
Mental Health Crisis Response for Fire & EMS (CIT-Based)
CIT-based (Memphis Model) crisis response adapted for Fire & EMS: behavioral emergencies, de-escalation in patient care, system navigation, and peer support.
Auto-issued completion certificate with seat-time and sequential-navigation tracking suitable for continuing-education documentation. Professional-development training, not clinical therapy. Subject-matter review by SEHG required before publication.
Course Overview
A self-paced, CIT-based mental health crisis response course for fire service and EMS personnel, adapted from the Memphis Model of Crisis Intervention Team training for medical-first responders. Covers recognizing behavioral emergencies and excited delirium red flags, scene safety without escalation, CIT de-escalation adapted to patient care, suicide risk in the field, working the crisis system (988, mobile crisis, ED alternatives), and a dedicated peer-support and responder-wellness module. Sequential navigation with seat-time tracking is enforced. Pre-assessment opens the course; the same instrument closes it as the certificate-gating post-assessment, with per-module knowledge checks.
Curriculum
Introduction & Course Materials
CIT for Medical-First Responders
Recognizing Behavioral Emergencies
Scene Safety Without Escalation
De-escalation in Patient Care
Suicide Risk in the Field
Navigating the Crisis System
Special Populations in the Field
Peer Support & Responder Wellness
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