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Saturday, January 23, 2016
Culture of Health. Rand Corporation. Stakeholder Perspectives
On-site Training Opportunity. Feb-March 2016. Incident Operations. National Fire Academy.
EMS Personnel, Officers, and Supervisors:
We have openings in the 6-day class R0847: Emergency Medical Services Incident Operations at the National Fire Academy, February 28 to March 4, 2016. This class is part of our Volunteer Incentive Program, but is also open to combination and career departments.
If you are a member of a volunteer, combination or career department and have or will have responsibility for implementing the initial and early expanding EMS functions of an ICS at medium- or large-sized incidents, here is an opportunity for you.
In this 6-day course, EMS personnel/officers/supervisors review ICS and study proper incident command techniques for management of medium to large incidents involving multiple sick or injured patients. Topics covered include problem-solving and EMS functions within incident command, resource management, interagency and mutual aid, sizeup and strategy, tactics and action plans, EMS company operations, preincident preparation, incident organization, and strategic command.
More course information, including Student Selection Criteria and Prerequisites, can be found at https://apps.usfa.fema.gov/nfacourses/catalog/details/10432.
Here is the link to the application: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/training/nfa/admissions/apply.html. Apply today!
We have openings in the 6-day class R0847: Emergency Medical Services Incident Operations at the National Fire Academy, February 28 to March 4, 2016. This class is part of our Volunteer Incentive Program, but is also open to combination and career departments.
If you are a member of a volunteer, combination or career department and have or will have responsibility for implementing the initial and early expanding EMS functions of an ICS at medium- or large-sized incidents, here is an opportunity for you.
In this 6-day course, EMS personnel/officers/supervisors review ICS and study proper incident command techniques for management of medium to large incidents involving multiple sick or injured patients. Topics covered include problem-solving and EMS functions within incident command, resource management, interagency and mutual aid, sizeup and strategy, tactics and action plans, EMS company operations, preincident preparation, incident organization, and strategic command.
More course information, including Student Selection Criteria and Prerequisites, can be found at https://apps.usfa.fema.gov/nfacourses/catalog/details/10432.
Here is the link to the application: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/training/nfa/admissions/apply.html. Apply today!
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Seeking Volunteers Representing African Diaspora Audiences. Nat. Museum of African American History and Culture.
Volunteers accepted through January 30, 2016.Sign-up now!
Seeking
Volunteers Representing African Diaspora Audiences
The National Museum of African
American History and Culture would like to hear from our African Diaspora
community who live in the metro DC area for a project that will help the museum
tell stories of contemporary African descent populations in the U.S. — stories
that include a wide range of communities and experiences.
The main purpose of
the project is to discover the perceptions of and expectations for the museum
from diverse African diasporic audiences. Project findings will assist in the
planning of post-opening exhibitions, programs and collaborations for the
museum.
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Fellowship Opportunity. White House Social and Behavioral Sciences
Apply Now for the White House Social and Behavioral
Sciences Team
Fellows and Associate Fellows translate insights from the social and behavioral sciences into concrete recommendations on how to improve Federal programs, policies, and operations. They work closely with agency collaborators to identify the opportunities for improvement and to evaluate the relative efficiency and effectiveness of proposed interventions.
To learn more about the responsibilities and qualifications of Fellow and Associate Fellows, and details on how to apply for this unique opportunity, please visit https://sbst.gov/apply. The deadline to submit an application is 11:59 PM on Sunday, January 24, 2016.
Please contact sbst@gsa.gov with any questions.
Washington, D.C. The HIVE Upcoming Events. January\February 2016
Hey Folks,
I am so excited about the
events we have coming up at the HIVE 2.0. Before you dip out of town for the
Holiday Weekend mark your calendar for these events.
January 26 - The Sales
& Margin Entrepreneurship Class begins! This
is a FREE class offered by The Hive 2.0 for students looking to build and
improve their small business.
January 28 - Happy Hour & Social Networking evening. Join us
for our monthly social time with entrepreneurs, small businesses and local
agencies. Food and adult beverages served!
February 4 - Sales &
Margin in partnership with DLSBD will host "Intro
to CBE" The OCTO Mobile Tech Lab will be onsite as well!
February 11 - Hive member Carrie-Ann will host a "How to write a Economic or Social Disadvantage Narrative for CBE/8a Certification" workshop
February 11 - Hive member Carrie-Ann will host a "How to write a Economic or Social Disadvantage Narrative for CBE/8a Certification" workshop
We have so many great things happening at The HIVE 2.0.
visit our website and social media sites for more information. We are filling
up our calendar for 2016 and would very much like to host an event with you.
Thanks to our sponsor Capital One for their continued support.
Monday, January 11, 2016
Weds. January 13, 2016. Uncovering the Secrets to Finding and Applying to Jobs with the Federal Government and at HHS
HHS is hosting a Find and Apply Webinar on Wednesday, January 13 from 1-3
p.m. EST. Additional information is listed below.
WHIHBCU Team
Theme: Uncovering the Secrets to Finding and
Applying to Jobs with the Federal Government and at HHS
Time: 1-3 p.m. (EDT)
Speakers: HHS Talent Acquisition
Division
Audio only Dial In: 1-888-996-4917,
Participant Code: 8029936
To join via Adobe Connect: https://hhs.adobeconnect.com/_a1020204752/tad/
We hope you will join!
Thursday, January 7, 2016
AmeriCorps, and the chance it offers for travel, pay, and a life-changing experience
Do you know any high school seniors or college students plotting their next career moves?
Tell them about AmeriCorps, and the chance it offers for travel, pay, and a life-changing experience.
AmeriCorps volunteers work on projects across America to strengthen communities and reduce poverty.
Tell them about AmeriCorps, and the chance it offers for travel, pay, and a life-changing experience.
AmeriCorps volunteers work on projects across America to strengthen communities and reduce poverty.
- Short-term opportunities are available through the AmeriCorps Vista Summer Associates Program. (The deadline for applications will be posted when available.)
- Longer opportunities are available through AmeriCorps NCCC, a 10-month program that provides room, board, a living allowance, and a $5,775 education award.