General Questions

Who can take the PDM Course?

PDM is open to all interested parties and individuals, however, the target audience is medical care providers.

We welcome:

• Disaster-experienced professionals seeking pediatric expertise: Those with a strong foundation in disaster response but minimal or no experience with pediatric patients.
• Pediatric care professionals new to disaster response: Healthcare professionals skilled in pediatric care but unfamiliar with disaster management principles. (Physicians, NP/PA, Nurses, RT, Pharmacy, etc)
• Anyone interested in pediatric disaster preparedness: Whether you’re looking to build confidence or expand your skill set, this course is for you!

Is there a cost or fee for taking the PDM Course for either the in-person or virtual version? 

No.

What languages are PDM Courses offered in?

Currently, the PDM Course slides, Student Manual, and Instructor Manual are available in English.

How do I register for the PDM Course?

Submit a Student Interest Form here: https://wrap-em.org/pdm.You will be sent a Student Registration Form by your Course Director or the PDM Coordinator once you are matched with an upcoming or existing course.

PDM Certificate and CME Credit

Upon completion of each module, you will have the opportunity to request CME Credit. Your Course Director will assist you with the submission process. CME Credit is provided by Loma Linda University. Upon completion of the core curriculum (Modules 1-10), the PDM Student will be eligible to request a PDM Certificate from their Course Director. Completion of the clinical track (Modules 11-13) does not include a separate certificate. Students who complete some modules but not the entire core curriculum will be ineligible to receive the PDM: Modular Training Series Certificate.