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Enclosure (2) Non-Combat Casualty Care Team Wartime Specialty List Non-Combat Casualty Care Team (CCCT) Critical Wartime Specialty List Medical Readiness Criteria Group (e.g. Hospital Corps): Hospital Corps Medical Readiness Criteria Specialty: Hospital Corpsman/Medical Care and Treatment, General Navy Subspecialty Code/AQD or NEC 0000-Quad Zero HMs/13000 Skill Set Knowledge/Performance Training Course Name Course Identification Training Frequency Training Duration Training Location Authoritative Data Joint Expeditionary (Knowledge - Training/Course Testing Only; Performance - Includes Number (CIN) (Frequency of certification (Amount of time (in hours) System Scope of Practice both Knowledge and Performance (Practical Application Test)) and training renewal or re- away from MTF that it takes (ESP)/Joint Metrics? attendance; e.g. "Per Cycle" to complete the training) Yes/No or "Q36M") Category-1: Core Practice/Clinical Currency – Fundamental training and skills, usually obtained through medical education and maintained through Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) experience and/or partnerships. This category of requirements links to the attainment of core practice, clinical currency, and KSA Threshold for medical personnel. Maintain NEC Qualifications Knowledge/ Performance NEC Qualifications N/A Initial Various School house in San Fleet Management & Yes Antonio, TX Planning System (FLTMPS) Demonstrates the ability to assess, treat and manage combat trauma Knowledge/ Performance Tactical Combat Care TCCC-MP Q36M 40 hours Navy Medicine Readiness Fleet Management & Yes casualties at the point of injury Course (TCCC) skills at and Training Command Planning System Combat Medic/Corpsman (NMRTC) (FLTMPS) Level Demonstrates the ability to assess, treat and manage emergency medical Knowledge/ Performance Tactical Combat Casualty TCCC-MP Q36M 40 hours Navy Medicine Readiness Fleet Management & Yes and environmental conditions Care (TCCC) course and Training Command Planning System completion or equivalent (NMRTC) (FLTMPS) service course as specified per Department of Defense Instruction (DODI) 1322.24 Demonstrates the ability to assess, treat and manage common disease and Knowledge/ Performance Sickcall screeners N/A As Needed 112 hours Navy Medicine Readiness TBD Yes non-battle injuries (DNBI) and Training Command (NMRTC) Demonstrates the ability to assess, treat and manage combat trauma Knowledge/ Performance TCCC guidelines N/A As Needed Various Platform Training TBD Yes casualties while part of a Role 1. 2 patient care team (Includes walking blood bank operations, administration of fresh whole blood/blood products, and prolonged care skills IAW applicable JTS CPGs and Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) guidelines. (WBB and FWB/PB performed by Air Force and Army ONLY) Demonstrates ability to perform casualty collection point (CCP) Knowledge/ Performance Platform Training N/A As Needed Various Various TBD Yes operations and coordinate evacuation of casualties onto MEDEVAC or CASEVAC platforms (Includes establishment of a CCP, triage, treatment, evacuation coordination, packaging patients for transport, and loading casualties on evacuation platform) Category-2: Expeditionary Skills for Readiness/Readiness Currency - Combat Specialty Knowledge – Individual skills specific to operating in an expeditionary environment. Category 2 Readiness Criteria ensures transference of Category 1 skills to the expeditionary environment, including patient care during combat operations. Category 2 Readiness Criteria also includes general platform training requirements for an individual specialty across the potential operating environment to which the individual would be assigned. This category of requirements links to the attainment of readiness currency. Maintain Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Provider Certification Knowledge/ Performance BLS MED-R-1503 Q24M 8 hours Locally delivered by unit. Fleet Management & Yes Planning System (FLTMPS) Hospital Corpsman/Medical Care and Treatment, General Page 1 of 90 Enclosures (2) Non-Combat Casualty Care Team (CCCT) Critical Wartime Specialty List Demonstrates the ability to assess, treat and decontaminate chemical and Knowledge/ Performance CBRNE EMPRC NMETC-CBRNE-ORC-2.0 Q36M 16 hours Joint Knowledge Online Fleet Management & Yes biological casualties (This is accomplished through the attendance and (Operator/Responder) and and CNE-CBR-0001 (JKO) Planning System completion of a service specific training method. This training will be CBR Personal Protective (FLTMPS) conducted, at a minimum, every 3 years) - Chemical, Biological, Equipment and Measures Radiological, Nuclear, and high-yield Explosives (CBRNE) Emergency Preparedness Response Course (EMPRC) (Operator/Responder) - (EMF Platform) and CBR Protective Equipment & Measures (Expeditionary Medical Facilities (EMF) Platform) Maintain the appropriate level of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Performance TCCC B-300-4010 or per DODI Q36M 24 hours Camp Pendleton, CA or Fleet Management & Yes certification. • Service 1322.24 Fort Sam Houston, TX Planning System Member will re-certify TCCC every 3 years minimum for active duty and (FLTMPS) within 12 months pre-deployment for all individuals (active duty, guard and/or reserve) *TCCC requirement may be fulfilled by attending BCT3, TCMC, NAEMT TCCC, DHA or other service approved TCCC course Category-3: Platform Training for Readiness - Readiness Proficiency/Operational Platform – Team/Unit-level training specific to a platform or unit to which a Service member is assigned. This category of requirements links to the attainment of readiness proficiency and, as such, joint interoperability. Expeditionary Medical Facilities (EMF) Build Team Training Performance EMF PHASE IIA B-300-2406 Per Cycle 40 hours Camp Pendleton, CA Fleet Management & Planning System (FLTMPS) Expeditionary Medical Facilities (EMF) Field Training and Operational Performance EMF PHASE IIB B-300-2407 Per Cycle 40 hours Camp Pendleton, CA Fleet Management & Readiness Exercise (ORE) Planning System (FLTMPS) Hospital Corpsman/Medical Care and Treatment, General Page 2 of 90 Enclosures (2) Non-Combat Casualty Care Team (CCCT) Critical Wartime Specialty List Readiness Criteria Group (Corps): Nurse Corps Readiness Criteria Specialty: Medical Surgical Nursing Navy Subspecialty Code/AQD or NEC 1910 Skill Set Knowledge/Performance Training Course Name Course Identification Training Frequency Training Duration Training Location Authoritative Data System Joint Expeditionary Scope of (Knowledge - Training/Course Testing Only; Performance - Includes Number (CIN) (Frequency of certification and (Amount of time (in hours) Practice (ESP)/Joint both Knowledge and Performance (Practical Application Test)) training renewal or re- away from MTF that it takes to Metrics? attendance; e.g. "Per Cycle" or complete the training) Yes /No "Q36M") Category-1: Core Practice/Clinical Currency – Fundamental training and skills, usually obtained through medical education and maintained through Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) experience and/or partnerships. This category of requirements links to the attainment of core practice, clinical currency, and KSA Threshold for medical personnel. Active, Valid, Unrestricted Registered Nurse (Registered Nurse (RN)) Knowledge/Performance Applicable RN Licensure RN Licensure policy - Frequency of renewal set by 40 hours Naval Medical Readiness NMRTC, RN Licensure Yes license issued by a U.S. State, Commonwealth, Territory, or District policy Continuing Nursing Education applicable RN Licensure policy Training Command (NMRTC), Elsevier, Online CEUs, Conference Attendance Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Knowledge/Performance Accredited Nursing School Nursing School Curriculum Initial N/A Nursing School accredited by Accreditation Commission for Yes the Commission on Collegiate Education in Nursing Nursing Education or the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing *12 months full-time experience as a Practicing Registered Nurse Knowledge/Performance Nursing Residency Program Nursing Residency Program Q12M 1,872 hours NMRTC Residency Program NMRTC Yes (Registered Nurse (RN)) in an inpatient medical/surgical ward following (Naval Medical Readiness completion of residency program Training Command (NMRTC) Specific)) † Completion of 144 direct patient care hours annually in either an Performance Direct Patient Care hours Direct Patient Care hours Q12M 144 hours Nursing Residency Program NMRTC or civilian partnership Yes inpatient care environment or emergency department (Naval Medical Readiness Training Command (NMRTC) or civilian partnership Current and proficient in individual Medical Surgical clinical specialty Knowledge/Performance Medical Surgical Nursing Core Medical Surgical Nursing Core Q12M 144 hours direct care hours Elsevier Elsevier Yes checklist Competency Competency Required 14 days training (30 days recommended) at a Level I or Level Performance Level I or Level II trauma N/A 90 days prior to deployment 100 hours Nursing Residency Program NMRTC or civilian partnership Yes II trauma center within 90 days prior to deployment center (Naval Medical Readiness Training Command (NMRTC)) or civilian partnership (NTTC, Cook County, UPENN) Demonstrate familiarity with: Knowledge/Performance Direct Patient Care hours; TNCC, TCCC Q12M 60 hours Naval Medical Readiness NMRTC, Fleet Management & Yes 1. Mechanical ventilation Advance Life Support (ALS), Training Command (NMRTC) Planning System (FLTMPS); 2. Patient positioning Trauma Nursing Core Course Direct Patient Care hours; Joint
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