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The anti-terror program will include the use of a $200,000 computer-controlled mannequin that can simulate a patient who has been exposed to various chemicals and can even respond to treatments, including the administration of medications.
Montefiore emergency medical service professionals (physicians, nurses, paramedics and emergency medical technicians) will learn how to “properly perform patient triage, treatment, and transportation in the event of exposure to biological, nuclear (radiological), incendiary, chemical and explosive weapons.”
WHO:
National Emergency Response & Rescue Training Center (NERRTC), part of the Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), the Texas A&M University System, will conduct the course as part of the US Department of Justice – Office for Domestic Preparedness programs.
Montefiore Medical Center Emergency Services Personnel
$200,000 Computer-controlled Mannequin / Patient
WHERE:
3331 Steuben Ave, 1st Floor
Bronx, NY
(Between E. 208th and E. 210th Street, one block West of Montefiore’s main entrance at 111 East 210 Street)
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