MAA 2024 Fall Supervisor and Leadership Seminar

MAA Fall Supervisor/Leadership Seminar

Oct 02, 2024, 8:00 AM – Oct 03, 2024, 5:00 PM

Lodge of 4 Seasons, 315 Four Seasons Dr, Lake Ozark, MO 65049, USA

Choose from 5 different sessions!

October 2nd,2024

8:00-5:00 - Certified Basic Ambulance/Fire Board Member Training

Instructor: Monte Olson

This workshop will provide the necessary training and education required for newly appointed fire and ambulance district board members under Missouri state law.

October 3rd, 2024

8:00-5:00 - Certified Advanced Ambulance/Fire (CCAT) Board Member Training

Instructor: Monte Olson

This course is designed to provide additional fire protection district (FPD) and ambulance district (AD) training beyond the existing eight-hour Certified Fire and Ambulance District Board Training (CFADBT). This is an opportunity for participants to delve into the more advanced topics faced by district board members, Ambulance Chiefs/Administrators.

October 2nd,2024-1:00-5:00

October 3rd, 2024-8:00-5:00

EMS Crisis Intervention Response Concepts & Funding Opportunities

Co-Presenters:

Jason Klaus, Perry County Sheriff, Nichole Rohn, CBHL, Mark Twain Behavioral Health Stacie Whitaker, Director of Outpatient Behavioral Health and Crisis Services, Preferred Family Healthcare, Angie Meyers, DMH Behavioral Health Fund Billing Specialist and Consultant for MoEMSAC, Kat Probst, Chief, Adair County Ambulance District, MO CIT State & Local Council

 

This track will cover the 8-hour Missouri Crisis Intervention Concepts course which covers Missouri Crisis Intervention team concepts and resources, identifying behavioral health disorders, suicide response and intervention, EMS Integration with law enforcement and mental health providers for Right Place First Time patient approach, verbal de-escalation techniques and strategies, and new funding opportunities for EMS transport of behavioral

health patients.

 MCI/Mutual Aid Training | John Barclay  | Region H Mutual Aid Coordinator

Introduction+ to MCI - This class will walk through the basics of the MCI event with emphasis on scene management and resources specific to the Missouri Mutual Aid system. It will take a review of the triage and treatment concepts, and tying patient transport concepts into lessons learned in Missouri from real world events that have gotten us to where we are now. We will share information about resource availability, outlining those processes and response from within the EMS regions. This will also be tying in existing and new communication platforms from EMS in the field to Hospitals, to enhance both patient tracking and patient movement to appropriate facilities. This presentation hopes to provide structural concepts for clinicians, leaders and planners to develop strong guidelines for local MCI response to leverage our current Missouri Mutual Aid system for success. 

EMS Instructor Development | Instructor CEU’s 

Utilizing Simulation to Improve Time Critical Patient Care-

Joshua Freeman

Director of Paramedicine

Ozarks Technical Community College

When caring for Time Critical Diagnosis Patients, every second counts. This presentation examines how simulation-based training can enhance the skills of paramedics and nurses in delivering time-critical patient care. We'll explore how realistic scenarios help refine decision- making, teamwork, and technical abilities to improve care. Attendees will learn how to implement simulation training to improve patient outcomes.

You Taught It, but Did They Learn It?-

Joshua Freeman

Director of Paramedicine

Ozarks Technical Community College

Robert Draper

EMS Educator

MU Health Care

As an EMS educator, ensuring that your students truly understand the material is crucial. This presentation focuses on effective strategies to assess student learning and retention. We will explore various assessment tools and techniques, from traditional testing to innovative methods, that help measure comprehension and identify areas needing improvement. Join us to learn how to evaluate your teaching effectiveness and enhance your students’ learning outcomes.

Practical POCUS-RUSH

Carl “Chip” Lange

CEO, Founder, and Lead Instructor

Rapid Ultrasound for Shock and Hypotension (RUSH) exam is meant to help narrow down the differential for causes of hypotension and shock states.  This section discusses its use following both the HIMAP and the Pump, Tank, Pipes approach.  We will further expand on critical care management by discussing how point of care ultrasound (POCUS) can help with managing airways including endotracheal tube placement confirmation and identifying anatomy for a surgical airway.

Platinum Planner – A Scheduling & Testing Tool

Nick McDaniels

Program Director at the Johnson County Ambulance District

Paramedic and EMT Basic initial education presents a series of challenges and as an instructor, your time matters.   This presentation examines how Platinum Planner can work with your local hospitals, nursing programs, and other healthcare related programs to streamline student clinical experiences while providing a framework for practice tests, report writing, and more.   We'll explore how this program differs from others on the market and how it can help your initial

education program succeed.

 

EMT & Paramedic Program Funding

Nick McDaniels

Program Director at the Johnson County Ambulance District

Struggling to find highly qualified EMTs and Paramedics?  You are not alone.  Is the cost of initial education starting to become too pricey?  Why not utilize government funding to educate your employees.  We will take a deep dive into funding options through the Missouri Job Center, Missouri Fast Track, and the VA.

• o WIOA Funding
• o Youth Funding
• o Incumbent Worker Program
•  Maintain Paid employment, while educating
•  Guaranteed raise upon completion
•  Missouri Fast Track Grant
•  Limitations – Wages
•  VA Benefits

Laerdal Patient Simulator Overview

October 2nd – 6:30-8:00

Frank Foster Memorial Networking Dinner

This networking dinner is held in honor of one of our founding members, Frank Foster. Frank was instrumental in helping form The Missouri Ambulance Association in 1996 and was a strong advocate until his death in 2022. Frank was a true believer in networking for both personal and professional growth so please join us on the Valencia Rooftop for dinner, drinks and socializing with your peers.

The Benefits of Simulation in Building Competent and Confident Providers

We will discuss that how training those low frequency/high risk situations are critical for simulation training and how providing a comprehensive debriefing can help increase the competence and confidence in today’s providers, we will provide an example of a brief scenario using our new SimMan Critical Care.  Along with how to provide reporting for competency, ROI justification of your training department and improved outcomes in the field with SimCapture.

Presenters

Matthew Kosemund

CHSOS

SimCapture Sales Specialist

Kathy Linville BHS, RRT

Regional Channel Manager

Hotel Information

Lodge of Four Seasons

315 Four Seasons Drive

Lake Ozark, Mo. 65049

MAA Special Room Rate- $167 (includes resort fee)

Reservation Deadline-September 18th, 2024

For reservations call- 888-265-5500 or click link below

https://reservations.travelclick.com/17336?groupID=4468996

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Last Updated: 04 September 2024