Tim White & Staff

David Johe & Deb Endly

Burt Mitchell & Bob Scarlett & Larry Bost

Deb Endly-Chair Morgan Armstrong* Sheila Daly* Jodie Jeffers* Jeannine Mogan* Nancy Pitstick Tom Rabaglia Cathy Setzer

Medical AdvisorsMcNamara/Johe

NSP Medical QA Plan Outdoor First Care National Test Bank Senior OEC TE certification Compare OEC & EMT

◦ WILDERNESS & ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE, 23,

Developed Draft recommendations

Meetings with NSAA◦ Speakers notes and power point presentation◦ Assignment of speakers

Draft Patient Care Report

Designed primarily for the Mountain Host program with the secondary goal of providing to outside agencies such as:◦ Companies needing to meet OSHA medical

training requirements ◦ Mountain Bike Association◦ Boy Scouts◦ Other outdoor programs

Program will consist of both online and practical/didactic components for a total of 12 hours.

Office will work with Brady to negotiate publishing and use of online capabilities.

Program will be a 3 year certification. Recertification will be by taking entire program.

Teaching will be handled by OEC Instructors.

Affiliates will have access to the program Book will be developed by Johe/McNamara

using resource material from OEC 5.

• National Committee Review– Bill Devarney Todd Strickland–Deb Foss Paula Knight– Karen Hadden Robert Cassello– Jane SanRomani Robert Brewster– Susan Swapp-Trueblood

– New test A&B 2012-2013 completed and available August 1.

5/1/11-6/15/12

1740 Students enrolled in OEC1451 Students passed34 Students failed64 Students incomplete

Avg passing score 83.3%

Senior OEC Module approved and beta tested during 2011-2012 season

OEC Supervisor meeting 9/28-9/29/12◦ Certify all Supervisors as Trainer Evaluators in a

one day (8hr) program◦ OEC Supervisors return to Divisions and run

Senior TE programs◦ Senior OEC test scenarios will be distributed by

National program starting this year.

Dr David JoheNational Medical Advisor

EMT and OEC-T are not the same OEC-T adequately trains responders to

handle snowsports injuries. Recommend agencies having significant non

snowsports medical pathology or prolonged extrication times consider adding EMT’s.