Doug began his EMS career in 1973. He became the Director of the Emergency Medical Services Learning Resources Center at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He retired from the University in 2014. Doug currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). Doug has been a member of the CoAEMSP Board of Directors since 2002.
Doug is a Site Visitor for the CoAEMSP, CoARATE (Assistive Technology), CoA-ACS (Advanced Cardiovascular Technology) and CoA-SBBT (Specialist in Blood Bank Technology).
Doug is one of the identified “Readers” that review the CoAEMSP self-studies and develops the Executive Analysis for the programs applying for accreditation.
As the eyes and ears of the CoAEMSP/CAAHEP, site visitors play an essential role in collecting information about a program's adherence to the CAAHEP Standards. Site visitor service is a
As the eyes and ears of the CoAEMSP/CAAHEP, site visitors play an essential role in collecting information about a program’s adherence to the CAAHEP Standards. Site visitor service is a meaningful way to give back to the profession and a beneficial experiential learning opportunity. The site visitor workshop will educate the guest on how to conduct a site visit, the expectations of a site visitor, and how to evaluate the program based on the CAAHEP Standards.
This is an invite only session.
(Wednesday) 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Doug York, NRP, PS, Jennifer Anderson Warwick, MA
As the eyes and ears of the CoAEMSP/CAAHEP, site visitors play an essential role in collecting information about a program's adherence to the CAAHEP Standards. Site visitor service is a
As the eyes and ears of the CoAEMSP/CAAHEP, site visitors play an essential role in collecting information about a program’s adherence to the CAAHEP Standards. Site visitor service is a meaningful way to give back to the profession and a beneficial experiential learning opportunity. The site visitor workshop will educate the guest on how to conduct a site visit, the expectations of a site visitor, and how to evaluate the program based on the CAAHEP Standards.
This is an invite only session.
(Thursday) 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Doug York, NRP, PS, Jennifer Anderson Warwick, MA
One of the more important requirements of accreditation is a program's ability to track and document student progress throughout the program. This session will reveal pitfalls that have been discovered
One of the more important requirements of accreditation is a program’s ability to track and document student progress throughout the program. This session will reveal pitfalls that have been discovered during the accreditation process, and is designed to promote discussion on how to address the identified concerns and identify solutions that could be implemented by programs to improve their tracking.
CAPCE Credit: [1]
(Saturday) 9:15 am - 10:15 am
You only thought your site visit was fast, come see one in under 60 minutes (and no this is not the new format). Join a few experienced site visitors with
You only thought your site visit was fast, come see one in under 60 minutes (and no this is not the new format). Join a few experienced site visitors with a combination of 350 site visits between us as we run (no walking) through a complete site visit from the first phone call to the drop off at the airport. We will demonstrate each section of the visit: the introduction, the meeting with the deans, the meetings with students, graduates, employers, faculty, and the working lobster lunch. Questions and valuable answers will be mixed in with each section of the visit. If your site visit is looming, this session will address and answer many of your concerns. AND, you may learn about the two antennas that got married.
CAPCE Credit: [1]
(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Doug York, NRP, PS, Dr. Michael Miller, Jeff McDonald, MEd, NRP