N-95 Fit Testing Train-the-Trainer for Healthcare

N-95 Fit Testing Train-the-Trainer for Healthcare

Need someone on-site who is trained to fit-test your staff? Send someone to this Fit Testing TTT, where they can learn how!

By Tampa Bay Health & Medical Preparedness Coalition

Date and time

Thursday, January 5, 2023 · 1 - 5pm EST

Location

Children's Board of Hillsborough County

1002 East Palm Avenue Tampa, FL 33605

About this event

This class will cover basics of N-95 respirators, requirements and procedures for their use, and includes hands on practice for both qualitative (hood) and quantitative (using the Portacount machine) methods of respirator fit-testing.

Attendees must bring several respirators of the type used at their organization, for use during the training.

Those attending should be the individuals responsible for managing/performing N-95 respirator fit-testing at their facility or organization.

Organized by

Tampa Bay Health & Medical Preparedness Coalition

The Tampa Bay Health and Medical Preparedness Coalition is a group of healthcare organizations, public safety and public health partners that join forces for the common cause of making their communities safer, healthier and more resilient. Coalitions have formed across the United States to support their communities before, during and after disasters and other crises.

The Tampa Bay Health and Medical Preparedness Coalition brings together competing organizations to build capabilities that can’t be achieved alone. We strive to meet the emergency preparedness needs of more than 5,000 healthcare organizations and 100,000 healthcare workers.

The Tampa Bay Health and Medical Preparedness Coalition encompasses the following counties: .

Our efforts benefit the patients, providers, and partners of the healthcare delivery system in the Greater Tampa Bay area. Network collaborators include:

  • Ambulatory care organizations
  • Ambulatory Surgical Centers
  • Ancillary services / Out-patient Services
  • Behavioral health providers
  • First responders
  • Hospitals and Stand Alone Emergency Departments
  • In-home services / durable medical equipment agencies
  • Long-term care providers (NH, SNF, ALF)
  • Pediatric care providers
  • Public health authorities
  • Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities / Agencies

Network members benefit from opportunities to network and collaborate together.

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