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The document provides an overview of radiological basics, focusing on the increasing reliance on radioactive materials in various sectors such as agriculture, industry, and medicine. It outlines the structure of atoms, the concepts of ionizing radiation and radioactivity, and distinguishes between radiation and contamination. The purpose is to equip emergency responders with knowledge about radiological hazards to enhance their ability to respond effectively during incidents involving radioactive materials. Additionally, it discusses common sources of radioactive materials and emphasizes safety measures for handling potential contamination.

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What are the 4 Cs FEMA?

Aligned with the founding principles of the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (National VOAD), VALs are committed to fostering the four Cs: communication, coordination, collaboration, and cooperation.

Are FEMA courses worth college credit?

Credits are awarded about 2-3 weeks after sending in the request form. Students may also be able to receive credit for independent study classes taken through FEMAs Emergency Management Institute. Independent study course completion is evaluated through Frederick Community College.

Are FEMA courses accredited?

Center for Domestic Preparedness All CDP courses are accredited by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training for continuing education units, and many are also accredited by national healthcare and law enforcement organizations.

Do FEMA certificates count as college credits?

Credits earned through taking FEMA courses are one form of alternative credit that may be accepted by universities as you are pursuing an associates or bachelors degree. Earning college credit through alternative means such as this can be a great way of reducing the cost of earning your college diploma.

What are the 5 steps of FEMA?

We define how we will work together to best meet needs in each of the five mission areas: Prevention, Protection, Mitigation, Response and Recovery.

How much does FEMA training cost?

Center for Domestic Preparedness Training provided by the CDP is federally funded at no cost to state, local, tribal, and territorial emergency response professionals or their agencies.

Are college credit courses worth it?

Colleges see this as a sign that you have what it takes to handle the academic rigor. Taking college credit courses in high school also boosts your chances of qualifying for more scholarships and improves the odds of graduating from college on time. Both of these will help reduce the total cost of college considerably.

How do I convert my FEMA credits to college credits?

Complete the 5 sections of the CCRF by providing FCC your contact information, selecting the courses you wish to convert, requesting FEMAs EMI and/or CDP websites send your FEMA transcripts to FCC for evaluation, and making your payment of $90 per credit.

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