From Tactical Units to Teachers: Hardening the Target in Preparation for the Active Threat

Monday, September 18, 2023

1:00 PM – 5:00 PM CT

Location: 348/349

CE: 4

Co-Speaker(s)

Nick G. Carson, FP-C, TP-C (he/him/his)

Chief Information Officer
Northeast Emergency Training Solutions, LLC
Cambridge, Vermont
Dave Auriemma, AEMT (he/him/his)

Tactical Program Instructor
Northeast Emergency Training Solutions, LLC
South Burlington, Vermont
Kyle Brouillette, EMT (he/him/his)

Director of Operations
Northeast Emergency Training Solutions, LLC
Georgia, Vermont

Disclosure(s):

Nick G. Carson, FP-C, TP-C: Northeast Emergency Training Solutions, LLC: Owner/Co-Owner Founder/Co-Founder (Ongoing)

Dave Auriemma, AEMT: No financial relationships to disclose

Kyle Brouillette, EMT: No financial relationships to disclose

Is your community prepared to respond to and recover from an active threat event? This 4-hour program will teach principles and lessons learned from countless real-world incidents students can apply to develop an emergency plan for the active threat. Students will leave this program with new knowledge, perspectives, and a toolkit they can use in their own jurisdictions for instituting or improving active threat preparedness programs.

Learning Objectives:

Explain current vulnerabilities in your community response program and name steps you can take to address them
List steps that the community would take in the recovery phase
Describe 5 common failures of training programs and how to plan for them