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42nd ANNUAL MEMSA
CONFERENCE 2018
September 14th– 16th 2018
AT
Jackpot Junction Casino and Hotel
in Morton, MN
MEMSA
“A Name You
Can Trust To
Keep Rural
EMS better
connected!”
Minnesota Emergency Medical Services Association
“A name you can trust to keep RURAL EMS better connected!”
Our conference this year will be held September 14-16th, 2018 at Jack-
pot Junction Casino and Hotel in Morton, MN. Our EMS Conference and
Expo provides continuing education on the newest techniques, protocol
and topics for rural EMS. This excellent event provides the best possible
educational updates for the greatest goal of improving outcomes and
survival rates for rural patients.
The courses and CEU’s obtained at our conference meet the
requirements for your extra 10 hours+ of training you must
obtain for your national registry.
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SELF DEFENSE FOR EMS
Retired Lt. from Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office:
Steve Anderson will instruct you on self defense and how to protect yourself, when needed with use of force. Steve
implemented the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office Use of Force Unit as a Sergeant in 1995. Steve is now the Minnesota Sheriffs’
Association Use-of-Force Instructor.
2-Sessions
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
4 CEU’s
Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator
(CEVO)
This is a 6 hour course that offers a thorough view into the safe operation of an Emergency Vehicle.
This class is sponsored by South Central EMS.
Stopping distances, safe zones, vehicle inspections and proper safety techniques are explored and put into practice in this
interactive and challenging course. Participants will also complete a driving test, and upon successful completion of a
written test, will receive a certificate. This course helps to fulfill the MN Statutory requirements for driving ambulances.
(§ 144E.101, subd.10)
7:00 AM to 1:00 PM
6 CEU’s
Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals
PEPP represents a complete source of prehospital medical information for emergency care of infants and children.
This class is designed to teach you how to better assess and manage ill or injured infants and children according to the
American Academy of Pediatrics.
This class is sponsored by South Central EMS.
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
8 CEU’s
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Immersive EMS Simulation Workshop Sponsored by: Sanford Health – Center for Pre-hospital
Care and Mobile Simulation – Sioux Falls Participants attending the hands-on workshop Friday evening will have the opportunity to encounter and interact within various clinical scenarios utilizing high fidelity simulation mannequins. During this workshop, participants with rotate between multiple stations and encounter both medical and trauma scenarios utilizing a highly interactive educational format. Participants will function as a team to clinically assess the mannequin along with providing initial treatment and management for each condition. Teams will applying clinical judgement and critical thinking skills to assess and manage each of the simulated cases. The sessions are intended to provide real life encounters within a safe and educational format. Space is limited and pre-registration is encouraged. Simulated scenarios will include adult, pediatric and infant mannequins covering both medical and trauma conditions.
6-10 PM
4 CEU’s
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0700************************REGISTRATION OPENS
0745*************************OPENING CEREMONY
0800– 0930—–—-HOLDS AND RESTRAINTS————DR. HO
0930-0950************************VENDOR BREAK
0950-—–—-TRAUMA TRIAD OF DEATH —–-——BILLIE SELL
1050-1100************************VENDOR BREAK
1100—–CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT—-ROB PEARSON
1200*************LUNCH/VENDORS**************
1300——PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CONTROL DRAMA——
——————————————————————DR. JODY JANATI
1430-1445************************VENDOR BREAK
1445—–-—”THE DEFINITION OF UNPRECEDENTED; WHEN
EMS BECOMES OVERWHELMED—————-——-EDDY WEISS
1545-1615********************LAST VENDOR BREAK
1615—————PEDIATRICS—————————-—AL BENNEY
1715**************************CLOSING REMARKS
2nd Annual Sanford Health / MEMSA “Trauma Wars”
Prehospital Trauma Assessment and Management Competition
Sponsored by Sanford USD Medical Center
This is a fun yet competitive event for all levels of EMS providers. Participants will be presented with an informative scenario and a
moulaged patient.
Patient assessment criteria will follow standards set by Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Advanced Trauma Life Support and the American
College of Surgeons. Patient care standards will follow those listed in the EMT-B curriculum.
Panelists will evaluate participants utilizing the National Registry of EMT’s BLS Trauma Assessment Criteria checklist and PHTLS trauma
patient assessment and treatment standards
Participants will be required to complete a rapid yet thorough trauma assessment and initiate care and management. Various pieces of pre-
hospital equipment and supplies will be available during the competition. Each team will be allowed a maximum of 10 minutes to complete
the competitive event. Immediate feedback will be provided to participants by the panel. We will utilize the highly interactive training man-
nequin CAE-ISTAN for the competition.
Teams will consist of two members. Evaluation for this event will be based off of capable care provided by an EMT-Basic team. Each team
is encouraged to wear uniforms representing their service
Each participant will receive a free T-shirt recognizing their participation in the “Trauma Wars” Competition. The overall team event win-
ners will each receive a prize and cash award of $100.00. The second place team will each receive $75.00 cash and a prize while third place
will each receive $50.00 cash and a prize. Teams awards and prizes will be announced and presented at the conclusion of the Saturday con-
ference activities.
Prior preparation and review of trauma assessment and management for this event is encouraged.
For further details please contact The EMS Resource Center at (605) 328-6389 or [email protected]
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MEMSA EMS Convention Morton, MN
Saturday September 15th, 2018 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Pre-registration recommended **Limited registration available at the conference Competition level: Basic Life Support
Team Name: ____________________________________________________ # ___________
Team Member #1: __________________________________________________________________________________________
Address; ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: ___________________
Home Phone: _________________________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________
Email: ____________________________________________________________________________ Shirt Size: M / L / XL / XXL
Agency Affiliation: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Level of Training: EMR / EMT-B / A-EMT / EMT-P / other_______________________________________________________
Team Member #2: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Address; ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: ____________________
Home Phone: _________________________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________________________ Shirt Size: M / L / XL / XXL
Agency Affiliation: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Level of Training: EMR / EMT-B / A-EMT / EMT-P / other_______________________________________________________
Email forms to: [email protected] or call 605-328-6312 with questions
All events will be held in the DEC
We will be having a sit down
Dinner for attendees and spouses/significant others.
Dinner served…………………...……...…....1830
With award presentation……….….…...…1900
Door prize drawings (1st Round)…….....1930 (Need to be present to win)
GAME TIME……….2000
We will have bean bags (corn hole) boards set up with a
tournament for all who want to play, with the winners
winning a board game made by President Stan Stocker.
We will also have yard jenga games set up for a tournament
with the winners of the tournament winning one of the
jenga games.
Door prizes drawings (2nd Round)….....2030
(Need to be present to win) We will continue playing games until the last person is done playing.
******************************* Saturday September 15th, 2018
8 AM to 5 PM Free Pre-registration Required
with the Minnesota Ambulance Association
Hosted by the Minnesota Ambulance Association, Minnesota Department of Health-Office of Rural
Health & Primary Care & Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board
What makes a good leader? The Minnesota
Ambulance Association’s leadership program examines
the issues leaders face today and offers strategies for
handling them. Using research, best practices, as well
as lessons from great leaders and everyday people, you
will practice essential leadership skills required to have
successful teams. Throughout the course, you will meet
other leaders with varying levels of experience who
want to be the best they can be. As a group, you will be
empowered with new skills and learn to incorporate
inclusive leadership into our everyday lives.
Contact Debbie to sign up:
651-775-7400
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START YOUR DAY OFF AT 730 WITH
BREAKFAST AND PLEASE BRING ALONG YOUR
WHOLE FAMILY ON US...WHILE YOU LISTEN
TO BARB FELT TALK ABOUT
“HOW FAMILIES COPE WITH FAMILY MEMBERS
BEING IN EMS”!!!!
AT 840 WE WILL START WITH OUR MOULAGE
SENERIO WITH LECTURE AFTERWARDS
AT 950 WE WILL GIVE DIRECTIONS FOR HOW THE
BREAK OUTS ARE GOING TO WORK.
WE WILL BE HAVING NUMEROUS
HANDS ON STATIONS FOR
EVERYONE TO GET THEIR CHANCE
AT THE HIGHLY REQUESTED
HANDS ON TRAINING!!!
AFTER HANDS ON TIME IS UP
WE WILL MEET
AGAIN FOR A Q & A WITH
DR. WILCOX! 20 Min
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION NAME_________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________
PHONE________________________________________________________________________
DEPARTMENT___________________________________________________________________
SESSIONS (Check which days or classes you want to attend.) PRICE
PEPP Course………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $ 100.00
Steve Anderson Self-Defense ………………………………………………………………………………. $ 20.00
CEVO…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… $ 40.00
SIM TRAINING WITH SANFORD…………………………………………………………….……………… $ 25.00
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY………………………………………………………………………..…………... $ 175.00
SATURDAY ONLY………………………………………………………………………………….……………… $ 125.00
SUNDAY ONLY………………..……………………………………………………………..……………………. $ 75.00
PEPP, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY……………………………………………………………………………$ 225.00
Extra Meals for family see Sherry Good Total $___________
Person to contact if paying with PO ___________________________________________________
Company name/card holder_________________________________________________________
Billing address____________________________________________________________________
City__________________________________ State_______________ Zip Code _______________
Email address to send receipt________________________________________________________
Credit card number_______________________________________________Exp.______________
CVC (3-digit code on the back of the card) ______________ Zip Code for Card ________________
Mail to: MEMSA/Sherry Good Questions? Email Sherry at [email protected]
P. O. Box 77 or [email protected]
Tyler, MN 56178 or Call 507-530-3662 if no answer
leave a message
Jackpot Junction Hotel Rates for MEMSA Conference:
Thursday 9/13 $60
Friday, 9/14 $60
Saturday, 9/15 $70
Campground sites are available as well
Ask for the MEMSA Conference Rate
Contact Jackpot Junction @ (800) 946-2274 for
reservations and other hotel information.
Ask for rooms under the MEMSA Conference Block.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS AND BIOS
OUR VERY OWN AL BENNEY SPEAKING ABOUT PEDIATRICS!!!!
DR. HO: Will be talking about holds and restraints.
Billie Sell: TRAUMA TRIAD OF DEATH Hypothermia, acidosis, and coagulopathy in trauma care
We all love a good pre-hospital trauma! Too often we see the trauma care part performed poorly. We will take an
in-depth, evidence-based look at the trauma triad of death and how we are affecting our patients in a negative
way with our treatment.
Objectives:
1. Be able to identify hypothermia in trauma patients
2. Understand how hypothermia negatively affects trauma patients
3. Basic understanding of how we affect acidosis in trauma patient
4. Basic understanding of coagulopathy in trauma
Billie Sell is a 15-year veteran in EMS with 13 as a practicing paramedic. Billie is a certified flight paramedic cur-
rently working for North Memorial Health-Air Care. She has been a field training officer for Air Care for over 5
years. Billie is also adjunct faculty for the paramedic program at South Central College in North
Mankato and director of ACLS and PALS classes for the college.
ROB PEARSON: CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Dispatchers, Police Officers, Firefighters, EMS, and many other groups respond together each day. But are you
talking?
This session will explore the concept of Crew Resource Management. Together, as a team, we can get the best
from each group to improve our overall safety and effectiveness.
Objectives: EMS and Pre-Hospital Providers will
Understand the importance of Situational Awareness.
Learn effective Communications-Teamwork-Workload Management.
Identify updated response tactics to Mass Causality Events.
Rob Pearson is a Fire Service Instructor and EMS Educator. Rob is a
32-year Paramedic with North Memorial Health Ambulance and Air Care,
and the Assistant Fire Chief for the City of Maple Grove. In 2018, the Min-
nesota Ambulance Association named him EMS Educator of the Year.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS AND BIOS
DR. JODY JANATI: PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CONTROL DRAMA In this course you'll learn about common control dramas and how to negate them through step-by-step
applied approaches that really work. Dr. Jody Janati will help you identify and protect yourself from
common control dramas that arise when individuals become defensive. Once you are able to recognize the
behaviors that surface during defensive reactions, you will learn over 101 ways to constructively respond during
difficult interactions. The goal of this course is to help you set healthy boundaries with others and ultimately find
your "Conversation Peace."
What you will learn in this course:
-What is a Control Drama:
-How Do We Interact without Tension?
-How to Recognize Intimidator Behavior
-How to Recognize Poor Me Behavior
-How to Recognize Interrogator Behavior
-How to Recognize Aloof Behavior
-Assertive Communication Creates Balance for Any Control Drama
-What do Effective Assertion Models Look Like in Action?
-A Step-by-Step Guide to Three Successful Techniques
-How to Balance Your Conflict: 101 Things to Say & Do During Difficult Interactions
-Awareness and recognition of a control drama allows you to break the cycle and choose to disconnect from it
altogether. When a control drama isn't controlling an interaction, you can respond more effectively and
authentically to others. Knowing you have choices during difficult interactions with others, allows you to live a
drama-free life.
Dr. Jody Janati currently teaches in the Communication Studies Department at
the University of Minnesota. She has an Ed.D. degree in Organizational
Leadership and her primary interest area pertains to interpersonal conflict
resolution strategies. As an author and independent consultant, she offers a
variety of public and professional workshops on conflict reduction tactics and
effective interpersonal communication skills. There are a number of conflict
management workshops offered each year, yet rarely does the facilitator tell
participants exactly what should be said or done. This fact, along with her
graduate degree in Communication, is precisely why Dr. Janati considers the
step-by-step approach her primary focus.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS AND BIOS
EDDY WEISS:THE DEFINITION OF UNPRECEDENTED; WHEN EMS BECOMES
OVERWHELMED
www.C4LAssociates.com Eddy Weiss is a nationally renowned expert in the fields of Emergency
Management, Disaster Preparedness, Terrorism, BIO Terrorism, and all types
and phases of disasters. With over 80 certifications to his credit from
prestigious organizations such as FEMA, John's Hopkins, Yale University School
of Medicine, and the National Emergency Response & Rescue Training Center
(NERRIC).
Eddy is the leading expert in Emergency Preparedness and is able to speak on a
wide array of subject matters involving crisis and emergency
responses.
Eddy Weiss' knowledge and expertise comes from an incredible
number of hands on experiences with virtually every major act of domestic
terrorism and national disasters this country has faced over the last 15
years. From 9-11, to Katrina, Sandy, to Columbine, Eddy and his C4L team of
responders have been there as first responders and assisting agencies and
Individuals cope with crisis. His first hand account of terrorism and national disasters provides a ‘backdrop to his
keynote addresses and puts him as the respected authority on the subject.
Eddy's unique perspective breathes fresh air into a subject few wish to talk about; what if it happens here?
Eddy's experience consists of crisis counseling, emergency management and response work, firefighting,
professional storm chaser and national threat assessment adviser to hospitals, civic organizations, cities, states,
corporate America and national and governmental agencies.
Eddy is currently the Commander of the Kriegspiel Tactical Support Unit and provides training and consultation
engagements and is also deeply involved in various research and development projects focusing on cutting edge
response tools and technologies.
Eddy is also the founder of The Life In The Arena Foundation, a non-profit created to support responders and their
families.
Eddy has been recognized for his work by community organizations, churches, schools and civic groups
throughout the United States, and has received four Presidential awards including one for a lifetime of service to
America's communities and a Gold Medal for his service in the recent 2017 hurricanes, was recognized by the
State of Kentucky’s Governor’s Office for his work in disaster preparedness education and received the 2014
Disaster Volunteer of the Year Award from Iowa Governor Terry Branstad.
Eddy is a member in good standing of the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) and the United
States First Responders Association (USFRA).
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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS AND BIOS Eddy’s Credentials and Accomplishments (not a complete list)
35 years as an emergency responder
4 years S&R K9
Commander, C4L Tactical Operations Response Unit
CEO, C4L & Associates (Emergency Management consulting firm)
Partner, Patriam Shield (Homeland Security Consulting firm)
Founder, The Life In The Arena Foundation
Board Member, XIII Folds Foundation
4 Time recipient of the United States President’s Call To Service Award
Awarded a Lifetime achievement award by President George W. Bush for work in the field of disaster preparedness education
Awarded a Kentucky Colonel by Governor G. Fletcher for achievements in disaster preparedness education in the State of Kentucky
Awarded the “Disaster Volunteer of the Year” Award by Iowa Governor Terry Branstad
Awarded 35 Year Individual Length of Service Award by Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds
Consulting clientele includes: General Electric Corp., Frito-Lay, DOW Ag, Cryotech/ General Atomic, Illinois Township Road Districts, Ex-
celon Corporation, BackSafe Industries, FoxFury Lighting Solutions, Salamander Technologies, Stone Hearth Estates, Iowa
Association of Municipal Utilities, Integrity Medical Solutions, BinderLift and more.
Federal Emergency Management Certifications:
NIMS Public Information Systems Intro To The Incident Command System
Intro To The Incident Command System For Public Works Personnel Deployment Basics For FEMA Response Partners
Animals in Disaster, Awareness and Preparedness Animals in Disaster, Community Planning
Disaster Assistance FEMA Safety Orientation
Active Shooter Emergency Support Function (ESF#3) Public Works and Engineering
Dams Sector Crisis Management Dams Sector: Safety Awareness
Intro To The Defense Priorities And Allocation System (DPAS) Citizen Preparedness
Emergency Support Function (ESF#9) Search And Rescue Exercising Continuity Plans for Pandemics
Community Hurricane Preparedness Disaster Basics
Deployment Basic- Federal Disaster Workforce Readiness Emergency Program Manager
Exercise Design Hazard Mitigation
Hazardous Materials Protection of Home and Small Business from Disaster
Special Events Contingency Planning For Public Safety Agencies Livestock in Disaster
Multi- Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools Multi- Agency Coordination Systems
National Incident Management System State Disaster Management
Emergency Planning Household Hazardous Materials
External Affairs Leadership and Influence
Univ of Louisville Center For Health Hazards Preparedness Certifications:
Nueroterrorism Avian Influenza
Population Health Protection and Information Infrastructure Emergency Medical Management of Radiological/Nuclear Incidents
The Swine Flu Pandemic
Johns Hopkins Center For Public Health Preparedness:
Mental Health and Disaster Preparedness Disaster Mental Health Intervention
Mental Health Consequences of Disaster Ecological Principles of Disease Systems-Population Interactions and Dynamics
Psychology And Disaster Response Disaster Mental Health Planning Radiation Terror 101
University of Hawaii at Manoa:
Vaccine Development For Avian Influenza Reducing Impact Through Planning, Plan Writing and Execution
Biosecurity and Agro Terrorism Disasters and Pregnancy
Vaccine Distribution Analysis Geographic Information Technologies For Emergency Planning Response
GIS Coordinate Systems Serving Vulnerable Individuals & Families in Times of Disaster
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Assessment of Disaster Training Needs for Helping Professionals & First Responders
Disaster Triage For Epidemics Disaster Triage Exercises
Disaster Triage For Mass Casualty Incidents Terrorism In Chicago
Hurricane Shelter Analysis Introduction To Chemical Agents
Building Cultural Competence in Disaster Preparedness & Response
Disaster Behavioral Health-Mental Health Needs of Trauma Survivors
Psychological First Aid-Helping people cope during disasters and public health emergencies
Natural Disasters: Hurricanes Anthrax Small Pox Botulism
Introduction to Bioterrorism in Hawaii Strategic Planning for Limited English Proficient (LEP) Communities
Emergency Preparedness for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Incapacitating Agents Vulnerability of Older Adults in Disasters Dengue Cholera
Scrub Typhus Tsunami Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers Nerve Agents
Blood Agents Choking Agents Blister Agents Terrorism
Hawaii Dept of Health Medical Reserve Corp Training Extending Interoperability To Vulnerable Populations
Point Of Care Strategies: Critical Care, Disaster Medicine And Public Health Preparedness Worldwide
North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness (Gillings School of Global Public Health):
Forensic Epidemiology Activation For Disasters Descriptive & Analytic Epidemiology
Incidence & Prevalence Risk And Crisis Communication Business Continuity during a Flu Pandemic
Law Enforcement Roles In Disaster Situations Vulnerable Populations During A Pandemic Influenza Event
Agencies Involved In Hurricane Activities Crisis Leadership
Law Enforcement's Role in Terrorism Pandemic Influenza Overview
Public Health Implications Of Hurricanes Overview Of Rapid Needs Assessment
Emergency Preparedness and the Need To Include Persons With Disabilities Pandemic Influenza Planning
Crisis And Emergency Risk Communication During A Pandemic Event Bio-Psycho-Social Response to Disaster
Investigating Outbreaks of Psychogenic Illness Self Care For Disaster Responders
Workforce Development In Public Health Mental Health Interventions In Disasters
Catastrophic Flooding - Env. Health Risks & Morbidity And Morbidity Surveillance
Pandemic Influenza Command and Control Ethical Issues in Disaster Response
Public Health Surveillance Activities In The Wake Of Hurricanes Recognition And Management Of Bioterrorism Agents
Types And Phases Of Disasters Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy
National Emergency Response And Rescue Training Center (NERRIC)
Terrorism Awareness For Emergency First Responders AWR-160 (DHS/FEMA Certification)
Emergency Management Concerns For The First Responder In Terrorism And Disasters
Medical Effects of Primary Blast Injuries
Yale University School of Medicine:
Vaccine Development For Avian Influenza Anthrax Small Pox
Botulism Blister Agents Blood Agents
Choking Agents Nerve Agents Chemical Agents
Bioterrorism Terrorism Cholera
Dengue Scrub Typhus Tsunami
Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers Incapacitating Agents
University of Minnesota School of Public Health:
Contact Investigation Disaster Mental Health Mass Fatalities Mass Dispensing Sites
Writing Emergency Operations Plans For Clinics Pediatric Emergency Preparedness Multiple Drug Resistant Organisms
Business Continuity Planning For Disasters and Emergencies Preparing Employees For Disaster In The Workplace
Children's Agricultural Safety Disease Surveillance
Kentucky Division of Emergency Management:
CART- County Agricultural Response Team Training
EDEN (Extension Disaster Education Network):
Pandemic Influenza Preparedness For Faith-Based Organizations Animal Agrosecurity And Emergency Management
