2nd Annual Lenawee County

Emergency Services School

May 15 & 16, 2010
Siena Heights University in Adrian, MI
Thank you for your interest in Lenawee County Emergency Services School, a collaboration of more than 15 local
agencies and resources that share the common goal of providing quality educational opportunities to emergency first
responders from medical, fire, and emergency management disciplines throughout southeast Michigan and northwest
Ohio.

Endorsed by the Lenawee County Fire Chief Association and Lenawee County Medical Control Authority Board, this
program represents a wide range of classes providing important education for the efficiency and safety of responders and
the communities in which they serve, as well as many courses which meet requirements for continuing education credits.
Our instructors represent a broad spectrum of certifications, credentials and professions, and we appreciate their time,
training and expertise to make this important opportunity possible at no cost to participants.

Registration
Registration is required as classes will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. On-site registration will not be
available the day of the school. Box lunches will be provided on Saturday, May 15th at no cost to all pre-registered
participants. These lunches are being donated by Sodexo and will only be provided on Saturday May 15th. All
registration’s must be completed by May 7th, 2010.

To register go to: www.lcess.com and click “registration” Link

Check-In
Check-in for the EMS Practical Blitz begins at 06:45 at the Siena Heights University Fieldhouse. All other class check-ins
and are as follows:
Saturday, May 15, 2010, starting at 07:30 at Siena Heights University Dominican Hall.
Sunday, May 16, 2010, starting at 08:30 at Siena Heights University Dominican Hall.

Coffee will be provided at no cost by Chartwell’s Dining Service in the common area of the Dominican Hall during
check-in.

Lenawee County Fire Chief’s Association Fire Fighter I & II

Graduation Ceremonies
All participants are invited to attend the Lenawee County Fire Chief's Association Fire Fighter I & II graduation.
Ceremonies will begin at 16:00 on Sunday the 16th in the Franceour Theater located behind Dominican Hall. A reception
will follow afterward. The featured guest speaker for the graduation ceremonies is Mayor Mike Bell, City of Toledo.
Mayor Bell has extensive credentials including:

Toledo Fire Department 1980 – 2006

In 1990, when he was named chief of the Toledo Fire Department, Michael Bell earned two distinctions: At the age of
thirty-five, he became the youngest fire chief among the nation's metropolitan fire departments. As an African
American, he also became the first such person to helm a major fire department in the state of Ohio.

Led homeland security efforts in Northwest Ohio following the tragic events of September 11, 2001

Earned Toledo Fire Department the prestigious Accreditation honor by the Commission of Fire Accreditation

President's Recognition Award, International Association of Fire Chiefs, 2000

Appointed State Fire Marshall by Governor Strickland in 2007

Developed statewide ―Everyone Goes Home‖ initiative that won the Seal of Excellence Award by the Firefighter Life
Safety Initiatives Program.

A member of the board of directors of St. Vincent's Hospital.

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 EMS Education Courses
Saturday, May 15th
EMS Practical Blitz
SHU Fieldhouse
07:00 - 17:30

Description: Afternoon Rotation “B”

The CE Practical Blitz will allow an EMS professional 14:30 - 16:30
to obtain the required practical CE credits in a day. Patient Assessment
These practical credits are mandated by MDCIS for Trauma
re-licensure. The participants will be rotated between
stations until the required number of credits are CE’s: 1 Practical CE Credit each: EMTS and Para-
obtained. At the conclusion of the station, each medic
participant will be awarded proof of attendance. These Location: SHU Fieldhouse
CE’s have been approved by MDCIS. Pre-registration
is required.
Afternoon Rotation “C”
Check-in for EMS Blitz Only: 16:30 - 17:30
Special Considerations
SHU Fieldhouse 06:45 - 07:00
CE’s: 1 Practical CE Credit for
Morning Rotation Paramedics
Location: SHU Fieldhouse
07:00 - 12:00
Airway
Patient Assessment
Medical Emergencies
Trauma
Special Considerations

CE’s: 1 Practical CE Credit each: MFR, EMT, EMTS

and Paramedic
Location: SHU Fieldhouse

Lunch
12:00 - 12:30

Afternoon Rotation “A”

12:30 - 14:30
Basic or Advanced Airway
Medical Emergencies

CE’s: 1 Practical CE Credit each: EMT,

EMTS, and Paramedic
Location: SHU Fieldhouse

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District 1 Regional Medical Response Coalition

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 EMS Education Courses

Saturday, May 15th Sunday, May 16th

101. An Introduction to Tactical 104. 12 Lead & STEMI recognition

EMS
10:00 - 11:00
Events such as school shootings and the increased threat of
terrorist violence remind us of the need to integrate Emergency
Medical Services with Law Enforcement Tactical Operations.
This course will give you an introduction to the skills and
knowledge required to successfully operate in this highly spe-
cialized environment.
CE’s: 1 Lecture CE
Instructor: William Engelter EMT-P, IC
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 116
Sunday, May 16th
11:00 - 12:00 or 15:00 - 16:00
This course presents cardiology and the use of 12 Lead
to recognize STEMI patients. It will also reinforce and
introduce participants of all EMS levels to proper skin
prep, placement and recognition of STEMI patients
CE’s: 1 Lecture CE for all licensure levels.
Instructor: Donald J. Brock, D.O., FACOEP, FACEP,
Dir. Of Emergency Services: Mercy Monroe Hospital,
Medical Dir. Of EMS: Monroe County.
Location: Nursing Bldg., Room 108
105. Medical Control Insights and
Update
11:00 - 12:00 or 15:00 - 16:00
This course will inform EMS providers of changes
taking place in the State of Michigan and how they
will impact EMS providers.

102. Blast Injuries CE’s: 1 Lecture CE for all licensure levels.

10:00 - 11:00 or 14:00 - 15:00
This class will reinforce energy transfer theories and
injury patterns. Case studies/research and treatment
modalities will be introduced that have led to the
increased use of tourniquets and blood clotting agents.
Instructor: Ryan Rank, NREMT-P/IC, Asst. Chief of
EMS operations: Madison Twp. Fire Dept. Lenawee
Co. Medical Control Board, Flight Paramedic:
St. Vincent’s Life Flight.
Location: Nursing Bldg., Room 109

CE’s: 1 lecture CE for all licensure levels.

Instructor: Joseph Mollinger, RN, CEN, NREMT-P,
Flight Nurse: Univ. of Michigan Survival Flight, Flight
Nurse: St. Vincent’s Life Flight
Location: Nursing Bldg., Room 108

103. What are They On: Street

Drugs
10:00 - 11:00 or 14:00 - 15:00
This course will expose the EMS provider to a variety
of street drugs that will be explored with signs and
symptoms and treatment modalities.

CE’s: 1 lecture CE for all licensure levels.

Instructor: Omni Physician Group
Location: Nursing Bldg., Room 109

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Public Safety
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 Fire Fighter Education Courses

Saturday, May 15th Saturday & Sunday

201. Search & Rescue
09:30 - 16:00
This class combines classroom discussion and
information concerning search and rescue options,
along with hands-on practice of skills and methods.
Students will become more enlightened, aware and
confident in skills necessary to accomplish successful
victim rescues from fire environments.
CE’s: 4 hours
Instructor: Lt. Jeff Betz, Training Officer, Adrian
City Fire Department
Location: Dominican Hall Lobby, then travel off-site
202. FireHouse Software: Basic
08:00 - 12 ;00
Basic training will focus on the various modules of FH
and begin to give helpful tips for successful data en-
try. It is assumed that the members of this class may
or may not have a general understanding of FH. Top-
ics to include NFIRS, EMS, Occupancies/Inspections,
Staff, Activities, Training, Hydrants and Inventory.
May 15th & 16th
204. National Farmedic
Extrication
Sat. 09:30 - 18:00
Sun. 08:00 - 17:00
This program, developed by Cornell University, is
designed to provide rural fire/rescue responders with a
systematic approach to farm rescue procedures that
address the safety of patients and responders. This
class will be limited to the first 25 registered
participants.
CE’s: 12 hours EMS-CEU Operations (This is a 2 day
course. Attendance both days is required)
Instructor: Jeff Armstrong, MFR/OFFT instructor,
certified farmedic instructor, Asst. Chief: Cambridge
Fire Department
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 203

CE’s: N/A
Instructor: Webinar
Location: Dominican Hall, Auditorium

203. Basic Introduction to

Commonly Used Tools - I
13:00 – 16:00
This facilitator led webinar course is designed for
trainers and presenters. It will cover PPT ―Do’s &
Don’ts‖; Web 2.0 Tools (RSS, Wiki’s, Blogs, Social Networks);
Creating an account and uploading to YouTube / Teacher-
Tube; Introduction to Distance Learning, including: Learn-
ing Management Systems, Asynchronous Learning vs. Syn-
chronous Learning, Types of activities which can be com-
pleted online, Blended vs. 100% online sessions, and Instruc-
tor-facilitated vs. Self-directed learning.

CE’s: N/A
Instructor: Bill Kimball EMT-P
Distance Education Specialist
Jones & Bartlett Publishers
Location: Dominican Hall, Computer Lab, 3rd Floor

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LISD TECH Center

1372 North Main Street
Adrian, Michigan 49221
Voice (517) 263-2108
Fax (517) 263-9433

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 Fire Fighter Fire & EMS
Education Education
Courses Courses

Sunday, May 16th Saturday, May 15th

205. FireHouse Software: 301. Dynamics of Emergency

Intermediate
12:00 - 16:00
Intermediate training will focus on the core uses of FH
and begin to give a basic understanding of advanced fea-
tures. It is assumed that the members of this class have
a good understanding of the general process of FH, have
experience entering data, and are interested in under-
standing the entire process of FIREHOUSE
Software. Topics to include Users & Securities, System
Rules, Reports/Queries, Administrative/Workstation
Options and Memorized Templates
CE’s: N/A
Instructor: Webinar
Location: Dominican Hall, Auditorium
206. Basic Introduction to
Commonly Used Tools - II
09:00 – 12:00
This facilitator led webinar course is designed for train-
ers and presenters. It will cover Open Source Tools; Creat-
ing Podcasts; Creating Screencasts; Using Synchronous Learn-
ing Tools (Webex, Elluminate, DimDim)
CE’s: N/A
Instructor: Bill Kimball EMT-P
Distance Education Specialist
Jones & Bartlett Publishers
Location: Dominican Hall, Computer Lab, 3rd Floor
Vehicle Response
13:00 - 17:00
This re-certification program is designed to reveal the
dangers of emergency response and the adverse affects
on emergency organizations resulting from emergency
vehicle accidents.
CE’s: 5 CE Credits
Instructor: Mark Cleveland, EMTP, OFFT instructor,
certified farmedic instructor, Asst. Chief: Addison Fire
Dept.
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 205
302. District 1 MMCSU PPE
08:00 - 12:00 or 13:00 - 17:00
This Class is limited to 14 participants per session.
This course provides uniform training for District 1
responders who may work in personal protective
equipment (PPE) provided by D1RMRC Mobile Medical
CBRN Support Units (MMCSU). It is intended solely to
teach a standardized method of inspection, donning,
decontaminating and doffing PPE supplied by D1RMRC.
CE’s: 2 Lecture & 2 Practical credits - preparatory
Instructor: Rick Houghton, Licensed Michigan
Paramedic, Certified Michigan Fire Fighter, HAZWOPR
Tech., Certified Instructor: Michigan Fire Fighters
Training Council, Confined Space Rescue Certified.
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 114/115
303. IC/EOC Interface
09:30 - 12:00 or 13:00 - 15:30
This course provides an opportunity for participants to
begin to develop Incident Command/Emergency
Operations Center (IC/EOC) interface for their
community. The curriculum reviews ICS and EOC
responsibilities and functions and depends heavily on
discussion, exercise and group interaction.

CE’s: TBD
Instructor: Tony Garcia, BS, Programs Coordinator:
Michigan State Police EMHSD Training Center
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 204

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 Fire & EMS Education
Courses
Saturday or Sunday
May 15th or 16th
304. WMD Awareness
10:00 - 15:00 on Sat. 5/15 or Sun. 5/16
This class provides first responders the opportunity to
lean about improvised explosive devices (IED’s) and the
various materials used in making and detonating
IED’s.. Students will learn vital information on how to
respond to scenes of IED’s before and after detonation
has occurred.
CE’s: Certificate of Completion from the New Mexico
Technology, Energetic Materials Research & Testing
Center
Instructor: Curtis A. Parsons, B.S., M.A., Certified
Instructor, Lenawee Co. Emergency Manager
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 206
County Hazmat Equipment
Orientation
All Day Saturday & Sunday
No Registration Required
A variety of equipment from throughout the county,
such as Decon. tents, MCI Trailer, D1RMRC Trailer,
Tactical EMS Team, Lenawee Co. Sheriff’s Mobile Com-
mand Vehicle, and other equipment, will be on display.
A knowledgeable technician will also be present to
demonstrate how to use the equipment.
Location: Dominican Hall Parking Lot
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Sunday, May 15th
305. 51st Civil Support Team
Awareness
09:30 - 11:00 or 13:00 - 15:30
This program will provide students an orientation of how
and why Civil Support Teams (CST) were formed. At-
tendees will become familiar with the capabilities, and
equipment the unit can provide to local
jurisdictions as well as call out procedures to initiate a
response by the CST.
CE’s: N/A
Instructor: SSG. Adam V. Swagger, Assistant
Operations NCO, 51st CST
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 203
306. D1RMRC Regional Awareness
10:00 - 12:00
This course will provide participants an orientation to
the D1RMRC and the resources they have available.
Students will learn how to access those resources as well
as the mechanisms to request possible funding and sup-
port through the regional partners.
CE’s: N/A
Instructor: K. Don Edwards, DO, FACEP, FACOEP,
D1RMRC Medical Director, Board Certified Emergency
Medicine and Emergency Medical Systems
Location: Dominican Hall, Room 205
All Courses are provided at no cost, but registration is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Space is limited. We reserve the right to cancel classes if minimum enrollment numbers are not
met to ensure proper program operation.

To register please go to: www.lcess.com and click “registration” link

Registration is required. On-site registration will not be available the day of the school.
All registration’s must be completed by May 7th, 2010.
All courses are open to Michigan and Ohio emergency responders.
Fire continuing education (CE) credits are accepted for Michigan firefighters only.
EMS CE’s are approved for Michigan responders only.
Please be on time to all seminars—tardiness may affect your certification.
Please bring materials to take notes.
Turn-out gear is required for all fire classes in the field. Please do not bring gear to classrooms.
Please park in designated areas only.

The organizers of this special program would like to express their gratitude to Siena Heights
University for its gracious hospitality and use of its fine facilities.

Directions Siena Heights Campus Map

75 miles from DETROIT

I-94 W to US-12 W to
M-52 S

33 miles from TOLEDO

US-23 N to US-223 W to
M-52 N

30 miles from ANN ARBOR

I-94 W to M-52 S

45 miles from JACKSON

M-127 S to US-223 E to
M-52 N

133 miles from GRAND RAPIDS

I-96 E to M-127 S to
I-94 E to M-127 S to
US-223 E to M-52 N

Parking is available on the street, in

the parking lot next to Dominican
Hall, in the parking lot directly
across from Ledwidge Hall, or next
to the Fieldhouse.

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The Lenawee County Emergency Services School is
made possible through the collaborative efforts of:

May 15th & 16th

Siena Heights University

1247 E. Siena Heights Dr.
Dominican Hall
Adrian, MI 49221
Phone: 517-263-0731
E-mail: possmann@sienaheights.edu

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Proud Supporters of the LCESS

Fraternal Order of Eagles

Aerie 2371

Lenawee County Fair Grounds

Palmyra Township

QDCIP Fire, LLC

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