Domestic Preparedness Technical Assistance Program (DPETAP)

Hospital Mass Casualty Patient Decontamination Training

Hospitals need to make special accommodations for receiving and attending to contaminated patients without contaminating other patients or complicating emergency care. GP delivers a one-day Department of Homeland Security (DHS)-approved course tailored to the specialized procedures, principles, and equipment in a hospital environment. Our training includes a high-energy, hands-on exercise to reinforce preparedness and response to threats involving chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons in an all-hazards approach. The DPETAP Supplemental Delivery Program (DSDP) allows you to use DHS and Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) grant funds to pay for DPETAP training to ensure your preparedness.

Our Unique Approach to Hospital Mass Casualty Patient Decontamination Training

Because GP knows that medical facilities across the nation often lack adequate staff, we deliver our Hospital Mass Casualty Patient Decontamination training to your facility as a one-day class. Your team remains on-site, ready to respond if needed. Overtime costs for training your team are minimized or eliminated.

Our Experience in Hospital Mass Casualty Patient Decontamination Training

Our DHS-approved course concludes with a practical exercise to reinforce objectives, roles, and responsibilities. Our DHS-certified instructors work closely with you to gain the maximum impact from the course. GP project experience includes the following:

• Conducted Hospital Mass Casualty Patient Decontamination training throughout the state of Arizona and with a number of large regional medical facilities
• Delivered Hospital Mass Casualty Patient Decontamination training in multiple states for hospitals and hospital systems