Education & Research
Hospital Education & Staff Development
MISSION: To educate and orient all Keller Army Community Hospital (KACH) staff in procedures and skills guided by the mission using in-person, online, and simulation technology training.
VISION: To meet the evolving needs of our unique patient populations by using evidence-based practices and delivering informed, high-quality patient-centered care.
Life Support Course Certification through American Red Cross and Military Training Network
- Basic Life Support (BLS) - Every Tuesday with a few exemptions
- Advanced Life Support (ALS) - Once a month
- Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) - Once a month
The following people can attend the (above) courses:
- Military Service Members in the medical field who work with or in support of the DHA mission (AD, Reserve, National Guard, AF, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard)
- Active Duty Military who serves as First Responders (e.g., Military Police, firefighters, EMTs, public works staff, etc.)
- American Red Cross Volunteers
- USMA Cadets in their Senior Year (priority goes to the premed students)
- USMA Cadets enrolled in the Cadet Shadowing Program
- USMA Cadets members of the Ski Patrol
- DHA Civ employee
- DHA Contractor employee (if stated in their contract)
- Graduate Medical Education (GME) Students
- USU Students
- HPSP Students
E-mail
Keller Army Community Hospital's Hospital Education & Staff Development to request registration or for any questions.
Please include your email associated with American Red Cross to locate your account and successfully enroll you for a course.
Students’ placement for clinical rotation and shadowing opportunities
E-mail
Keller Army Community Hospital's Hospital Education & Staff Development for any questions.
Simulation training
E-mail
Keller Army Community Hospital's Hospital Education & Staff Development for any questions.
All other requests are on a case-by-case basis and space availability.