Our mission is to empower healthcare providers and first responders with the knowledge and guidance needed to perform in disaster response and global health.
Disaster Management
and Survival Course
Why Choose Prepared Service?
Real-World Expertise
Our instructors bring invaluable real-world experience to each training session. They’ve faced natural disasters and global health challenges head-on and come out stronger, ensuring that you learn practical skills that work in real-life scenarios.
Research-Backed Lessons
Every lesson we deliver is backed by rigorous research and data. We believe in teaching methods and strategies that are proven to be effective, ensuring that you’re equipped with the most reliable information and techniques to respond to disaster medicine and global health.
Team First Approach
We prioritize teamwork and collaboration in all of our training programs. Global health and disaster medicine often require coordinated efforts, and we ensure that our students are well-prepared to work together in high-stress situations.
How It Works
Asynchronous Online Courses
Our training includes a variety of asynchronous online courses that you can take at your own pace. These courses cover a wide range of topics essential for emergency medical professionals and offer credits for continuing medical accreditation.
Keynote Presentations and Talks
In addition to our online courses, we offer in-depth talks and keynote presentations from industry experts. These sessions provide valuable insights and advanced knowledge to help you stay ahead in your field.
Ready to Get Started?
Take the first step towards enhancing your emergency medical skills and join a community dedicated to making a difference. Enroll in our courses today and be part of a movement that values preparation, mitigation, and response to create a safer world.
Our Core Values
Compassion
Service
Leadership
Evidence Based Medicine
Public Speaking and Keynote Presentation
JGD’s faculty include Dr. Gregory Davenport and Dr. Jamie Gustafson.
Topics Include:
- Survival Concepts for any Situation
- Disaster Response and Emergency Management
- Austere and Remote Medicine (Global Health)
- Healthcare in Combat Environments
- Mass Casualty Operations
- Tactical Evacuation
- Stress Abatement in Crisis
- Overcoming Pre-Conceived Limits
- High-Stress Leadership
- Teamwork in High-Stress Environments
- Surviving PTSD
- How to Prepare for an International Trip
Topics Include:
- Strategic Management for Difficult Situations
- Change Leadership
- Authentic Leadership in Action
- Team Dynamics and Effective Collaboration
- Building Team Resilience
- Developing Optimism and Hope in Challenging Times
- Improving Self-Efficacy for Team Members
- Process Implementation
- Navigating Uncertainty with Strategic Adaptability
- The Role of Optimism and Hope in Leadership
Be Ready to Respond.
What's New at JGD Prepared Services
Keep up to date about disaster readiness
Article 1: Mitigation/Prevention – The First Line of Defense
Introduction Disasters may be inevitable, but their impact doesn’t have to be. The first phase of the disaster cycle, Mitigation/Prevention, focuses on reducing risks and minimizing the damage caused by potential hazards. For medical professionals, this phase is critical—it’s about protecting vulnerable populations and safeguarding healthcare systems and structures. In this article, we’ll explore the […]
A Framework: Disaster Resilience
For medical professionals, understanding the disaster cycle is not just important—it’s essential. In the face of disasters, healthcare providers are often on the front lines, tasked with saving lives, managing chaos, and ensuring the well-being of affected populations. Whether it’s responding to a natural disaster, a public health crisis, or a mass casualty event, the ability to navigate each phase of the disaster cycle can mean the difference between life and death.
UNDERSTANDING DISASTER ALARMS
This discussion outlines the types of disaster alarms, their functions, and how to effectively interpret and respond to them. By mastering these systems, individuals, families, and communities can further enhance their readiness and decision-making during challenging situations.
