JGD Disaster Readiness for Medical Professionals (DRMP) Certificate

Prepare. Respond. Lead.

Disasters are unpredictable, but your response doesn't have to be. Enroll in the JGD Disaster Readiness for Medical Professionals (DRMP) certificate program and acquire the specialized knowledge and skills needed to provide exceptional care in disaster and emergency scenarios.

Why Choose the DRMP Certificate Program?

Joining this program offers numerous key benefits:

  • Enhance Patient Care: Learn to provide effective care during natural, technological, and intentional disasters.

  • Gain Proficiency in Disaster Response: Master advanced mitigation, preparedness, and response strategies.

  • Elevate Your Career: Add specialized disaster medicine skills to your expertise to access new opportunities and increased earning potential.

  • Contribute to Community Resilience: Help build emergency readiness and serve as a pillar during crises.

Course curriculum

    1. Course Syllabus: Disaster Readiness for Medical Professionals (Please Review)

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    2. Before we begin...

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    3. How to use this course

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    4. Course Overview (Video)

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    1. Session One Overview (Video)

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    2. Lesson 1: When Disaster Strikes

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    3. Lesson 2: Hazard Mitigation Assessment

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    4. Lesson 3: Disaster Plan Action

    5. Lesson 4: Alarms and Early Warning Systems

    6. Lesson 5: Survival Basics

    7. Lesson 6: Improvising to Meet your Needs

    8. Lesson 7a: Disaster Kits and Medical Bags

    9. Lesson 7b: Disaster Kits and Medical Bags

    10. Session 1: As a result of this course, do you feel better prepared to serve through medicine?

    1. Sessions Two Overview (Video)

    2. Lesson 8: Tropical Cyclones and Storm Surge

    3. Lesson 9: Earthquakes

    4. Lesson 10: Tsunamis

    5. Lesson 11: Tornadoes

    6. Lesson 12: Extreme Temperatures

    7. Lesson 13: Technological Disasters

    8. Lesson 14: Intentional Disasters I

    9. Lesson 15a: Intentional Disasters II (Chemical Agents)

    10. Lesson 15b: Intentional Disasters II (Biological Agents)

    11. Lesson 15c: Intentional Disasters II (Radioactive Agents)

    12. Lesson 16: Medical Insecurity

    13. Session 2: As a result of this course, do you feel better prepared to serve through medicine?

    1. Session Three Overview (Video)

    2. Lesson 17: Vector Borne Illnesses

    3. Lesson 18: Water/Food Borne Illnesses

    4. Lesson 19: Avoid Dehydration

    5. Lesson 20: Nutrition in the Field

    6. Lesson 21: Exposure Injuries I

    7. Lesson 22: Exposure Injuries II

    8. Lesson 23: Traumatic Injuries

    9. Lesson 24: Chemical Agents

    10. Lesson 25: Biological Agents

    11. Lesson 26: Common Medical Conditions

    12. Lesson 27: Creating Rescue

    13. Session 3: As a result of this course, do you feel better prepared to serve through medicine?

    1. Session Four Overview (Video)

    2. Lesson 28: Psychological Impact - Stress Abatement

    3. Lesson 29: Group Oriented Leadership and Teamwork

    4. Lesson 30: What to Know and Do Before You Go

    5. Session 4: As a result of this course, do you feel better prepared to serve through medicine?

    1. Course Summary (Video)

    2. End of Course: As a result of this course, do you feel better prepared to serve through medicine?

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    4. Syllabus (for review if needed)

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About this course

  • $499.00
  • Lessons - 34
  • CME – 55 hrs. (estimated) • Category 1 - 25 hrs. (AAPA Accredited) - Category II - 30 hrs. (estimate)
  • Educational Videos – 25 hrs.

📚 Expert-led Learning

Dr. Gregory Davenport

Gregory Davenport, DHSc., PA, has more than 40 years of professional experience in emergency medicine working in combat, disaster, and wilderness settings. Davenport began his career in the military, serving for nine years in Combat Casualty Care and as a Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape (also known as SERE) and personnel recovery specialist. In 1991 he left the military to attend PA education at the University of Washington. Davenport believes in ‘service through medicine’ and as a result, he has worked in extremely underserved populations of the U.S. and globally and responded to disaster settings around the world. Most recently, this service has taken him to Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Haiti, India, Nepal, Vanuatu, and twice to Mosul Iraq during its liberation from ISIS.