Mass Fatalities Incident Response Planning

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Monday, November 15, 2004 - Friday, November 19, 2004

12:00 AM - 12:00 AM

GWU READI, Ashburn, Virginia

Contact: Ann Bates
sakovich@gwu.edu
1-866-623-6634 or 319 398 7122

This course is designed for those with responsibility for developing mass fatalities management plans. This course is not intended to be first-responder training for mass fatalities events. This course is designed for government officials, emergency management representatives, medical examiners, coroners, mental health professionals, military planning-level officers, and disaster management personnel from public and voluntary organizations. If you are interested in attending and would like to be considered for one of the 50 participant slots, please log into our website at http://www.nmfi.org/requestclassinfo.php or fax the information to Ann Bates at FAx 319 398 7116