TB/HIV Humanitarian Public Health Physician

INOUSSA ZABSONRE, MD, MPH

**** **** *********, **********, **, 22193. USA, +1-609-***-****, ***********@*****.** OBJECTIVE

Improve population’s health related conditions by using my humanitarian, technical, clinical and health programs management experience and supporting health projects and programs around the world. BIOGRAPHY

I am a Medical Doctor with 2 MPH degrees from American Public University and University of Bordeaux/France. I’m US citizen, fluent in French and English. I worked with the US Agency for International Development (USAID) in the office of Infectious Diseases/Tuberculosis division as Public Health Advisor and MSF (Project Medical Referent). I worked as TB diagnostic Lead Advisor with USAID/IDDS project, as consultant for UNOPS/Stop TB partnership to strengthen Tuberculosis and HIV/TB projects and programs in low and middle incomes countries including infection prevention and control measures implementation in countries.

Before these positions, I worked with Doctors Without Borders-USA (MSF) in assignments in Eswatini, Mozambique and Congo/DRC. With MSF, I had worked in some African countries during humanitarians, emergencies/outbreaks and contribute to improve HIV and Tuberculosis patients’ management. I’ve 20 years work experience on TB/HIV, Tuberculosis/DRTB, HIV/AIDS, STDs management, health promotion, infection control, immunization and surveillance in low and middle-income countries: Burkina Faso and others West African countries, Congo/DRC, Mozambique and Eswatini, South Africa, Malawi, Ghana, Uganda. I led new TB drugs implementation in many countries in Africa. I have spent the past 20 years supporting humanitarian health projects and programs around the world. I’m passionate about this role and helping people in needs regardless of their religion, pollical affiliation, skin colour or sexual orientation. In these roles and positions, I performed high level solution analysis and complex settings. I designed tools and materials for risks scenario modelling and implemented specific health activities and products for better population health outcomes. I led the process of engaging stakeholders and partners in Eswatini, Congo/DRC, Malawi and other countries for specific heal activities for better coordination, plannings and cost-saving. I’ve a great sense of health and humanitarian problem reviews, assessment, stakeholders’ engagement and problem solving by my knowledges, skills and experience. I used to hold myself and others in the team accountable to meet commitments and performance indicators (KPIs). As Public Health Advisor, Technical Advisor, Project Medical Referent, my work involved but not limited to:

Analyzing humanitarian issues, developing policy recommendations, and advising my leadership and negotiation strategies related to humanitarian policy.

Use the knowledge from trainings and work experience to advise, provide technical support and evaluate technical information and issues related to diseases outbreaks, TB and HIV and others in resource limited settings.

Play a humanitarian leadership and oversight role for clinical data management and service delivery: o Review and evaluate data quality

o Develop and implement data quality tools and management

Designed and implemented measles outbreak response activities in Congo DRC with MSF.

In-country and remote support on health surveillance strategies including surveillance tool drafting, data analysis and interpretation.

Set collaborative coordination with other partners and organizations (including multilateral organizations such as WHO, GF, Stop TB partnership…) to assess, review, monitor progress and evaluates outcomes related to TB and HIV activities.

Explore, design, develop and implement innovative strategies and approaches to the organization for better health outcomes and humanitarian support

Designed tools and materials for health and humanitarians’ activities data collection, analysis, storage access, reporting, quality reviews and assessment for policy changes and updates.

Strengthening advocacy efforts, representing the organization in meetings, and ensuring the voices of affected populations are heard.

Develop protocols and work in collaborative way with partners, technical working groups and research committees for clinical data collection tools reviews, data analysis and interpretations.

Apply these knowledge and application of practices to design, analyze, manage, and implement public health programs in TB and HIV/AIDS related areas and other health programs.

Develop cross-cutting technical documents to scale-up TB/HIV coinfection screening, management and prevention activities.

Review HIV, Tuberculosis and others health emergencies proposals, screenings with HQ teams,

Oversight of grants administration, ensuring compliance with regulations, and providing guidance on policy and procedures.

Play a leadership and oversight role for clinical data management and study deliverables: o Review and evaluate data quality

o Develop and implement data quality tools and management

TB/DRTB diagnosis algorithms review and update taking into consideration WHO recommendation, international scientific evidence, and best practices.

Support the development of multi-country proposals in the database and dashboards

Provide technical assistance, expert assessments, for infectious diseases outbreaks, for quality-based implementation,

Coordinate with Implementing partners and local governments officers to design and implement new projects and monitor projects under implementation.

In-country and remote countries support on TB surveillance strategies including surveillance tool drafting, data analysis and interpretation

Give on-job mentoring and support to HCW and MoH (Ministry of Health) staff in health facilities.

Maintaining effective communication and coordination with various stakeholders, including UN agencies, governments, and local partners.

Conducting assessments to identify the most critical needs of populations affected by outbreaks, disasters and other health problems,

Focuses on policy development, analysis and negotiation strategies.

Leads on-the-ground medical operations, conducts need assessments, and coordinates response efforts.

Strengthens advocacy efforts, ensures the voices of affected populations are heard, and represents the organization in meetings.

Design and implement customized and integrated M&E and learning tools and functions with regular assessments, reviews and related corrective actions as needed

Develop and implement initial and continuous learning session (online and in-person) in infectious diseases, outbreak and non-communicable diseases.

Design and implement quality improvement tools and external quality assessment tools,

Human resources, administration and staff management: o Define the medical human resources needs to manage a medical project o Develop accurate medical job description and application of correct recruitment criteria. o Carry out individual briefings/debriefings, follow-up, individual technical evaluation identifies needs for training, organize and conduct trainings.

o Carry out coaching of team members, conflict resolution around medical issues. ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

o Analyzing humanitarian issues, developing policy recommendations, and advising my leadership and negotiation strategies related to humanitarian policy.

o Contributing to the development and implementation of organizational strategies and responses to humanitarian crises.

o Strengthening advocacy efforts, representing the organization in meetings, and ensuring the voices of affected populations are heard.

o Providing technical expertise and guidance on specific areas like emergency response, water and sanitation, or health.

o Oversight of grants administration, ensuring compliance with regulations, and providing guidance on policy and procedures.

o Maintaining effective communication and coordination with various stakeholders, including UN agencies, governments, and local partners.

o Conducting assessments to identify the most critical needs of populations affected. o Strengthens advocacy efforts, ensures the voices of affected populations are heard, and represents the organization in meetings.

o Provides technical expertise in specific areas, health, or protection. o Assesses needs, plans, coordinates, and implements humanitarian responses. o Training and supporting local partners to enhance their capacity to respond to humanitarian situations.

Countries of experience: USA, Congo DRC, eSwatini, South Africa, Afghanistan, Niger, Uganda, Malawi, Cote d’Ivoire, Mozambique, Ghana, Burkina Faso and others regional technical assistance assignment for training facilitations in South Africa, Kazakhstan and Thailand PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Position title Period-Time/week

HIV PrEP Program Administration Specialist/Community Health Worker

Prince William Health District

Manassas, Virginia

• 19/05/2025 to present

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements:

• Education and Outreach: Informing individuals, community organizations, and healthcare providers about PrEP and its role in HIV prevention.

• Patient Navigation: Guiding individuals through the process of getting PrEP, including screenings, appointments, and medication access.

• Implement and scale-up HIV PrEP activities in the health district with Truvada (TDF + emtricitabine), Descovy (TAF + emtricitabine), Apretude (Cabotegravir) and Yeztugo (Lenacapavir).

• Counseling and Support: Providing education on PrEP, risk reduction, and adherence strategies, while addressing any concerns or barriers.

• Referral and Linkage: Connecting individuals with medical providers for PrEP prescriptions and follow-up care, as well as other relevant services like insurance or financial assistance programs.

• Follow-up and Adherence: Ensuring individuals stay on PrEP by providing ongoing support, reminders, and addressing any issues that may arise.

• Record Keeping and Data Management: Maintaining accurate patient records and contributing to data collection efforts.

• Surveillance and Data Analysis: Collect, clean, and analyze data to find trends, patterns, and causes of health problems.

• Field Investigations: Investigate disease outbreaks, track transmission, and identify affected groups.

• Research: Design studies, write proposals, and research health-related issues like cancer, injuries, or disaster impacts.

• Program Evaluation: Assess the effectiveness of public health interventions and programs.

• Communication and Consultation: Translate complex data into understandable reports, presentations, and recommendations for health officials, policymakers, and the public.

• Policy Influence: Use evidence to advocate for policies that improve community health. Position title Period-Time/week

Public Health Advisor USAID, Washington DC.

TB/HIV Technical Advisor,

• 07/2021 to 3/01/2025

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements:

• Provide strategic TB/HIV and TB/DRTB technical expertise and support to USAID priority countries.

• Analyze the appropriateness of USAID TB/HIV and TB/DRTB activities in priority countries based on the TB/HIV epidemiology and service delivery system.

• Develop and sustain TB/HIV networks and builds alliances at the country and international level; collaborates across boundaries to build strategic relationships and achieve common goals.

• Evaluate USAID TB/HIV interventions against US Government and international TB policies and clinical guidance.

• Participate in the development of best practice models for TB/HIV, TB/DRTB integration and collaboration in USAID priority countries.

• Uses required knowledges through trainings and work experiences to support, advise, assess, and evaluate technical information and issues related to TB and HIV in low and middle resource settings.

• Provide Technical support for country TB/DRTB, new drugs, innovative tools/instruments and approaches to scale-up case findings and management.

• Assist countries to roll-out and scale-up suitable models for TB/HIV, TB/DRTB in collaboration with Ministries of Health, Global Fund, and other stakeholders.

• Provide clinical guidance and expertise to USAID’s global level clinical TB/HIV activities.

• Advise USAID Washington, Missions, and other partners on areas for USAID technical leadership and collaboration on new and updated technical TB/HIV policy and guidelines.

• Participate in the development and implementation of global and regional best practice models for TB/HIV in PEPFAR countries.

• Motivate, influence and challenges others; customize and adapts leadership styles from country cultural and situations for quality-based TB and HIV service delivery.

• Monitor and evaluate USAID’s TB/HIV, TB/DRTB interventions at global, regional, and country levels.

• Synthesize successes and lessons learned from USAID-supported TB/HIV interventions.

• Set specific targets and priorities with country teams for better and quality-based program implementation at short-

, mid- and long-term outcomes and goals.

• Contribute to knowledge and experience to TB/DRTB, TB/HIV components of R/COPs and USAID country and core work plans of implementing partners.

• Coordinates with other organizations and country level partners to accomplish common goals; monitors progress and evaluates outcomes.

• Participate in global and regional meetings and consultations to share and disseminate USAID experience and models of TB/HIV, TB/DRTB services integration and coordination. Position title Period-Time/week

Tuberculosis Diagnostic Lead Advisor with ICF for USAID funded Infectious Diseases Detection and Surveillance project (IDDS), Rockville, MD

• 09/2019 – 07/2021

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements:

• Provide technical expertise to ensure quality and rigorous design of TB interventions based upon expertise and knowledge of evidence-based methods, current practice, and established laboratory and operational standards.

• Build capacity in country-level, regional, or global staff.

• Assess current technical, scientific, managerial, and operational efficiencies on TB diagnostic at the program, regional, or global levels.

• Share best practices and contributing to the knowledge base through participation in scientific forums and technical networks. Shares new evidence and best practices with project, partners, and host countries.

• Serve on the project’s management team working closely with the Project Director, Laboratory Lead Advisor, Surveillance Lead Advisor, and Evidence Lead Advisor for an integrated, sustainable approach to the project activities

• Provide direct technical assistance to countries in the optimization of their TB diagnostic networks, incorporating internationally recommended algorithms, and introducing new diagnostic technologies and innovations.

• Provide direct technical assistance to countries in strengthening surveillance systems

• Ensure technical approaches for TB align with project’s log frame and indicators Position title Period-Time/week

International Consultant for Stop TB Partnership/UNOPS funded by USAID and GLC/WHO • 01/2017 - 08/2019

• 30 hours/week

Main achievements:

• Provided technical assistance for MDRTB shorter regimen implementation in countries

• Countries technical support on TB/DRTB diagnosis algorithm in line with WHO recommendation, scientific evidence, and best practice

• Technical expertise and support to countries for TB/HIV coinfection: prevention, screening, management, and quality assurance

• Staff capacity building and on TB/HIV coinfection and TPT.

• TB/DRTB surveillance tools drafting, review and staffs training on surveillance tools usage.

• Supported countries national TB program to scale-up Bedaquiline and Delamanid implementation and reporting of adverse events (aDSM and pharmacovigilance).

• Physician and clinician training on LPA results interpretation for patients better management

• Provided countries physician technical assistance to improve DRTB patient’s diagnosis and management included complicated XDRTB cases.

• Technical assistance to countries in TB diagnostic networks reinforcement and scale-up.

• Supported countries to implement proper DRTB projects and programs

• Provided technical assistance to countries for TB patient’s management quality improvement.

• DRTB program and clinical trainings implemented

• Community TB and DRTB awareness and mobilization done. Countries supported (consultancy mission): Afghanistan, Congo DRC, Niger, Uganda, Malawi, Ghana and others trips for training facilitations in South Africa, Kazakhstan and Thailand. Position title Period-Time/week

• Doctors without Borders/MSF in Congo DRC, Mozambique and Eswatini (contracted with Geneva then New York office) Project Medical Referent • 06/2015 – 10/2016

• 40 hours/week

HIV/TB.DRTB Coordinator • 01/2015 – 06/2015

• 40 hours/week

HIV/TB referent • 10/2013 – 12/2014

• 40 hours/week

Eswatini mission: My primary responsibility as the Project Medical Referent is to provide technical support to the project medical and paramedical teams working in health facilities and communities for implementation and technical follow up of medical activities of the 3 projects.

Main achievements during Eswatini mission:

o Provided technical support to medical teams to improve HIV and TB/DRTB diagnosis and treatment o High burden country for HIV and Tuberculosis program management o Implementation of new approaches to fight against HIV and TB/DRTB o Technical expertise and support to countries for TB/HIV coinfection: prevention, screening, management, and quality assurance

o Leadership role for end-to-end research data review and analysis for quality-based results and findings o National framework and reference document on TB/HIV coinfection, TPT implementation and scale-up. o TB/DRTB national framework review including TB/DRTB diagnosis algorithm. o Regular to the National TB Control Program on strengthening TB diagnosis network taking into consideration the community and remote health facilities.

o Play a leadership role in 2 main studies:

o Early Access for ART to All (EAAA): for the 1st time in southern Africa country, I led a ‘’treatment for All’’ study in Eswatini. I led the technical team to develop the study protocol, data collection tools and study implementation. o Prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) study: I played a key role in the study design and implementation. o Introduction and scale-up of new and innovative TB/DRTB diagnosis tools and material with the NTCP (GeneXpert, TB LAM, LPA and phenotypic DST).

o Community and rural area-based management for HIV and TB/DRTB o The quality of care for HIV and TB/DRTB patients has been improved throughout. o Medical Doctors and nurses have been empowered to manage complicated HIV and DRTB cases o Populations and the community have been empowered and involved in HIV and TB/DRTB patients management. o Reinforced mentoring and support to MSF and MoH staff in the health facilities o Ensured proper management for HIV patients on 1st, 2nd and 3rd line ART o Staff capacity building and on TB/HIV coinfection and TPT. o Ensured proper management for DRTB on new drugs: Bedaquilin, Pretonamid and Delamanid o HIV and TB/DRTB mortality have been reduced in the projects Position title Period-Time/week

• Doctors without Borders/MSF in Congo DRC, Mozambique and Eswatini (contracted with Geneva then New York office) HIV/TB Medical officer in Mozambique (February 2013 to September 2013) • 02/2013 – 09/2013

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements during Mozambique mission:

o Complicated HIV and Tuberculosis cases management o TB LAM technic introduction in the country and scale-up o Healthcare workers training and capacity building on TB/DRTB diagnosis algorithm o Improved Sarcoma Kaposi management

o Training skills improved on HIV and Tuberculosis o High burden country for HIV and Tuberculosis program management o Staff capacity building and on TB/HIV coinfection and TPT. o Implementation of new approaches to fight against HIV and TB/DRTB o The quality of care for HIV and TB/DRTB patients has been improved throughout.

Medical Doctors and nurses have been empowered to manage complicated HIV and DRTB cases

Ensured proper management for HIV patients on 1st, 2nd and 3rd line ART

HIV and TB/DRTB mortality have been reduced in the projects Position title Period-Time/week

• Doctors without Borders/MSF in Congo DRC, Mozambique and Eswatini (contracted with Geneva then New York office) Medical team leader in Measles outbreak /Congo-DRC in Buta (November 2012 to January 2013)

• 11/2012 – 01/2013

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements during Congo DRC mission:

o Measles mortality reduced

o Population mobilized for measles prevention

o Measles complications prevention and management

o Nurses coaching and training on measles management o Measles outbreak situation management

o Immunization program preparedness and implementation o Staff coaching and training on measles and tropical diseases o Improved measles management in IPD and ICU units o Measles co-morbidities prevention and management: malaria, anemia, respiratory complications, o Outreach activities in the community for awareness session o Immunization program implementation for measles

Position title Period-Time/week

National HIV/AIDS program: Burkina Faso ministry of health • 08/2009 – 11/2012

• 40 hours/week

Chief of the department/HIV patient’s care in the National AIDS program Main achievements:

o Provided technical support to medical teams to improve HIV and coinfected HIV-TB patients o Target groups awareness and mobilization implemented o NGOs have been strengthened and reinforced

o Enhanced national capacity to respond to TB and HIV o Lead technical Advisor for TB/HIV activities and TPT at national level o Drafted technical document for TPT and TB/HIV screening and management guides o Implementation of new approaches to fight against HIV and coinfected HIV-TB patients o Community and rural area-based management for HIV and coinfected HIV-TB patients o Global Fund proposal drafting, implementing and evaluation o The quality of care for HIV and TB patients has been improved throughout.

Medical Doctors and nurses have been empowered to manage complicated HIV and HIV-TB

Populations and the community have been empowered and involved in HIV and HIV-TB patients management

Reinforced mentoring and support to MoH staff in the health facilities

Ensured proper management for HIV patients on 1st, 2nd and 3rd line ART

HIV and TB mortality have been reduced in the projects Position title Period-Time/week

University hospital Yalgado Ouedraogo: Ministry of health Burkina Faso (January 2008 to July 2009)

• 01/2008 – 07/2009

• 40 hours/week

Medical Doctor at University Hospital Yalgado Ouédraogo Main achievements:

o HIV patients management has been improved

o More HIV patients with VL undetectable

o HIV related morbidity reduced

o Nurses and others MDs knowledge improved on HIV patient o Researches on HIV management and resistance conducted o 1st and 2nd line ART initiation and follow-up

o PMTCT strengthening and pediatric HIV medical care o Nurses coaching, mentoring and supervision and their skills improved o Nurses and Medical Doctors training on HIV and Tuberculosis Position title Period-Time/week

Ambulatory Treatment Center (CTA) in Ouagadougou for the French Red Cross. Director and Chief Medical Officer of the ambulatory treatment center in Ouagadougou

• 09/2006 – 12/2007

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements:

o Chief Medical Officer and Medical center Director o International NGO (French Red Cross) representation o HIV patients management has been improved

o More HIV patients with VL undetectable

o HIV related morbidity reduced

o Nurses and others MDs knowledge improved on HIV patient o Researches on HIV management and resistance conducted o 1st and 2nd line ART initiation and follow-up

o PMTCT strengthening and pediatric HIV medical care o Nurses coaching, mentoring and supervision and their skills improved o Nurses and Medical Doctors training on HIV and Tuberculosis o Participation on national HIV and TB guidelines drafting o Community mobilized on HIV and TB

o Providing medical care to patients infected by HIV and Tuberculosis o Staffs management: 3 Medical Doctors, 1 pharmacist, 5 nurses, 3 lab technologists Position title Period-Time/week

ALAVI National NGO (NGO to fight against HIV in the country). Senior Medical officer

• 05/2005 – 06/2006

• 40 hours/week

Main achievements:

o Outreach activities implemented in the community for HIV and Tuberculosis screening o Chief Medical Officer and Medical center Director o HIV patients management has been improved

o More HIV patients with VL undetectable

o HIV related morbidity reduced

o Nurses and others MDs knowledge improved on HIV patient o Researches on HIV management and resistance conducted o 1st and 2nd line ART initiation and follow-up

o PMTCT strengthening and pediatric HIV medical care o Nurses coaching, mentoring and supervision and their skills improved o Nurses and Medical Doctors training on HIV and Tuberculosis o Participation on national HIV and TB guidelines drafting o Community mobilized on HIV and TB

o Providing medical care to patients infected by HIV and Tuberculosis o Staffs management: 3 Medical Doctors, 1 pharmacist, 5 nurses, 3 lab technologists o Continuous medical education in medical treatments for communicable and non-communicable in regard to HIV infection SELECTED RELEVANT EXPERIECES

• Projects and programs management against HIV/AIDS o Technical expertise on TB/HIV and TPT activities implementation and follow-up o Quality assurance and improvement frameworks and document on TB/HIV and TPT o HIV program and research database development, review, and analysis. This includes data tool design, usage, quality assurance and validation.

o Community mobilization against and HIV/AIDS

o Target groups and key populations (commercial sex workers, MSM, migrants) mobilization and specifics messages development for them.

o Health workers training, supervision and mentoring on HIV, TB/HIV patient’s management. o Integration HIV/TB services

• Projects and programs management against TB and Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis (DRTB) o Technical expertise on TB diagnostic networks reinforcement and scale-up. o Technical expertise on TB-DRTB/HIV joint activities implementation and data management o TB and DRTB programs implementation and development o TB/DRTB diagnosis algorithms review and update taking into consideration WHO recommendation, international scientific evidences and best practices

o Technical expertise and assistance on introducing TB/DRTB new diagnostic technologies such as GeneXpert, TB LAM, TB LAMP, LPA technics (1st and 2nd line) and others phenotypic DST technics for DSTB, MDRTB, pre-XDERTB and XDRTB patients.

o Technical support on countries TB surveillance strategies including surveillance tool drafting, data analysis and interpretation

o RR/MDRTB shorter regimen implementation and rollout in countries o New drugs Bedaquilin, Pretonamid and Delamanid implementation and monitoring in countries. o Pharmacovigilance and aDSM strategy implementation o Community mobilization against TB and DRTB

o Target groups mobilization and specifics messages development o Health workers training, supervision and mentoring on TB and MDRTB patients’ management. o Children diagnosis and management on TB and DRTB o Consultant for new drugs and shorter treatment regimen implementation

• Projects and programs management against Tropical diseases. o Malaria, Measles, Nutrition and others

• Human resources, administration and staff management o Define the medical human resources needs to manage a medical project o Develop accurate medical job description and application of correct recruitment criteria. o Carry out individual briefings/debriefings, follow-up, individual technical evaluation identifies needs for training, organize and conduct trainings.

o Carry out coaching of team members, conflict resolution around medical issues.

• Experience in trainings:

o Training curricula TB/DRTB screening, diagnosis and management for Eswatini, Uganda, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Congo DRC and Afghanistan

o Draft HIV and Tuberculosis training curricula and contents o Facilitate training on HIV and Tuberculosis since 2005 in Burkina Faso, Gambia, Mali, Cote d’Ivoire and Eswatini o Former facilitator: University diploma on HIV and HIV/TB for sub- Saharan Africa countries in Ouagadougou/Burkina Faso

o Lectures/Webinar with Rutgers University Global Tuberculosis Institute (Newark-New Jersey) o Facilitator since 2011 for eSCART (electronic short course of antiretroviral therapy) organized by the Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM) in Antwerp, Belgium

o Draft the content and clinical cases for the online course on DRTB organized by ITM in Antwerp, Belgium. o Supporting, coaching and mentoring clinical staffs for HIV and Tuberculosis management (face to face and skype clinical cases discussions).

Volunteering activities

• Virginia Medical Reserve Corps: October 2019 to date

• Dale city volunteer Fire Department: March 2025 to date EDUCATION

• Master’s in public health, Feb 1st 2023. American Public University. USA

• Master’s in public health, 2011, lSPED at University Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2 in France.

• Medical doctor, 2005, University of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. FEMA Courses:

• IS-00909. Community Preparedness Implementing Simple Activities for Everyone

• IS-00200.b. ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incident, ICS-200

• IS-00244.b. Developing and Managing Volunteers

• IS-00100.c. Introduction to Incident Command System, ICS-100

• IS-00200.hca. Applying ICS to Healthcare Organizations ICS-200

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