic Disaster

Preparedness TrainingImproving NH EOPS

Detecting Bioterror

(Forensic Epidemiology)Radio HAM Class

Tornado Preparedness LE SNS IMATS Refresher W EB EOCFHA's Hospital

Emergency PreparednessSpNS Training

Points of Dispensing

TrainingEM System

Hospital Incident

Command Training &

Assessment

LE SNS Stop the BleedFIRST TB Contact

Training

Disaster Behavioral

Health Awareness

Training for Health Care

Professionals

Hospital Decon

Communications TrainingSAVE

CRI POD Leader Training COOP Training IMATS Refresher Training E550

EOC 101

Behavioral Health

Awareness Training for

Terrorism and Disasters

NOVA Basic & AdvancedShelter Operations

Review

TRAIN FL Course ID

1045755

Respiratory Protection

Education & Resources

ESF 8- IS 808 / WebEOC

local training


Overview Course

SPNS Registration and

Oxygen Systems

G-197 Access and

Functional Needs

L-340 Radiological


Planning

L-960 Division / Group

Supervisor


Training

I-FIRST 2 CERC

Communications

Equipment


Nurses

Shelter Management HSEEP SpNS Seminar Alzheimers AwarenessDisaster Behavioral

HealthPPE


Alternate Care Sites (ACS)

for Medical Surge in

Florida Modules 1-3, PER-

220 Emergency Response

to Domestic Biological

Incidents, N-95 Fit Test

MGT-439 Pediatric

Disaster Response

ICS-200/ICS-800, G-300/G-

400Body Mechanics



A.L.I.C.E Active Shooter

Response TrainingG-290 Basic PIO


6.2 Materials: What the

Laboratorian Should

Know

IS-546 Workshop:

Awareness and

Introduction to Continuity

of Operations (COOP)


Operations &

Management

Working with Alzheimer

and Memory Impaired

Clients


Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing

MGT-319 Medical

Countermeasures: Points

of Dispensing (POD)

FDOH Special Needs



SpNS

PER-220 Emergency

Response to Domestic

Biological Incidents: (

PER-220)


Radiation Control

(Course title unknown)

FDOH Mobile Response

Team Training

G-363 Hurricane

Readiness

IMT training ICS 300/400 CPR/AED CPR/AED


SpNS Ops and Oxygen

overview

EOC and WebEOC

overviewCPR/AED COOP Review

Disaster Behavioral

Health CPR/AED


MovementG-191 ICS/EOC interface



memory impairments

G-775 EOC Management

& Ops

General Staff Meeting

Preparedness

E/L/G 146 Homeland

Security Exercise &

Evaluation Program

E/L 962 All-Hazards

Planning Section Chief


Operations and

Management

I-FIRST2

Communications

Equipment


Nurses

Shelter Management HSEEP SpNS Seminar Alzheimers AwarenessDisaster Behavioral

HealthPPE

CPR Special Needs Shelter First Aid CPR POD First Aid

FL-2355 Points of

Distribution

WEB EOC Local


Training

MGT-340 Leadership and

Decision Making

Heartland center P.H.

Administration Grant

Writing Modulle 2

Charlotte SpNS training

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

Advanced Incident

Command FGCU Training


Training Alzheimer’s Training EOC

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class Communications TrainingICS-400


Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing Training

CDC Crisis and

Emergency Risk



Intermediate Field



Training


Management Overview

Body Mechanics SpNS Seminar

Disaster Behavioral





Training

Advanced Incident

Command MGT 341

MGT - 347 ICS Forms

Review for Incident

Command System

All-Hazards IMT Course ICS 300 or 400Exercise 101 and Disaster

Behavioral Health

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

Advanced Incident

Command FGCU Training


Training Alzheimer’s Training EOC

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class

TEEX PEDI Disaster

Response Class Communications TrainingICS-400


Strategic National

Stockpile and Mass

Dispensing Training

CDC Crisis and

Emergency Risk



Intermediate Field



Training


Management Overview

Body Mechanics SpNS Seminar

Disaster Behavioral





Training

Advanced Incident

Command MGT 341

MGT - 347 ICS Forms

Review for Incident

Command System

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents


Command System for

Command and General



(local)

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

MRC Orientation EPI Strike Team


Command System for

Command and General


L968: NIMS ICS All-


Chief Train-the-Trainer.

Redundant

communication training

(local)

IS547: Introduction to

Continuity of Operation

RFAST: Disaster



Responders

decon PPE Training

RRVCP HERT-B

MGT318: Public

Information in an All-

Hazards Incident

HERT-B

MGT439: Pediatric

Disaster Response and


Joint Criminal and EPI

Investigation

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

AWR308: Natural

Diasaster Awareness for

Caregiver of Senior

Citizens: Building Senior

Resilience

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

MGT319: Mass

Prophylaxis

Preparedness and

Planning

MGT418: Readiness:

Training Identification

and Preparedness

Planning

Hospital Decontamination Alzheimer's Training

E967: NIMS ICS All-


Chief Course


Command System for

Command and General



Command System for

Command and General



TrainingAlzheimer's Training Hospital Decontamination

Hospital WebEOC

training

E449: Incident Command

System Curricula Tratin-

the-Trainer

8th annual Hospital

Disaster Planning,

Preparations and

Resopnse Symposium

BFAST: Disaster



Basic; CMS Regulations

Forensic Florida week

G402: Incident Command

System Overview for

Executives and Senior

Officials

SpNS-Body Mechanics

RFAST: Disaster



for Responders

Tampa Bay Health &


Coalition: Region 4



Region 6

Palm Beach County

HERC: Region 7

Keys Health Ready

Coalition: Region 7


Medical Coalition:

Region 5

Miami-Dade County


Region 7

CFAST: Disaster



for Children


TTX related to EH

Response (i.e. Food

Sampling, OSTDS,

toolkits)

Severe Accident

Response Exercise

Team Management

Workshop for EH and Epi

Strike Team Leaders

Statewide HurrEx


with the Bureau of

Epidemiology)

TTX with Bureau of

Epidemiology

RSS Receipt/ Distribution

FE

Bioshield Medical

Advisory Group TTX



Network Statewide FSE Bioshield Law

Enforcement Security

Workshop

Bioshield 2020 SNS FSE

2020 Florida BPHL

Chemical Threat

Emergency Exercise


Shipping Exercise

(SPaSE)

LRN-C Emergency

Response Exercise


Call Down Drill


Shipping Exercise

(SPaSE)

Sentinel Clinical

Laboratories'

Communication Drill

24/7 Bidirectional


24/7 Bidirectional


Public Health

Surveillance and

Epidemiological

Investigations

Bureau of Epidemiology

Biological Incident

Response Exercise

Statewide Hurricane

Exercise



Round

CDC Epidemiology Phone

Drills State-Level Epidemiology



Active Shooter WorkshopSNS/POD Table Top

Exercise

Statewide 2020 Hurricane

FSE COOP Table Top Exercise

Active Shooter Functional

Exercise

Rabies POD Full Scale

Exercise

MCM/SNS Exercise SpNS ExerciseIncident Command Table

Top exercise

ECHCC Exercise Table Top Exercise Table Top Exercise

Airport Mass

Fatality/Casualty WEB EOC

Continuity Operations

Coalition Cell

Coordination

Patient Tracking &

Movement


Care

Nursing Home

Evacuations ACS Systems

Shelter Management

Systems


ACS Systems

Shelter Host Systems

Noticed Call Down Ex.:

DrillCOOP: Table-Top

Recall of Staff and setup

of Special Needs Shelter:

Drill

Fl. Annual Hurricane

Preparedness Exercise

and ESF 8. Activation of

the DOH EOP: Full Scale

Isolation & Quarantine:

Game

SNS and Points of

Dispensing: Table Top

Ex.

SpNS Ops Exercise

Call Down or SERVFL:

Full Scale

Interopable


COOP Activation

Interopable


V-0005 Tornado VTTX

Interopable


Interopable

Communication Exercise Strategic National

Stockpile Exercise


Activation/Demob POD/Flu Shots-Vaccine

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

Ex

COOP IT Activation/SpNS

local activation activities

Functional

STATEWIDE HURRICANE

FULL SCALE EXERCISE

CHD Suspicious Pakages

TTX

FL Governor’s Hurricane

Exercise CHD SNS TTX

CHAMP Healthcare

Summit TTX

CHAMP Full Scale

Exercise CHD COOP TTX

CHD Point of Dispensing

Functional

COOP TTX

Passenger Response

Disaster Response

Exercise

Special Needs ExerciseSpNS Activation or Set

Up Exercise SpNS Functional Exercise

Full-Scale Pandemic

WorkshopRegion 6 ACS Workshop Mass Prophylaxis 2020

Pandemic Outbreak

Workshop

Disaster Behavioral


Airport

Mass Casualty Exercise –

Full-scale


Casualty Exercise

Statewide Hurricane

Exercise - TabletopFunctional POD Set Up POD Drill

Epi Surveillance and

InvestigationFunctional POD Set Up

Open POD & SNS FSE


Clinic)

COOP TTX

Functional POD Set Up Polk Team Play Healthcare Coalition TTXMedical Countermeasures

ExerciseCMS Drill

Mass Vaccination

Exercise

Mass Casualty Full Scale

Exercise

SpNS Activation Closed POD Call Down

County Hurrex

CRI POD Set-up Drill MSA Functional Exercise Radiological Full ScaleSpNS Full Scale Exercise

(Set-up/Breakdown)

Functional for large

outbreak inclusive of

multiple plans

SpNS Full ScaleCRI Closed POD Partner

TTXLDS FSE CRI POD Set-up

Hurricane Exercise TTX

FSE SpNS

IMATS/IRMS/Inventory

Drill


Drill

COOP Functional LDS/POD Set-up COOP Drill IMATS/IRMS/Inventory

DrillHurricane Exercise TTX


Drill


DrillCOOP


Drill


Drill

Monthly Call DownCommunity Hospital

ExerciseCOOP

Community Hospital

Exercise

Hurricane Exercise

SpNS FSESpNS


DrillCOOP Activation Exercise

Nursing Home Evacuation

Tabletop

FEMA Evaluated NPP

Exercise


Drill

Osceola Annual Full

Scale X

HURREX and IMT

FunctionalSpNS FE

Radiological POD/FSE Zika Response FE PIO TTXIMATS/IRMS/Inventory

DrillSpNS Activation Exercise

COOP/RADAnnual Regional Med

Surge ExeFSE SpNS NH ICS


Drill

COOP

Radiological POD/FSE

Everbridge Drill

Passenger Response

Disaster Response

Exercise

Everbridge DrillSpecial Needs Shelter

ActivationEverbridge Drill Region 6 ACS Workshop Mass Prophylaxis 2020 Everbridge Drill

Disaster Behavioral


Shelter-in-Place Seminar SpNS Activation TTX Statewide HurrEx Point of Dispensing

Game


Influx ExerciseCommunications Exercise COOP Activation Communications Exercise

Communications

Exercise, G386 Mass

Fatality Management

FL-2355 Points of

Distribution (PODs)

Strategic National

Stockpile TTX

Strategic National

Stockpile

MCM Exercise SpNS Exercise Annual

EOC Hurricane Exercise

SERVFL Drill COOP

Exercise

EH Healthcare Facility

Assess Drill


Activation Drill

Web-EOC PSN Reg.

Drill SNS Functional MCM Functional

Shelter-in-Place Seminar SpNS Activation TTX Annual Statewide HurrEX Point of Dispensing

Game

Alternate Care Site/ Mass

CasualtySpecial Needs Shelter POD

EOC Activation Drill PODS Drill Active Shooter Drill

Comms Drill MCI Full ScaleMCI Full Scale (Multiple

Sites)

MCI Full Scale (Multiple

Sites)PEDS EVAC Comms Drill


(Multiple Sites)


(Multiple Sites)MCI Full Scale/Decon

Communications drill Shelter-in-Place Drill

Baldwin Site

2020 Statewide

Hurricane/ESF-8 TTX


ActivationHurr Ex

COOP Activation

MCM MCI Full Scale



(COOP-IT) TTX


Activation Comms Drill

Comms Drill

SpNS Drill Key West Airport Drill State Hurricane ExerciseHospital Patient

Movement Exercise

Regional SNS Strike

Team Training

SpNS Skills Refresher KHRC COOP workshopMariners Security

Exercise

Turkey Point NPP Medical Surge Tool Ex CHD COOP Workshop

2019 CRI Full-Scale

Region 7 ExerciseEEAP/MMF Coordination


Shelter Exercise Alternate Care Site

Statewide Full Scale

Exercise

Chemical Threat ExerciseCoalition Surge Tool

ExerciseHurricane Exercise

PLUMEX-( Palm Beach

County's two

Radiological Emergency

Reception Centers )

HURREX

Mini Emergency

Operation Center Exercise

(MEOC, FE)

Medical Surge Tool TTX


Keys Health Ready

Coalition: Region 7

Palm Beach County

HERC: Region 7

Tampa Bay Health &


Coalition: Region 4


Miami-Dade County


Region 7

Public Health

Laboratories

ESF- 8 Planning and

Operations



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Fit Testing SpNS

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Patient Tracking &

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Care

Coaltion training - NIMS

Base TBDESF 8 Operations

Coaltion training - NIMS

Base TBD

L-967 Logistics Section

Chief

G-548 COOP Training (All

Staff)



Training

SpNS Leadership

Training

Operations &


(All Staff)Body Mechanics


Training (All Staff) L-146 HSEEPThreat Assessment

Training


Center


for Hospitals and


Introductory FEMA Basic

PIO TrainingMental Health First Aid G300


Training


Training


TrainingMGT-318 BFAST IFIRST G400

Emergency Triage

trainingNurse Refresher

G-300GIS Training for planning

staff

MGT - 903 Environmental

Health Emergency

Response

SpNS Walk Through SpNS Walk Through SpNS Walk Through CMS Active Shooter

MGT-341 Disaster

Preparedness for


Readiness Training

Identification and


Healthcare Emergency

Management Training

Access and Functional

Needs Training

G-400 CRI POD Training


Operations / Body

Mechanics

CDP Lead HERT TrngESF 8- IS 808 / WebEOC

local trainingWebEOC User Training


first response agenciesL-950 L-967 L-958

Alzheimer's Training

Hazardous Materials

Awareness Training- 8

Hrs

Care Giver802 Mhz radio training for

response personnel

PIO Awareness Training

for ESF-8 staff


Risk Communications

training

L-958 L-952 L-962

AWR-308 / Hospital

DecontaminationBody Mechanics G-400

MRC Special Needs

Shelter OrientationTrng


an Emergency L-970 Supply Unit Leader Nurse Refresher IFIRST L-967

G-300 PER-211 Web EOC G300 L-962 MGT 318 L-956

Web EOC Nurse Refresher SpNS Nurse Training MGT-341 / MGT-433 POD TrainingL-984 Task Force/Strike

Team Leader

G400 L-967 Logs Section Chief CEMP Workshop G400L-971 - Facilities Unit

Leader

Discharge Planning Nurse Refresher

Mental Health First Aid

G 300First Responder training

on CommunnicationMGT 319 ICS 400 SpNS SpNS Training COOP LDS Training COOP SAVE

G300 IMATS TrainingSpNS Radio

Communications ExerciseWEB EOC 800 MHz Radio Training

Shelter Operations

ReviewImproving NH EOPS

Hospital Decon

Communications Training

Radiological Training G400 SpNS Training 800 MHz Radio Training

MGT319 SpNS Training G402

Hospital Incident

Command Training &

Assessment

NOVA Basic & Advanced COOP TrainingFHA's Hospital



Operations / Body

Mechanics

ESF 8- IS 808 / WebEOC

local trainingWebEOC User Training

MGT-341 Disaster

Preparedness for


Emergency Triage

training

ICS 300ICS 400

CERC

Communications

Equipment


Nurses



AWR-136 Essentials of

Community Cyber

Security, ICS 402 Incident

Command Refresher, N-95

Fit Test

Disaster Behavioral



MGT-433 Isolation and

Quarantine for Rural

Communities

ICS-200/ICS-800, G-300/G-

400


Operations &

Management



IS-201 Forms Used for the

Development of the

Incident Action Plan

CDC Crisis and

Emergency Risk

Communication (CERC)

Training

Body Mechanics,

Working with Alzheimer

and Memory Impaired

Clients


Alternate Care Sites (ACS)

for Medical Surge in

Florida

G-489 Management of

Spontaneous Volunteers

in Disasters

FDOH Special Needs



SpNS

MGT-409 Community

Healthcare Planning and

Response to Disasters: (

MGT-409)

ICS 300/400 CPR/AED CPR/AED


SpNS Ops and Oxygen

overview

EOC and WebEOC

overviewCPR/AED

Disaster Behavioral

Health CPR/AED


Movement



memory impairments


Operations and

Management

General Staff Meeting

Preparedness

ICS 300 Expanding

Incidents

ICS 300ICS 400

CERC

Communications

Equipment


Nurses



Infectous transport CPR Special Needs Shelter First Aid CPR First Aid

ICS 300Training Active Shooter Course WEB EOC Training ICS 400 Training SpNS Training AWR 118 Biological

Incident AwarenessCyber Security Training

G-300 Intermediate Is It Really Clean?Hurricane Preparedness

Ready! Set!Go!G-400

FDOH SpNS Operations

and Management

Overview

L-954

Community Partners


Plan and COOP Review

Community Partners


Plan and COOP Review

L-449

Provide All-Hazards

Survval and When Help

Arrives Training for

Community Partners

Provide All-Hazards

Survval and When Help

Arrives Training for

Community Partners

MGT-341 All Hazards Media Skills

ICS 300 or 400Exercise 101 and Disaster

Behavioral Health

G-300 Intermediate G-400 L-954 L-449

MGT-341 All Hazards Media Skills

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents


Command System for

Command and General



(local)

Remote Work MEF

training (local)

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

MRC Orientation EPI Strike Team


Command System for

Command and General


Redundant

communication training

(local)

Red CrossDisaster



Responders

Hopsital decon PPE and

infectious

diseaseTraining


Training

MGT347: Incident

Command System (ICS)

Forms Review

Hospital WebEOC

training

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

Active Shooter Response

Training

G300: Intermediate

Incident Command


Incidents

E962: NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Planning


Hopsital HAZMAT training Alzheimer's Training

E958: NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Operations

Section Chief course


Command System for

Command and General



Command System for

Command and General


9th annual Hospital

Disaster Planning,

Preparations and

Resopnse Symposium

BFAST: Disaster



Basic

Public Health

Surveillance and

Epidemiological

Investigations



Public Health

Laboratories




Coalition: Region 2

Tampa Bay Health &


Coalition: Region 4


Medical Coalition:

Region 5



Region 6

Keys Health Ready

Coalition: Region 7

Miami-Dade County


Region 7

RFAST: Disaster



for Responders

Palm Beach County

HERC: Region 7

OSHA 8-Hour HAZWOPER

First Responder

Operations Level Training

2; CMS Regulations

Crisis Standards of CareForensic;Florida Week at

CDPNIMS,ICS SpNS


TTX related to EH

Response (i.e. Food

Sampling, OSTDS,

toolkits)

Severe Accident

Response Exercise

Team Management

Workshop for EH and Epi

Strike Team Leaders

Statewide HurrEx


with the Bureau of

Epidemiology)

TTX with Bureau of

Epidemiology

ESF- 8 Planning and

Operations



Network Statewide FSE

2021 Florida BPHL

Chemical Threat

Emergency Exercise


Shipping Exercise

(SPaSE)

LRN-C Emergency

Response Exercise


Call Down Drill


Shipping Exercise

(SPaSE)

Sentinel Clinical

Laboratories'

Communication Drill

24/7 Bidirectional


24/7 Bidirectional


Public Health

Surveillance and

Epidemiological

Investigations

Bureau of Epidemiology

Biological Incident

Response Exercise

Statewide Hurricane

Exercise



Round

CDC

Epidemiology/Laboratory

Phone DrillsState-Level Epidemiology



TTX - Continuity of

Operations

Drill - COOP

Communication for

Senior Leadership

Full Scale - Flying the

COOP!

TTX - Special Needs

Shelter Operations Hurricane Exercise

Hospital Incident

Command tabletop

exercise

WEB EOC


Coalition Cell

Coordination

Hospital Surge

COOP Functional POD Setup

Passenger Response

Disaster Response

Exercise


Exercise


Activation or Set up

exercise

SpNS Functional Exercise POD DrillMass Vaccination

ExerciseMass Prophy 2021


ExerciseCERC Exercise Blues Fest 2021

Decon FunctionalMass Casualty Exercise –

Full-scale


Casualty Exercise

Statewide Hurricane

Exercise - TabletopFunctional POD Set Up COOP Exercise Functional POD Set Up

Open POD & SNS FSE


Clinic)

COOP TTXPandemic Outbreak

Exercise

SpNS Activation Polk Team Play Healthcare Coalition TTX SpNS Call Down Drill Active Shooter TTXMass Casualty Full Scale

ExerciseSpNS Call Down Drill

POD Full Scale Exercise

(Regional 5-Year)Closed POD Call Down


Conference

LTC Annual Storm

Tabletop

County Hurrex

PIN/PIO Countywide Drill

Monthly Call Down RAD KI Distribution Exercise MCM TTX SpNS FE SpNS Activation Exercise SpNS Func COOP TTXNursing Home Evacuation

TabletopCOOP FE

COOP FE COOP SpNS TTXAnnual medical surge

exerciseHURREX FE SpNS Closed POD TTX Medical Surge Tabletop

Biological Response TTX

SpNS Radio

CommunicationNH ICS

Radiological FSE SpNS FE

Stop the Bleed

Passenger Response

Disaster Response


ActivationMass Prophy 2021 Blues Fest 2021

COOP Statewide HurrEx


Influx Exercise

Communications

Exercise, POD Exercise


ActivationCOOP Activation

Communications

ExerciseCommunications Exercise

Region 6 ACS Workshop


Activation Drill

Web-EOC PSN Reg.

Drill IRMS Full Scale

Infectous transport Special Needs Shelter

Mass Fatality Tabletop COOP Functional

ExercisePOD Exercise Tornado Drill

TTX - Continuity of

Operations

Hurricane Season 2021

Ready! Set! Go!

Drill - COOP

Communication for

Senior Leadership


COOP!

TTX - Special Needs

Shelter Operations SNS/MCM TTX

Comms DrillComms Drill, Med Surge

Tool DrillR6 HCC FSE EOC Partner Drill Comms Drill Comms Drill

TTX - Continuity of

Operations

Drill - COOP

Communication for

Senior Leadership


COOP!

TTX - Special Needs

Shelter Operations

SpNS Drill Key West Airport Drill State Hurricane ExerciseHospital Patient

Movement Exercise

Regional SNS Strike

Team Training

SpNS Skills RefresherMedical Surge Tool Ex

KHRC COOP workshopMariners Security

Exercise

Turkey Point NPP CHD COOP Workshop

Miami-Dade County


Region 7

Mass Antibiotic

Dispensing (MAD)

Workshop

Coalition Surge Tool

Exercise


Shelter Exercise

CFAST: Disaster



for Children

Palm Beach County

HERC: Region 7CRI TTX

Active Shooter Drill,

OYEXCDP FSE SPNs TTX

Medical Surge Tool TTX,

Mini EOC FSE, HURREX,

COOP

Flu POD TTX




Medical Coalition:

Region 5



Region 6

Keys Health Ready

Coalition: Region 7

Public Health

Laboratories

Tampa Bay Health &


Coalition: Region 4



