This eight-hour course describes the medical impact of various chemical poisons. It will provide a framework to enhance recognition of the common health effects of apparently disparate chemical toxins, describe the risk to various healthcare workers, and introduce clinical and public health management strategies. The traditional military warfare chemical agents will not be covered in these lectures. 

This training is provided by the Region A & C Healthcare Coalitions as part of Georgia’s Healthcare Preparedness Program and is funded by the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR) through the Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP).

100 building up on the hill in the auditorium.

Lunch will be provided, if you have a food allergy, please reach out to one of us.