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NCIER builds professional readiness for the future by showing responders how to be faster, work as one team, and save every life that can be saved.

C3 Pathways builds professional readiness for the future, today by showing how to be Faster, work as One Team, and Save Every Life that can be Saved.

In a mass casualty event, your hospital may be overwhelmed. When they call for help are you going to make it better or worse? In today’s episode, we look at several issues you should anticipate and h...

This video takes you inside a three-day, simulation-based active shooter training where police, fire, EMS, and dispatch all train together instead of in silos. Using a high-fidelity virtual environmen...

...force that works with whoever you've got on the scene so we can stop arguing about labels and start pulling patients out. Let's start with the mission. Why does rescue task force even exist to...

...Today we've got a listener question from an officer in Canada who was asking about the perimeter group supervisor. And his question was basically, where is the best spot for the perimeter group...

Read course evaluations from emergency responders who completed ASIM training. See what first responders say about our active shooter courses.

Answers to common questions about ASIM training, costs, funding, the ASIM Checklist, and how NCIER differs from other active shooter programs.

Why did they do that? What’s taking so long? In today’s episode, we break down the top 5 misconceptions the public has about our response to Active Shooter Events.

Today, we hear what high school students think about Active Shooter Events. Meet Ryan, a 16 year-old sophomore who gives us his no-holds-barred take on how he and his friends think and feel on this to...

When we talk about active shooter incident management, have you ever wondered what are the big misconceptions? That's today's topic -- the TOP 5 misconceptions of Active Shooter Incident Management.

This week we talk about avoiding the temptation to over-complicate terminology and creating unnecessary confusion. Keep it simple!

On this week's podcast we have our sponsor of the Active Shooter Incident Management Advanced and Intermediate courses, TEEX's Jesse Watkins. In this episode we talk about the courses and training ava...

We are picking up from last week's topic about ASIM Basic to talk about the Counterstrike training system. Bill and Adam give some tips and tricks that will enhance your training as you run scenarios.

In Part 1 of this week's podcast, we talk about some of the challenges in the 911 dispatch center during an active shooter event. A few topics we cover are the best sense of location, radio traffic, a...

In this podcast with John-Michael Keyes from the I Love U Guys foundation, we talk about school safety and violent event incident management.

A discussion about tips and tricks at the tactical, triage and transport location.

A discussion about uses of the ASIM Checklist beyond active shooter events.

A discussion about the Intelligence function in Active Shooter Incident Management (hint: it's not just a law enforcement issue).

A discussion about how small and rural communities can respond and structure their response to active shooter events.

A discussion about five common mistakes in active shooter events response and active shooter incident management.

A discussion about the role of emergency management and the emergency manager in active shooter events.

This episode is about Zones in Active Shooter Response and how they help us communicate the threat picture.

Today's topic, we're going to talk about staying in your lane for active shooter events and what that means.

A discussion about the Public Information Officer and why it is critical in Active Shooter Event Response

Room entry tactics are a delicate topic in law enforcement, but this discussion is about considering the impact of a full dynamic entry on children. You don't want to miss this!

This Active Shooter Incident Management episode is all about communications, including Dispatch, radios, face-to-face, chain of command, and more. Don't miss it!

This show is all about Rescue Task Force (RTF), their role in an Active Shooter Event, key tasks the RTF needs to execute, and lessons learned.

...together in the same classroom. We're making some changes there. Tell me about 'em. Kevin Nichols: So the first thing we're doing is we're kind of giving it the same treatment that we gave...

...the big news because we made a lot of changes to ASIM Advanced. Let's talk about day one, Kevin. What all changed on day one of ASIM Advanced? Kevin Nichols: There's a lot of changes and...

Bill Godfrey: Now let's shift gears and talk about ASIM Basic. 'cause. Oh boy, we made a lot of changes to ASIM Basic. Kevin Nichols: We did not the least of which was we reduced that two and a half...

Bill Godfrey: So first up, let's talk about ASIM QuickStart, brand new course. We've never offered a course like this or built one like this. And it's free. Kevin Nichols: Absolutely 100% free. It's...

...get it, they come to our classes, they come to our training, they get excited about the program, and they try to run it on their own. And inevitably they run into a problem with buy-in from the...

...you're keeping your ambulances on the road. And that's what we're here to talk about today. Gentlemen, thanks for coming in. Let's frame this out a little bit. So EMS comes in all shapes and sizes...

...So we know that. However, there's still a lot of work to do. Kelly talked about it. There's still other things to do. We have to, number one, we have to start providing treatment. We have to...

...unified command right from the beginning. And we're going to talk a little bit about why we do it the way we do it. But let's first talk about when do you actually transition to a unified command?...

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