The mission of this symposium is to educate the public on counter-terrorist prevention strategies and disaster response; this symposium will have a particular emphasis on response resources, looking at real scenarios run in a major medical center environment.
The latest in a series of seminars hosted by the NJ Marine Corps Reserve Association/ Military Order of the Purple Heart focusing on different aspects of terrorist prevention and disaster response. See contact information below and on back for information regarding registration, target audiences or previous seminars (i.e. speakers, topics, certifications and training).
This Year’s September Symposium Will Feature:
Medical Disaster Preparedness — from the medical/civic health viewpoint. A leading Doctor from ST. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center looks at medical situations arising from Hurricane Katrina and details his first hand experience with medical problems/mitigation strategies.
Educational Credit — available to eligible professionals/participants seeking
Terrorism is a major problem around the world. The operations in Iraqi need to continue, with tighten security of or boarders and airports. This process will help fight the war on terror. If not all the operations that have started will fail. Modernizing in Iraqi will help speed up the process in the troubled area.
