JKSA, Knowledge Assessment, Expeditionary Emergency Medicine

Expeditionary Emergency Medicine (in development)

The JKSA Emergency Medicine knowledge advancement and assessment course is designed to support all physicians who are deployable to provide emergency medical care in meeting the knowledge requirements associated with their respective expeditionary scopes of practice. The course includes an online exam composed of 200 case-based multiple-choice questions. The total exam time is 6-hours, which may be spread across multiple sessions to facilitate on-demand access for test takers. Successful completion of the exam with a score of 80% or higher will earn the test taker 102 AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits. Within the 6-hour testing window, missed exam questions may be revisited to reach an 80% score. All physicians who are deployable to provide emergency medical care are eligible to participate in the knowledge advancement and assessment exam every 3-years.

Course focus includes 8 subdomains: 1. Critical Care 2. Environmental 3. General Trauma 4. Head and Neck Trauma 5. Initial Resuscitation 6. Orthopedic Trauma 7. Military Specific 8. Universal Domains