The Division of Protective Medicine is dedicated to providing cutting-edge, innovative educational training to healthcare providers, first responders, first receivers, and the increasing number of disaster volunteers.  Our training programs are designed to reach both the novice and advanced participant through classroom, online, blended learning, and hands on methodology.

What makes DPM training different from others?

Courses are tailored to each clients training needs

Resources allow participants an option of utilizing cutting-edge Intelligent Tutoring

Course are linked to Homeland Security's Target Capabilities and Health and Human Service's Public Health Core Competencies

DPM training courses provide a certificate of completion and can be eligible for Continuing Medical Education and Continuing Education Unit credits for physicians, nurses, EMT, EMT-P, and other professional certificates as requested.

Cost of training courses vary based upon length, type of training, and if continuing education credits are requested.

DPM has recently been named an AMA National Disaster Life Support Foundation Regional Training Center. The NDLS courses stress a comprehensive, all-hazards approach to help deal with catastrophic emergencies from terrorist acts to explosions, fire, natural disasters, and infectious diseases.