Strengthening Readiness Through Training
Our training programs prepare teams across HHS Region 6 to recognize and respond to special pathogens with confidence. Explore our frontline, regional, and EMS training opportunities to find the option that fits your team’s needs.
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HCID Frontline Training: Policy in Practice
This session guides healthcare leaders in HHS Region 6 (Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas) through the practical application of their HCID response plans. Participants review existing policies, identify strengths and gaps, and apply key procedures to real-world scenarios. Hands-on activities use each facility’s PPE to ensure the training reflects actual workflows, equipment, and decision-making pathways.
Scheduling is done on-demand. Reach out to our team today!
Sign-up here: Frontline Worker Training Interest Survey – Fill out formBest suited for unit educators, departmental leaders, managers, and directors responsible for developing or maintaining HCID response plans. Ideal group size: 8–20 participants.
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HCID Frontline Response: HHS Region 6 Training
This training brings together frontline healthcare personnel from across HHS Region 6 for a full day of hands-on HCID preparedness. Participants learn core HCID concepts, practice PPE skills, and strengthen communication and response strategies through skills stations and scenario-based discussions. Structured for broad regional participation, this session supports safe, coordinated HCID response within and across healthcare systems and is intended for healthcare personnel in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
2026 DATES:
March 24th, 2026
September 2026
Sign-up here: (Link to sign-up) COMING SOON
Open to both individual participants and full teams from frontline hospitals and healthcare facilities across HHS Region 6. Capacity for up to 100 attendees.
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EMS HCID Frontline Training
This training equips EMS personnel in HHS Region 6 (Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas) with the knowledge and practical skills needed to respond safely and effectively to suspected HCIDs—from the first call through patient handoff. Participants practice PPE using agency-issued equipment, work through realistic scenarios, and strengthen communication and coordination strategies tailored to EMS operations in Region 6 communities.
Scheduling is done on-demand. Reach out to our team today!
Sign-up here: Frontline Worker Training Interest Survey – Fill out formDesigned for EMS agencies and personnel serving communities within HHS Region 6. Ideal for small groups of 10–25 participants.