Course Catalog
Inaugural UT System Behavior Intervention Team Conference 2022 - The University of Texas Permian Basin Odessa , Texas
09/12/2022 - 09/13/2022The University of Texas System recognized the need for behavior intervention teams to collaborate on best practices for managing personal and campus safety concerns. In 2019, campus leaders began meeting on a regular basis to share resources and create a community of experts. One major focus has been the need for ongoing training for those who serve on these committees.
This year, the University of Texas System invites state institutions to the first annual Texas Behavior Intervention Team Conference. The conference focuses on threat mitigation training, best practices from state experts, and relationship building across the state.
Agenda Highlights:
Keynote - Leading with Resilience
Dr. Becky Spurlock, Vice President for Student Affairs and Leadership, UT Permian Basin
Keynote - Weaving Social Justice, Equity, and Inclusion into our work
Dr. Jamie Hughes, Professor of Psychology, UT Permian Basin
The Clinical Role in Behavior Intervention
Kim Livingston-Cobb, Associate Dean of Students, The University of Texas at Tyler
Best Practices for forming and leading a Behavior Intervention Team
Capt. Tom Calucci, UTSA Police Department
Ongoing support/interventions for complex cases
Dr. Moe McGuinness, AVP/Dean of Students, University of North Texas
Homeland Security: Training on Threat Mitigation
Sgt. Joe LoBrutto
Police and Clinicians - Addressing Welfare Concerns (Panel)
Moderated by Inspector Ashley Griffin, UT System Police Department
Best Practices when a student of concern transfers
Dr. Moe McGuinness, AVP/Dean of Students, University of North Texas
Complex Concerns on a Health Campus
Dr. John Kaulfus, Chief Student Affairs Officer & Title IX Coordinator, UT Health Science Center San Antonio
Responding to emergency in an on-call capacity within student affairs
Kelly Soucy, Director of Student Emergency Services, Office of the Dean of Students, The University of Texas at Austin
Partnership through the Process - Connecting Campus Stakeholders
Corey J. Benson, Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students, UT Permian Basin
Andrew Pettee. Assistant Vice President/Dean of Students, UT Tyler
Dr. Michael Frawley, Dean of Student Success, YT Permian Basin
Chermae Peel, Director of Residence Life and Dining Services, UT Permian Basin
Stacie Smith, Counselor II, UT Permian Basin
Cancellation Policy
If a registrant is unable to attend the conference for any reason they may substitute, by arrangement with the conference registrar, someone else to attend in their place.
OR
Registrations cancelled on or before August 15, 2022 are eligible for a refund.
Location:
The University of Texas Permian Basin
4901 East University Odessa
Odessa , Texas 79762
Registration rates:
Available Seats: 48
40-Hour HAZWOPER - Houston_Oct 2022 - University of Texas Operations Center Building Houston , Texas
10/03/2022 - 10/07/2022About the Course
The HAZWOPER Hazardous Materials course for general site workers is a week-long class. The Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120) applies to employers and their employees who are exposed or potentially exposed to hazardous substances--including hazardous waste--and who are engaged in one of the following five operations: 1) clean-up operations conducted at uncontrolled hazardous waste sites; 2) corrective actions covered by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA); 3) voluntary clean-up operations at uncontrolled hazardous waste sites; 4) operations conducted at treatment, storage, and disposal facilities regulated by the RCRA Emergency Response; 5) operations involving hazardous substances.
Course Topics
Hazard/risk assessment techniques
Selection and use of PPE; decontamination procedures
Control, containment, and confinement operations
Implementing emergency response plans
Classification, identification, and verification of materials
Incident Command System
Registration Refund and Course Cancellation Policy
To cancel your registration, send an e-mail to Pamela.D.Phillips@uth.tmc.edu. To refund your registration, we must receive your cancellation e-mail no later than 10 business days prior to the course start date. We will deduct a $50 administrative fee from the refunded amount. Cancellations received after the refund deadline will not be processed. If you paid your registration via check, provide the check number in your e-mail.
P2R Consortium reserves the right to cancel a course no later than 10 business days prior to the course start date. If we cancel a course, we will notify you via the e-mail address provided on your registration form. Our liability for cancelled events is limited to the registration fee paid per course.
Acknowledgement
Training, provided by P2R Consortium, is supported by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Location:
University of Texas Operations Center Building
1851 Crosspoint Avenue
Houston , Texas 77054
Registration rates:
Available Seats: 20
ONLINE TRAINING - Basic Emergency Preparedness for Everyone An Overview Course in Everyday Readiness - Spanish
El propósito de este entrenamiento es proporcionar los principios básicos de la preparación para emergencias. Las emergencias pueden atacar sin previo aviso. No solo puede verse afectado su hogar sino también su lugar de trabajo, comunidad, estado o nación. La ayuda puede tardar horas o días en llegar. Este curso le ayudará a prepararse a Ud. mismo, su familia, lugar de trabajo y comunidad. Este curso es un guión de información resumida destinado a la población en general para que se prepare en emergencias generales. Este no es un curso exhaustivo sobre la preparación para emergencias y no sustituye a las instrucciones o avisos de las autoridades.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Basic Emergency Preparedness for Everyone An Overview Course in Everyday Readiness_English
The purpose of this training is to provide the basic principles of emergency preparedness. Emergencies can strike without warning. Not only can your home be affected but also the workplace, community, state or nation. Help may take hours or days. This course will help you to prepare for yourself, your family, workplace and community.This course is an outline of summary information meant for the general public to prepare themselves for general emergencies. This is not an inclusive course in emergency preparedness and does not supersede the instructions or advisories of authorities.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Basic Fire Safety For Everyone_English
The purpose of this training is to provide to the general public with a basic information about fire safety, including simple fire science concepts and we’ll offer best methods for responding to small fires. This is not a comprehensive course.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Frequently Asked Questions about Using Face Masks to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19
Welcome to “Frequently Asked Questions about Using Face Masks to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19”.
Here, University of Texas Health Science Center experts will answer your questions about the use of face masks to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - General First Aid for Everyone_English
This class is designed to teach you how to care for basic injuries and sudden illness until advanced medical personnel arrive. By recognizing and providing quick intervention, you can minimize the effects of both injury and illness. 2
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - General First Aid for Everyone_Spanish
Este curso está diseñado para enseñarle como tratar
heridas básicas y enfermedades repentinas hasta que personal médico avanzado
llegue a la escena. El hecho de reconocer y proveer intervención rápidamente
puede minimizar los efectos de las heridas y enfermedades.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Important Information about Universal Masking During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The purpose of this training is to provide Important Information about Universal Masking During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here, experts from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston will answer your questions about the use of face coverings while on the UTHealth campus.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Introduction of E-Learning Course Development
This course will demonstrate the benefits of using a storyboard and how to use the storyboard template for content development of the UT laboratory online training course.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Opioid Overdose or Nerve Agent Webinar
Course Overview
Multiple federal agencies have identified an emergent emergency medicine challenge: In an emergency situation, is the presenting patient suffering from an opioid overdose or from intentional poisoning by a chemical nerve agent? This key differential diagnosis carries with it important decisions related to the deployment of protective measures for both the healthcare community and public health. To an untrained eye, the signs of opioid and nerve agent poisoning may appear similar, but the health risks to the patient and responder are different.
This webinar will describe the key differences between these two types of chemical exposures, the steps that must be taken to prevent secondary exposures to others, and the associated public health and law enforcement notifications. By the end of the hour-long webinar, participants will be able to:
- Recall the key differences in the signs and symptoms of opioid intoxication and nerve agent poisoning;
- Choose the appropriate personal protective equipment;
- Describe the initial decontamination and pre-hospital treatment; and
- List the appropriate public health and law enforcement notification when a nerve agent poisoning is strongly suspected.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Post-Flood Infectious Diseases and Hazards
Course Description:This module serves to ensure that everyone has the knowledge and skills to prevent dangers associated with common post-flood infectious diseases and hazards. With the recent devastating hurricanes of Harvey and Irma, severe and catastrophic weather and floods will be something that continues to affect communities throughout the United States
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - The Use of Personal Protective Equipment with Suspected Ebola-Infected Patients in Ambulatory Care Clinics_English
The purpose of this training is to provide general guidance to workers in ambulatory care clinics located in academic centers so that workers may protect themselves through the use of personal protective equipment (or PPE) in the event that they suspect a patient may be infected with the Ebola virus.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - The Use of Personal Protective Equipment with Suspected Ebola-Infected Patients in Ambulatory Care Clinics_Spanish
El objetivo de este adiestramiento es proveer orientación general a los empleados de las clínicas de cuidado ambulatorio ubicadas en centros académicos para que puedan protegerse mediante el uso de equipo de protección personal (o PPE) ante la eventualidad de sospecha que un paciente pudiera estar infectado con el virus del Ébola.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Unit 2. Hierarchy of Controls
The purpose of this training is to introduce you to the fundamentals of laboratory safety and to minimize the risk of illness or injury by ensuring that UT’s faculty, students, and staff have the information they need to work safely in the laboratory.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Unit 3. Hazard Communication
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The purpose of this training is to provide you with the information you need to recognize chemical classifications and their associated hazards; to enable you to take appropriate protective measures against chemical hazards; and to protect you against chemical source injuries and illnesses.
Registration Price:
Free
ONLINE TRAINING - Unit 8. Laboratory Spill and Exposure Response
Registration Price:
Free