59MDWI10-2901 — En Route Critical Care Team Policy, Procedures, And Operation

59MDWI10-2901 governs En-Route Critical Care Team policy, procedures, and operation for the 59th Medical Wing.

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  • Publication number: 59MDWI10-2901
  • Title: EN ROUTE CRITICAL CARE TEAM POLICY, PROCEDURES, AND OPERATION
  • Date: 2023-04-27

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It covers ERCC pilot unit management, mission recall and management, on-call rosters and responsibilities, personnel requirements, and peacetime equipment and supply management. It requires training, readiness, documentation, equipment checks, and mission-response actions.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned to the 59 MDW.

Topics covered

  • En-Route Critical Care Team operations
  • Pilot unit management
  • Mission recall process
  • Mission management
  • ERCC on-call rosters
  • ERCC personnel requirements
  • Peacetime equipment and supply management

Questions and answers

Who must participate in ERCC on-call duty?

Participation is mandatory for all members assigned to a CCATT UTC. Members who meet all CCATT requirements but are not assigned to a UTC may volunteer for CCATT Call. (paragraph 7)

How quickly must the primary ERCC team respond to a call?

Responding within 1 hour to pages/calls and must report as directed by the ERCC Pilot Unit Manager, NCOIC or other directive authority (eg. Medical Control Center). (paragraph 7)

What must ERCC members do to remain ready to fly while on call?

ERCC members must ensure they are ready to fly while on call. This includes refraining from consuming alcohol, maintaining adequate sleep, refraining from the use of over-the-counter medications that impact their ability to perform their job (AFI 11-202V2, Aircrew Standardization/Evaluation Program, paragraph 2.7). (paragraph 7)

When must ERCC UTC members attend the initial CCATT course?

All members assigned to ERCC UTCs will attend the initial CCATT course (B3OZYCCATT) within six months of assignment. All members assigned to ERCC UTCs will initiate training within 60 days of assignment. (paragraph 4)

How often is ERCC-specific sustainment training required?

All ERCC members will participate in mandatory quarterly ERCC specific sustainment training in addition to maintaining their CMR list. Sustainment training by attending a C-STARS Cincinnati course will be required once every 36 months. (paragraph 4)

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