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Department of Operational Medical Support

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The University of Missouri’s Department of Operational Medical Support (UM-DOMS) provides medical directorship, support, and training for the Missouri State Police, the Columbia Police Department, and the Boone County Sheriff’s Department, as well as the state, county and city SWAT teams. The UM-DOMS is a proud supporter of the TIGERMED Team (Tactical Integrated Emergency Response Team) that provides training, medical oversight, and support for rural Missouri SWAT teams.

Operation Medical Support also provides contracted courses, mini-fellowships, and medical services to local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, in addition to National Guard units and US Military Forces. All services and courses can be customized to meet your agency’s needs. Services and courses include:

• Tactical Medicine
• Emergency General Surgery
• Disaster Surgical Response
• Disaster Medicine
• Trauma Surgery
• Acute Care Surgery
• Surgical Critical Care
• Burn Surgery
• Minimal Invasive Surgery
• OB/GYN
• Pediatric Trauma

Courses and mini-fellowships are provided to physicians, medics, physician’s assistants, nurses, and other medical personnel. These courses and mini-fellowships are taught in the surgical skill cadaver lab, the simulations lab, the live tissue lab, and also in the field.

For more information, please Dave MacIntyre, DO, Director Operational Medical Support and Medical Director Emergency General Surgery at 573-884-1880, or by email at Macintyrea@health.missouri.edu

You can also contact John McNeely, BSN, RN, EMT-B, Manager of Field Operations at 573-882-0537 or by email at mcneelyjh@health.missouri.edu

Bill Gault, contact liaison, can be reached at 702-371-6952 or bill@q4si.com