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4A0X1 CMRP Training “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 1  MDG 4A0 Functionals Primary: MSgt Bernice Branch, [email protected], 479-2500 Alternate: MSgt Jennifer Lopez [email protected], 479-2346...

4A0X1 CMRP Training “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 1  MDG 4A0 Functionals Primary: MSgt Bernice Branch, [email protected], 479-2500 Alternate: MSgt Jennifer Lopez [email protected], 479-2346 Alternate: MSgt Cedrika Mendez [email protected], 479-2456 “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 2  Speed Networking Favorite Job before the military Hobby's? What do you want to do when you grow up? What TV show would you want to be in? 3  Medical Readiness “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 4  Medical Readiness Medical Readiness Team Flight Commander: Capt Gozon-Marquez Flight Chief: MSgt Bernice Branch Medical Emergency Manager: Ms. Michell Grimaldo Unit Deployment Manager: SSgt Luis Galan Formal Training Manger: SrA Israel Garza Chant “Don’t be mad get on a DAV” “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 5  86 MDG Mission/Vision Mission "Powering global force projection by advancing readiness." Vision “Advancing the pursuit of adaptive and agile medics ready to execute - anytime, anywhere, always” 6 Medical Readiness AFFORGEN Model “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 7 Medical Readiness AFFORGEN Model “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 8  What is a Unit Type Code (UTC) Definition: Unit Type Code – UTCs are a unique, 5-character alphanumeric code and is capability focused on accomplishing a specific mission. UTCs consists of a mission capability (MISCAP) Statement and a combination of two additional UTC elements: manpower force element (MFE) and/or logistics detail (LOGDET). UTCs are rightsized, modular and scalable, and are not theater or unit specific unless approved by AF/A3OD. War planners use UTCs to document DAF capabilities, which include associated manpower and logistics requirements to support the national military strategy during operational planning and execution activities. These requirements reside in the Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) and DCAPES Time-Phased Force and Deployment Data (TPFDD) in support of an operational plan, contingency plan, or operational order. “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 9  Medical Readiness Unit Deployment Manager Updates 86 MDG Unit Type Code (UTCs): 1 x Expeditionary Medical Support (EMEDS+25) 6 x Critical Care Air Transport Teams (CCATT) 2 x Ground Surgical Teams (GST) 1 x En-Route Patient Staging (ERPSS 10) Formal Training Courses: AEPSC CCATT Initial & Advanced GST Phase I & II EMEDS Patient Decontamination Frozen Blood Course Trauma Skills Sustainment C-STARs (Baltimore, St. Louis, Las Vegas) “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 10  Medical Readiness CMRP Training Types of Comprehensive Medical Readiness Program (CMRP): Category I - Clinical Currency (90%) Managed by the AFSC Functional Managers (validated for each specialty by the E&T office IAW AFI 41-106 para 5.6.3.1) Category II - Readiness Skills Training (90%) Managed by the AFSC Functional Managers Category III - UTC Training (100%) Managed by Readiness (to schedule formal training) and members (to complete individual training) Category IV - IMAHR Team Training (85%) Managed by IMAHR Team Chiefs “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 11  Medical Readiness AFSC Functional Managers AFI 41-106, Medical Readiness Program Management: 1. Manage CMRP and MEDIC-X Requirements Completion CAT I Clinical currency-Education & Training: May not pertain to everyone. – Ex: Licensing, 200 cases annually, etc. CAT II Readiness Skill: Readiness – Ex: Internal training/CSTARS, SMART when in house options are unavailable CAT III Deployment Training: ONLY when a member of your AFSC is tasked to deploy – Ex: EMEDS, GST, UTC-related CBTs in JKO MEDIC X: AFMS Life Sustaining Skills for ALL MEDICAL AFSCs – Ex: Vital signs, wound management, patient movement, respiratory, documentation, IVs, etc. 2. Brief the MRC when CMRP % is below 85% MRC is held every quarter 3. Gap analysis annually If you do have a Gap, a review is conducted every 90 days. 4. Develop a training plan annually Use training days to compete training due or use this time to update all CMRP training completion. “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 12  Medical Readiness Resources KX CMRP Checklists: https://kx.health.mil/kj/kx9/CMRP/Pages/CMRP_Checklists.aspx CMRP Training Plans: S:\02. Collab\06. Readiness\02. CMRP\01. Training Plans MRDSS: https://mrdss.cce.af.mil/ultra4/login Tableau: https://afmstableau.health.mil/views/CMRPDASHBOARD/CMRPDashboard?%3AisGuestRedirectFrom Vizportal=y&%3Aembed=y MEDIC-X Training Resources: https://kx.health.mil/kj/kx2/MedicX/Pages/home.aspx “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 13  Functional Remarks 4A/MSC Events CMRP Training Air Force myLearning (af.mil)  search “4A0”  enroll in Comprehensive Medical Readiness Program “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families” 14  Questions? “Honored to care for America’s Heroes and their families”