SCHOOL RESPONSE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

All school training should be organized by/reported to each Regional Stop the Bleed Coordinator (listed above) to ensure best efforts and avoid duplication.Each school is required to have a minimum of 10 individuals trained. After training has been completed, the school will be awarded 12 Georgia Trauma Commission Bleeding Control kits to be placed strategically around the school.

For each school, there must be a Participation Agreement and Training Roster submitted to your Regional STB-GA Coordinator (listed above) AND to Billy Kunkle atbilly@gtcnc.org after the completion of each training.

SCHOOL BUS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

All school systems and or districts trainings should be organized by and reported to each Regional Stop the Bleed Coordinator (listed above) to ensure the best efforts and avoid duplication.Each Georgia public school system or district should train the maximum amount of school bus drivers, substitute drivers, and assistant drivers, as possible. After the training has been completed, the system or district will be awarded the appropriate amount of Georgia Trauma Commission Bleeding Control kits based upon the school bus count in each individual system or district. For each system or district, Training Rosters must be submitted to your Regional STB-GA Coordinator (listed above) AND to Billy Kunkle at billy@gtcnc.org after the completion of each training. 

INSTRUCTORS

Healthcare providers including physicians, nurses, paramedics, EMTs, and first responders are all eligible to teach the Stop the Bleed Course. Simply log in to www.bleedingcontol.org and register as an instructor. This will provide you with access to the most up to date information and training materials.