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Active Shooter training in St. Helen, MI

NCBRT delivers Law Enforcement Active Shooter Emergency Response course to St. Helen, MI.

CAMEO Suite Most Underused Tool in Emergency Operations Planning and Response

The National Center for Biomedical Research and Training offers the Introduction to Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operations (CAMEO) Suite course to first responders and emergency planners primarily to help prepare their jurisdiction to respond to potential hazardous materials incidents.

NCBRT Pilots Latest Course

Critical Decision Making for Complex Coordinated Attacks course lays the groundwork for responders across jurisdictions to mobilize quickly during a crisis.

Hands-On Learning at Its Best

NCBRT's Advanced Forensic Investigations for Hazardous Environments course brings real world techniques and latest equipment into the classroom.

NCBRT Offers Training Packages for National Special Security Events

The National Center for Biomedical Research and Training has been working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to provide packages of training in preparation for National Special Security Events (NSSE). Training is vital for agencies preparing for an NSSE, since the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has designated these nationally and internationally significant events as potential targets for terrorism and other criminal activity.

Response to Atypical Incidents: New Demands for EMS

"Response to Atypical Incidents: New Demands for EMS," talks about the new challenges and threats facing EMS. This article is written by one of our instructors, Mac Kemp, and is featured in EMS World!

Updated NCBRT Training Catalog

We've updated our Training Catalog!

Winter 2016 NDPC Newsletter - Now Available

The 2016 Winter Issue of the NDPC Newsletter is now available.

NCBRT Instructor Meeting a Success

NCBRT held its 2016 Instuctor Meeting in Baton Rouge, February 2-3. Over 100 instructors, plus staff, gathered to listen to several dynamic speakers, participate in professional develoment, and discuss current updates to NCBRT training and logistics.