Mandated Training on the National Incident Management System and the Incident Command System for Hospitals and Health Care Systems
The Hospital Preparedness Program requires hospitals that receive grant funding to train their leadership in the National Incident Management System and the Incident Command System. This training is required for hospital emergency program managers and for personnel who are likely to assume an incident command position as described in the hospital’s Emergency Management Plan.
To help hospitals comply with this mandate, CHA offers this free web seminar to California hospitals, with grant funds obtained from California Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA).
Developed by Kaiser Permanente’s Healthcare Continuity Management Department, this course is approved by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services as an equivalent Federal Emergency Management Agency course.
This course provides the training required to comply with the NIMS Implementation Activities for Hospitals and the grant activities including:
ICS 100: Basics of ICS
ICS 200: Applying ICS to Health Care Organizations
IS 700: Introduction to NIMS
This course is required for:
Emergency Preparedness Committee Members
Emergency Program Managers
Any personnel who are likely to assume an incident command position described in the hospital’s Emergency Management Plan
Any personnel that would assume a leadership role in emergency preparedness, incident response or the Hospital Command Center (Hospital Emergency Operations Center).
To complete the course:
Print the acronyms, team chart and training matrix. You may also print the course presentation (optional). Click her to print materials.
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Complete the online web seminar by clicking here (the course is approximately 2.5 hours to complete).
To complete the test:
To self-certify participation, complete the post test and fill-in the course certificate.
Print and complete the post-test and bubble sheet.
Print the answer sheet and score your test. Review any incorrect answers. Keep your post-test on file. (You do not need to submit your post-test to CHA)
Open the course certificate and complete the information by typing into the blanks.
Print the certificate and keep on file.
Faculty: Cheryl Starling, RN (formerly Threat Assessment Consultant for Kaiser Permanente)
Questions or problems? Contact: Cheri Hummel 916-552-7681
The IS-800 course is available through FEMA’s website. The course introduces participants to the concepts and principles of the National Response Framework.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to describe:
The purpose of the National Response Framework.
The response doctrine established by the National Response Framework.
The roles and responsibilities of entities as specified in the National Response Framework.
The actions that support national response.
The response organizations used for multiagency coordination.
