Recommended Training Plan for Local & Statewide Deployment
SUVs: “Spontaneous Unaffiliated Volunteers”
Spontaneous volunteers from other organizations
- Volunteers would need to register with the MRC unit and meet Local Deployment requirements to be deployable.
Level 4: “Non-Deployable”
- Registered with the Hocking County MRC but have not completed MRC Orientation
- Can be converted to level 3 during an emergency if they receive JITT orientation, role specific JITT, and meet unit administrative requirements for deployment.
LEVEL 3: “LOCAL DEPLOYMENT”
| Minimum Complete Unit Orientation OR Just-in-Time Training Equivalent AND Complete profile Provide a state issued ID with photo Complete HIPPA Training (20 min) Participate in one semi-annual activation drill per year “Just-in-Time” Sex offender background check when deployed. | Recommended Complete the following “Volunteer Preparedness” core competency training and meet the performance qualifications. | ||
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| COMPETENCY | PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION | TRAINING | |
| 1.0 Demonstrate personal and family preparedness for disasters and public health emergencies. | Complete a personal and family preparedness plan | Ohio TRAIN: Disaster Health Core Curriculum: Competency 1 - Personal and Family Preparedness (25 min) | |
| 5.0 Demonstrate knowledge of personal safety measures that can be implemented in a disaster or public health emergency. | Demonstrate safe behaviors during MRC activities. | Ohio TRAIN: Disaster Health Core Curriculum: Competency 5 - Personal Safety (25 min) |
LEVEL 2: “STATEWIDE DEPLOYMENT” REQUIREMENTS
| Required Completed all level 3 requirements Demonstrated experience through trainings/exercises Demonstrated participation in unit activities and non-emergency events “Just-in-Time” background check when deployed. Complete the “Volunteer Preparedness” and “Volunteer Response” core competency training and meet the performance qualifications. | ||
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| COMPETENCY | PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION | TRAINING |
| 1.0 Demonstrate personal and family preparedness for disasters and public health emergencies. | Complete a personal and family preparedness plan | Ohio TRAIN: IS-10 Animals in Disasters: Awareness and Preparedness AND Ohio TRAIN: IS-11 Animals in Disasters: Community Planning |
| 2.0 Demonstrate knowledge of one’s expected role(s) in organizational and community response plans activated during a disaster or public health emergency. | Follow procedures to successfully activate, report, and demobilize Follow policies and procedures related to professional and ethical representation of the MRC. Describe the chain of command during MRC activities. | Ohio TRAIN: Expected roles in Organizational & Community Response Plans During a Disaster or Public Health Emergency Ohio TRAIN: IS-100 Introduction to the Incident Command System Ohio TRAIN: IS-700 Introduction to the National Incident Management System |
| 4.0 Communicate effectively with others in a disaster or public health emergency. | Demonstrate effective communications | Ohio TRAIN: MARCS radio skills AND Ohio TRAIN: Disaster Health Core Curriculum: Competency 4: Communication OR Ohio TRAIN: Risk Communication in Public Health Emergencies |
| LEVEL 2: “STATEWIDE DEPLOYMENT” REQUIREMENTS - CONTINUED | ||
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| COMPETENCY | PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION | TRAINING |
| 6.0 Demonstrate knowledge of surge capacity assets consistent with one’s role in organizational agency, and/or community response plans. | Describe how MRC serves the community | Ohio TRAIN: SNS Overview Course AND Ohio TRAIN: Disaster Health Core Curriculum: Competency 6: Surge Capacity OR Ohio TRAIN: PODs (Points of Dispensing): Public Health Training for Staff and Volunteers |
| 7.0 Demonstrate knowledge of principles and practices for the clinical management of all ages and populations affected by disasters and public health emergencies, in accordance with professional scope of practice. | Identify the impact of an event on behavioral health and the MRC member and their family, team, and community. | Ohio TRAIN: Disaster Health Core Curriculum: Competency 7 - Clinical Management Principles OR Ohio TRAIN: Psychological First Aid: A Minnesota Community Supported Model OR Adult Mental Health First Aid AND Ohio TRAIN: Disaster Behavioral Health OR Ohio TRAIN: ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) OR Ohio TRAIN: Nurses on the front line: Preparing for and Responding to Emergencies and Disasters. |