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Essential
Technologies (formerly Emergency Information System International).
Essential Technologies was one of the first companies
to develop emergency management software and information systems designed
specifically to protect lives, property, and the environment from all types
of disasters. |
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International
Medical Consultants, Inc. (IMC). IMC provides national
and world-wide consultation and guidance in Preventive Medicine (travel
advice, immunizations, outbreaks bio-hazards), Occupational Health (business
health concerns, industrial hygiene, worker safety, program management),
Environmental Health (food and water, waste, air quality, pest control),
and Health Training. |
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Mark
D. Pardue, Ph.D. Dr. Pardue has many years of contract experience
working with the federal government, especially the Department of Defense.
For the past 6 years, he has been the project manager for the Joint Electronic
Battlebook (JEB), an automated logistics and medical planning system used
by the Unified Commands and the National Disaster Medical System. |
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Department
of Military and Emergency Medicine, Uniformed Services
University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) |
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U.S.
Marine Corps Field Medical Service School Exportable Training |
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And last, but not
least, me--Kurt A. Sanftleben.
I do consulting work in military and disaster medicine; faculty
and curriculum development; instructional design; and staff training. |
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