PATROL REPORT WRITING FOR SUPERVISORS

June 8, 2011
8:30 amto12:30 pm
WEDNESDAY
 
 
LOCATION:                         La Salle County Sheriff’s Department Training Room
                                                707 E. Etna Road                   Ottawa
TUITION:                             MEMBERS: -0-                   NON-MEMBERS: $50.00
INSTRUCTOR:                    Al Trotsky, Naperville Police Department
Mr. Trotsky is a 24 year police veteran having served in a variety of assignments. He has a graduate and undergraduate degree from Lewis University. He currently teaches Report Writing at Wabaunsee Community College and for the Suburban Law Enforcement Academy.
 
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This four hour course is designed to assist supervisors in checking officer’s reports and recognizing the need to cover several key factors that contribute to law enforcement losing cases in court and exposing officers and themselves to civil liability.
The course will concentrate on both a supervisor’s role and responsibility to insure that the fundamentals of proper content and format are met, along with going into the specific issues such as incidents dealing with Elements of an Offense, Evidence, Use of Force, and Search and Seizure.
STUDENTS NEED TO BRING A COPY OF THEIR DEPARTMENT REPORT FORMS
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted
 

LAWS OF ARREST, SEARCH AND SEIZURE

April 30, 2011
8:30 amto3:30 pm

SATURDAY

 

 

LOCATION:             Illinois Valley Crime Prevention Commission Training Room
                                    225 Backbone Road East                   Princeton
TUITION:                 MEMBERS: -0-                   NON-MEMBERS: $50.00
INSTRUCTOR:        Brian Towne, La Salle County State’s Attorney
Mr. Towne began his career as a prosecutor in 1992, joining the La Salle County State’s Attorney’s Office. Since 1992, Mr. Towne has worked in every division of the office including traffic, juvenile, misdemeanor, and felony. Mr. Towne has extensive jury trial experience, including the litigation of all murder trials conducted by his office for the last eleven years. He has been the State’s Attorney for the past 4 ½ years. Mr. Towne received his Juris Doctorate degree from DePaul University College of Law in 1992. He is also a part-time instructor at Illinois Valley Community College, lecturing on the subjects of Criminal Law, Criminal Investigations, and issues in Criminal Justice.
COURSE CONTENT:
This course will give an overview of Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure. Topics to be discussed are:
·         Application of Arrest, Search and Seizure as it applies to the U.S. and Illinois Constitution
·         Role of Agency Policy/Procedure and the local State’s Attorney
·         Terms associated with Arrest, Search, and Seizure
·         Application of “continuum of an arrest” without a warrant
·         Procedures to detain/arrest individuals with a warrant
·         Procedures to terminate the arrest process
·         Procedures to conduct searches/seizures without a warrant
·         Exigent Circumstances
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted
 

MIND SET

May 9, 2011
8:30 amto5:00 pm

MONDAY

 

 

LOCATION:             Illinois Valley Crime Prevention Commission Training Room
                                    225 Backbone Road East       Princeton
 
TUITION:                 MEMBERS: -0-                   NON-MEMBERS: $50.00
 
INSTRUCTOR:        Joseph P. Spears – Peoria Police Department
Officer Spears is a 35 year veteran of the Peoria Police Department. For eight years he was a canine officer and was part of Peoria P.D.’s Special Response Team for eighteen years. During that time Joe was involved in several critical incidents. 
 
COURSE CONTENT:
This class is for anyone involved in Law Enforcement. This course is designed to show officers what could happen during and after a critical incident and how to MENTALLY PREPARE for such incidents. Topics to be discussed are:
            Physical responses to Survival Stress
            Heart Rate and Performance
            Elements of Successful Training
            Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
            Survival Stress, Vision, and Misidentification of Threats
            Stress and Motor Skill Performance
            Stress and Cognitive Processing
            Critical Incident Amnesia
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted
 

WHEN INJURIES SPEAK: MULTI-PROFESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS & DOCUMENTATION OF ABUSE/NEGLECT OF VULNERABLE & ELDERLY PERSONS

June 23, 2011
10:00 amto3:00 pm

THURSDAY

 

 

LOCATION:             Starved Rock Lodge – Utica, Il
TUITION:                 None
 
INSTRUCTOR:     Dr. Daniel Sheridan, PhD, RN, FNE-A, FAAN  
Dr. Sheridan is an Associate professor at Johns Hopkins University of Nursing, where he developed a forensic focus for the clinical specialist master’s degree program. He also works for the Oregon Office of Investigations and Training as a consultant and abuse expert for elderly and the physically and cognitive disabilities living in residential care facilities. With over 20 years experience working with survivors of domestic and family violence he operates a private consulting and educational practice as a Family Violence Consultant and Forensic Nurse Clinical Specialist.  He created and managed two hospital-based family violence intervention programs in Chicago and Portland, Oregon and is Board Member for the National Committee for Prevention of Elder Abuse.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
·         Correct forensic terminology related to abuse, neglect.
·         Differentiate physical indicators of intentional vs. accidental trauma.
·         Identify patterned injuries and patterns of injury to help differentiate accidental from intentional injury.
·         Discuss the role of medications in injury presentation.
·         Demonstrate the ability to document in writing the correct forensic terminology and photographically violence-related findings in medical records.
·         Apply principals of forensic evidence collection.
This program is for Health Care, Domestic Violence, and Residential Care Facility Professionals – Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Long-term Care Providers, Counselors, Social Workers, Nursing Home Administrators, Service Workers for Developmental & Physically Disabled, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault & Elder Abuse Professionals, and Law Enforcement
 
TO REGISTER:       Contact Christine Chalkey at the 13th Judicial Circuit Family Violence Prevention Council – Phone: (815)-431-0630or e-mail christinechalkey@yahoo.com          This seminar is Sponsored by Illinois Health Cares of LaSalle, Livingston & Bureau Counties

HANDGUN QUALIFICATION

April 20, 2012
10:00 amto12:00 pm

FRIDAY

 

 

LOCATION: Illinois State Police  Dist. #17, LaSalle
                       
INST:           Randy Carmean – State Certified Firearms Instructor
                       
 
Public Act 094-0103 includes a provision that requires all police officers in Illinois to quality with their firearms on an annual basis (officers must qualify with a 70%). This qualification may be conducted by individual agencies or by the mobile teams. To assist local agencies in complying with this annual QUALIFICATION requirement, MTU #5 will schedule QUALIFICATION days.
 
The Course will include: 
1. Use of Force review.
2. Weapon inspection
3. 30 round course explanation
4. Live fire of course
 
Officers must bring their duty weapon. Leather gear and 60 rounds of factory ammunition
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted

HANDGUN QUALIFICATION

May 18, 2012
10:00 amto12:00 pm

FRIDAY

 

LOCATION: Illinois State Police Dist. #17, LaSalle
                       
INST:           Randy Carmean – State Certified Firearms Instructor
                       
 
Public Act 094-0103 includes a provision that requires all police officers in Illinois to quality with their firearms on an annual basis (officers must qualify with a 70%). This qualification may be conducted by individual agencies or by the mobile teams. To assist local agencies in complying with this annual QUALIFICATION requirement, MTU #5 will schedule QUALIFICATION days.
 
The Course will include: 
1. Use of Force review.
2. Weapon inspection
3. New 30 round course explanation
4. Live fire of course
 
Officers must bring their duty weapon. Leather gear and 60 rounds of factory ammunition
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted

NEW HIGH TECH INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES

May 19, 2011
8:30 amto5:00 pm

THURSDAY

 

LOCATION:             Illinois Valley Crime Prevention Commission
                                    225 Backbone Road East       Princeton
 
TUITION:                 MEMBERS -0-                     NON-MEMBERS $50.00
INSTRUCTOR:        Michael Bazzell, Computer Crime Detective – Alton Police Dept.
Since 1997, he has handled all cases involving any type of Computer Crime and Computer Forensic Analysis, including several State and Federal cases throughout the Metro-East St. Louis area. In 2005, Michael was assigned full time to the FBI’s Cyber Crime Task Force, where he continues to investigate Federal cases being prosecuted by the United States Attorney’s Office. He is also a part time instructor for Lewis & Clark College teaching Ethical Hacking, Computer Forensics, and Computer Investigation. Since 2002 he has been an active member of the elite Technical Operations Group of the Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis, and served five years as the Director of the Metro-East Regional Computer Crime Enforcement Group under the authority of the Illinois Attorney General. As an active member of these organizations, he has been involved in numerous high-tech crime investigations including online child solicitation, manufacture of child pornography, child abduction, kidnapping, cold-case homicide, and high level internet bank intrusions.

COURSE CONTENT: This one day session focuses on the investigation techniques that are vital to any Officer's arsenal of tools. This is a full day of instruction intended on teaching a unique response to crime with unconventional free resources. Topics to be discussed are:

Open Source Online Information for Investigations
Analysis Software
Cell Phone Investigations
Collecting Online Evidence
Case Example
Eliminating Officer’s Personal Info Online
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted

JUVENILE JUSTICE SEMINAR – “CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO CULTURES”

May 12, 2011
8:00 amto4:00 pm

Thursday

 

 

LOCATION:          Mendota Civic Center      1901 Tom Merwin Dr.   Mendota

COST & REGISTRATION:     $25.00 PER PERSON IN ADVANCE  

Mail your registration and check made payable to the Youth Service Bureau to:

13th Judicial Circuit Family Violence Prevention Council  100 W. Lafayette St.  Ottawa, Il  61350

SPEAKER:     Ciro A. Sotelo   

Ciro A. Sotelo provides cultural consultancy and training to professionals who have identified the need to understand cultural differences. His work experience includes: Cross-cultural Consultantant/Trainer, helping clients’ bridge cultural differences and linguistic inadequacies in areas that impact goals & objectives by improving: communication, operational results, contribution margin & bottom line. He is a part-time faculty member of the College of Du Page in Glen Ellyn, IL  His professional profile includes meaningful international & cross-cultural business experience in worldclass organizations * Strong analytical capabilities *
Guided, trained & monitored business implementations * Demonstrated abilities in establishing goals & objectives * Strong interpersonal skills & inquisitive nature * Proactive team player, coaching ability & motivator * Effective working skills * Experienced communicator & Native Spanish speaker, multicultural with significant international business insight. Mr. Sotelo has a BS, Business Administration, California State University—Long Beach, Certified International
Business Manager, California State University—Long Beach and Numerous Certifications. He is currently writing a book on Hispanic culture.
 
DESCRIPTION:

 Successful Hispanic integration is a two way street. True diversity is consequently the result of effective interaction, communication and acculturation.  Help your organization improve the overall level of intereaction with Hispanics, promote change and consequently meet your goals and objcectives effectively.  To be covered:                                                                                                                           Culture (where do our cultures collide); Socio-econimic structure; Culture Shock; Internal stressors; Acculturation (the process); and Recommendations

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REGISTRATION FORM
 
Name:___________________________
 
E-mail:___________________________
 
Organization:_____________________
 
Web site_________________________
 
Address:_________________________
________________________________
 
Phone:__________________________

BLOODSTAIN PATTERN RECOGNITION AND DOCUMENTATION

May 5, 2011 8:30 amtoMay 6, 2011 5:00 pm

Thursday - Friday

 

 

LOCATION:             La Salle County Sheriff’s Department Training Room
                                    707 E. Etna Road       Ottawa
 
TUITION:                 MEMBERS: -0-                   NON-MEMBERS: $50.00
 
INSTRUCTOR:        David W. Carter, CCSI, CBPE
Mr. Carter is a retired Master Sergeant with the Illinois State Police, having served 26 years. Mr. Carter was a supervisor of crime scene operations for 35 counties in Illinois. He has provided education and technical expertise in: firearms wound dynamics, ballistics, firearms, fingerprinting, footwear and photography. Mr. Carter is certified as a Crime Scene Technician through the International Association for Identification.
 
COURSE CONTENT:
This course is intended for officers responsible for recording information found at bloodletting scenes. This class is designed to teach students to recognize basic bloodstain patterns and to properly document any bloodstain evidence found at crime scenes. Students will learn the basic types of bloodstains which may be encountered at crime scenes and discover the properties which distinguish one stain from another. Students will participate in exercises creating bloodstains so they may better understand pattern recognition, allowing students to see firsthand the mechanisms which perpetuate different stains. Class culminates with a practical exercise where students work in groups to identify, photograph, diagram, and note stains located in a mock crime scene. Students completing this course will be able to examine a disarray of bloodstains within a crime scene and produce the documentation necessary for off-site evaluation by a competent bloodstain analyst.
Students do not need to have prior bloodstain pattern training. This class is NOT intended to train the participants as certified bloodstain pattern analysts.
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted

DUI DETECTION AND STANDARDIZED FIELD SOBRIETY TESTING – 24 HOUR COURSE

May 12, 2011
8:30 amto5:00 pm
May 19, 2012
8:30 amto5:00 pm
May 20, 2012
8:30 amto5:00 pm

TWO SATURDAYS AND A SUNDAY 

 

 
 
 
 
LOCATION:
IVCPC Training Room, 225 Backbone Road East, Princeton
 
INST:
Sgt. Ryan Braden, Dekalb County Sheriff's Department
Deputy Jim Burgh, Dekalb County Sheriff's Department
Certified by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board to teach the Nystagmus Program.
 
This twenty-four (24) hour course is designed to acquaint law enforcement with the most recent and effective procedures for testing suspecting drivers for intoxication at the roadside. The course was developed by the NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION.
 
COURSE CONTENT:
1. Visual detection of the drinking driver
2. Laws of D.U.I. and implied consent
3. B.A.T. Instrument usage
4. Field Sobriety Test: Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
Walk and Turn
One-Leg Stand
Finger-To-Nose
Other Field Techniques
5. Report Format
6. Court Presentation
 
This course is certified by the ILLINOIS LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING AND STANDARDS BOARD. Students must demonstrate their skills and knowledge thru a written and practical examination to receive certification. 
This is a grant funded program through the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board. 
 

Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted

LEGAL UPDATE ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND STALKING

March 15, 2011
8:30 amto4:00 pm

 TUESDAY

 
Learning Objectives:
This training will educate and provide full information on the recent changes that have occurred in Illinois law regarding Orders of Protection, Civil No Contact Orders and legal remedies for stalking.
In addition, this training will assist multidisciplinary professionals to work in concert to provide a more seamless response to victims.
8:30-9:00AM Registration/Check-in
9:00-9:30AM Introductions & Welcome
9:30-10:15AM Domestic Violence Order of Protection
10:15-10:30AM Break
10:30-11:15AM Civil No Contact Order
11:15AM-Noon Stalking Order
Noon-1:15pm Working Lunch
1:15-2:15PM Investigation & Prosecution Sessions
2:15-2:30PM Break
2:30-4:00PM Scenarios & Responses Session
Presenters:
Diane Mayfield, Western Illinois Regional Council
Kathryn Bettcher, Legal Aid Foundation
Cynthia Hora, Illinois Attorney General’s Office
Mike Drugan, Du Page County Sherriff’s Office
Demetrios Tsilimigras, Assistant State’s Attorney McHenry County
CEU Information
6.50 CEUs for ICDVP, LCPC and Social Workers and 6.00 MCLE’s will be provided free of charge. It is strongly recommended that Certification/Professional Licensure numbers be received in advance of training.
Registration/Cancellation Policy
  1. • Prior notification of participant substitution is preferred.
  2. • This training is free, HOWEVER, training costs for meals and handouts will be charged for no shows.
  3. • All registration/cancellations are to be made through ICADV in written form via mail, fax, or e-mail.
Location:
Starved Rock Lodge and Conference Center – Rt. 178 & 71 Utica, IL.
www.starvedrocklodge.com
This project was supported by Grant #2009-EF-S6-0027, awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice, through the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority. Points of view or opinions contained within this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, or the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority.
Legal Update on Stalking, Domestic & Sexual Violence
March 15, 2011
Starved Rock Lodge – Utica, IL.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS March 4, 2011.
Photocopy this registration form for additional attendees.
NAME:
AGENCY NAME:
AGENCY STREET:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP:
PHONE:
FAX:
EMAIL:
Please check the appropriate profession and need if applicable
Batterer Intervention
Judicial
Victim Advocate (DV, SA, etc.)
Corrections
Law Enforcement
Other:
Educator/Academic
Mental Health
Government Agency
Probation
Need an Interpreter for the Deaf?
ICADV staff
Prosecutor
Require a vegetarian meal?
ICASA staff
Substance Abuse
Do you have a disability that requires special consideration? (ICADV will contact you regarding details.)
6.5 CEU’s will be provided, if applicable list your licensure numbers below.
ICDVP #
LCPC #
Social Worker #
The Illinois Family Violence Coordinating Council (IFVCC) is an accredited provider of General MCLEs for Illinois Attorneys. For this event 6.00 General MCLEs will be provided by them. They will collect MCLE information on the day of the training.
The mileage reimbursement will be predetermined, based on distance between address listed above and location of training. Mileage checks will not be issued for total mileage of 5 miles or less. A mileage check will be available for pick-up at the end of the training one per agency.
Mail or FAX completed registration form to:
Mail:
ICADV
801 South 11th Street
Springfield, IL 62703
OR FAX:
217-789-1939
No phone (voice) registrations. If you have any questions or want to confirm your registration, call and ask for someone in the Training Institute. Voice:217-789-2830 TTY: 217-241-0376
REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 4, 2011.

 

ADVANCED CYBER CRIMES

March 23, 2011 8:30 amtoMarch 24, 2011 5:00 pm

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

 CANCELLED – LOW ENROLLMENT

 

LOCATION: 
Illinois Valley Crime Prevention Commission Training Room
225 Backbone Road East       Princeton
 
TUITION:                 None
 
INSTRUCTOR:  Hale Guyer, Computer Crimes Expert, Suburban Law Enforcement Academy
 
This class will feature multimedia presentation and interactive/hands-on training. Emphasis will be placed on various procedures used by persons who attack computer systems, data, or infrastructure.
This program is appropriate for law enforcement personnel who have a knowledge and skills gained from SLEA’s Basic Cyber Crimes program or a fundamental understanding of computer use.
 
Topics will include:
Ø Review searches for domain and IP numbers
Ø Criminal use of the internet and digital communications
Ø E-mail analysis of expanding and reading electronic headers
Ø Re-mailers and techniques to conceal your IP
Ø Techniques used to conceal electronic communications by means on encryption and steganography
Ø Chatroom terrorism protection techniques used by law enforcement
Ø Use of wireless cameras and listening devices
Ø Documenting a Cyber Crime Investigation
 
No walk-ins allowed. First preference will be given to the officers that attended the Basic Cyber Crimes course.  Pre-registration is required. Departments may be limited on the number of officers that attend.
 
THIS COURSE IS SUPPORTED BY HOMELAND SECURITY FUNDS, AWARDED BY THE ILLINOIS TERRORISM TASK FORCE THROUGH THE ILLINOIS LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING AND STANDARDS BOARD.   A MINIMUM OF 25 STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS COURSE TO BE HELD. FUNDING IS PENDING
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer.  Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted
 

INTERVIEWS/INTERROGATIONS & IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES

March 10, 2011
8:30 amto5:00 pm

THURSDAY

 

 

LOCATION:  
Illinois Valley Crime Prevention Commission
225 Backbone Road East       Princeton
 
TUITION: MEMBERS: -0-                   NON-MEMBERS: $50.00
 
INSTRUCTOR:    Kevin Burke, Attorney at Law
 
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 
Interviews & Interrogations:
This course is a detailed examination of legal considerations in interviews and interrogations. Recently, both the U.S. Supreme Court and Illinois courts have been unusually active in the areas of Miranda and Sixth Amendment Rights. Officers must be aware of the dramatic changes these cases produce. This course will focus on voluntariness, Miranda and 6th Amendment right to counsel, including special considerations in Juvenile questioning, statutes requiring recording of confessions in certain cases, when officers may interrogate a person who has earlier invoked his rights under Miranda and other issues.
 
Identification Procedures:
This segment focuses on the proper conduct of lineups, show-ups, and photographic spreads, including statutory requirements in the conduct of identification procedures. Also discussed will be the “Sequential Lineup” and the results of a study considering the reliability of this form of identification procedure as compared to simultaneous lineups.
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted
 
 

FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY/FORENSIC ARCHEOLOGY

March 8, 2011
8:30 amto5:00 pm

TUESDAY

 

LOCATION:   
La Salle County Sheriff’s Department Training Room
707 E. Etna Road       Ottawa
 
TUITION:                             None
 
INSTRUCTORS: 
Dr. Stephen Nawrocki – Professor of Biology and Anthropology – University of Indianapolis
Dr. Krista Latham –    Assistant Professor of Biology and Anthropology – University of Indianapolis  
 
COURSE CONTENT:
Ø Introduction to Forensic Anthropology:  focuses on what forensic anthropology is, what can we do to assist law enforcement through our laboratory, the different types of skeletal remains, cases you may encounter, and how we analyze the skeletal remains to determine the decedent’s living characteristics to help investigate missing person cases
Ø Introduction to Forensic Archeology:  focuses on the unique nature of human remains scenes, different search techniques, and the goals of excavation and recovery
Ø Mapping & Gridding Techniques: describes Cartesian mapping, triangular mapping and polar mapping techniques (may include outside mapping activities if desired and as weather and facilities permit)
Ø Case studies of skeletal recoveries
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted
THIS COURSE IS FUNDED BY THE ILLINOIS LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING AND STANDARDS BOARD THROUGH DEATH INVESTIGATION / CORONER’S TRAINING FUNDS

EMERGENCY MEDICAL DISPATCH

February 28, 2011 8:00 amtoMarch 2, 2011 5:00 pm

MONDAY – WEDNESDAY

CANCELLED DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT
 
LOCATION:  
Illinois Valley Crime Prevention Commission Training Room
225 Backbone Road East                   Princeton
 
TUITION: 
There will be no tuition for the first 30 registered students. Funding is 
provided by a grant from the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board and from the Illinois Department of Transportation, Division of Traffic Safety.  Funding is currently pending.
 
WE MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 20 STUDENTS IN ORDER TO HAVE THIS TRAINING!!!
 
Save lives and reduce liability with medical approved pre-arrival instruction for the nation’s leaders in crisis communications training. Developed from the latest IDOT/NHTSA standards and reviewed and approved by Patrick W. Lanzetta, MD FACEP, this training meets or exceeds all applicable published guidelines.
 
INCIDENT CRITIQUES:   Attendees will review and critique a variety of actual 911 emergency calls, allowing them to learn from other’s mistakes and benefit from lifesaving techniques garnered from around the world
ROLE PLAY/CALL SIMULATIONS: Using the latest technology, students will learn what it feels like to be on the other end of an emergency call. Life threatening scenarios will give attendees the opportunity to provide proper pre-arrival instructions and demonstrate exactly how their actions in the first few seconds of an emergency can have a direct impact on the outcome of the call.
SEMINAR EXAMINATION: At the conclusion of the seminar, a comprehensive examination will be administered. Those successfully completing the exam will be issued a PowerPhone EMD certification.
EMD MANUAL INCLUDED: Reviewed extensively in the seminar, each student will receive the recent edition of Dispatchers Medical Desk Reference Manual, the most widely distributed EMD protocol guide in the world
 
This course has limited space – MTU #5 agencies have priority – fax in your reservations TODAY!!
 
Course enrollment must be made by the agency CEO or designated training officer. Registration may be made by fax (815-879-0410) or at our on-line course registration (www.ivcpc.com). All officers enrolled by their department will be assumed to be on duty unless otherwise noted