TEPS 2016 Agenda

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Here are a few of the speakers and their topics for TEPS 2016

  • Eric Clauss - The Pursuit of Balance in Life's Journey
  • John Galvin - Critical Incident Stress Management
  • Deena Kail - Safe Sleep Pediatric Program
  • Don Friddle - Search Operations
  • Edwin Grant - Team Adam The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
  • Lt. Chambers - Chattanooga Active Shooter
  • Melisa Hucks - Working together to accomplish a unified goal
  • Dr. Haley Polhill - Pitfalls in Pediatric Disaster Response

A full agenda will be available soon

Registration for TEPS 2016 is Live!

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Here are a few of the speakers and their topics:

  • Eric Clauss - The Pursuit of Balance in Life's Journey
  • John Galvin - Critical Incident Stress Management
  • Deena Kail - Safe Sleep Pediatric Program
  • Don Friddle - Search Operations
  • Edwin Grant - Team Adam The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
  • Lt. Chambers - Chattanooga Active Shooter
  • Melisa Hucks - Working together to accomplish a unified goal
  • Dr. Haley Polhill - Pitfalls in Pediatric Disaster Response

A full agenda will be available soon

Change in Keynote Speaker for TEPS 2014

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In addition to the already amazing lineup of speakers for this year’s conference, we have the honor of having a special guest, Dr. Rendi Murphree, for our first keynote speaker on Wednesday, November 5. Dr. Murphree recently returned from a 30-day deployment to Monrovia, Liberia where she served as the CDC advisor to the Monrovia/Montserrado County Health Team during the Ebola Virus Outbreak. During her presentation entitled, “Responding to the Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak in Monrovia, Liberia—Crippled Infrastructure, Uncontrolled Morbidity, and Mass Casualty Lessons for Tennessee”, she will expound on her experiences and provide an account of her deployment to Monrovia, Liberia supporting the fight to stop the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak by providing technical assistance and subject matter expertise to the Monrovia/Montserrado County Health Team. Montserrado has a population of 1.3 million (25% of Liberia) and they reported >40% of Liberian patients and deaths attributed to EVD during her time in-country. The magnitude and scope of EVD outbreak exceeds any disaster experienced by our generation of responders. Dr. Murphree will share her experiences as they apply towards improving capacity for response to health threats in Tennessee.
She will also be heading up a breakout session the same day on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and proper donning and doffing for medical and non-medical personnel.

Check out all of our speakers at:
http://www.teps.us/agenda/
If you haven’t registered yet, you can do so at:
http://www.teps.us/registration