
Shots Fired: Managing an On-Campus Shooting at a Hospital
When violence impacts a healthcare campus, success depends on far more than the actions of a single agency. Hospitals must simultaneously support patient care, protect staff and visitors, maintain critical operations, coordinate with public safety partners, and manage rapidly evolving information. This presentation explores a realworld shooting incident at Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital and examines how healthcare leaders, emergency managers, security personnel, and law enforcement partners worked together through a rapidly unfolding crisis. Using the incident as a case study, attendees will gain practical insights into the application of Unified Command in a healthcare setting, including the coordination of hospital incident command, law enforcement operations, emergency communications, executive leadership engagement, and recovery activities. The session will highlight key lessons learned from both successes and challenges encountered during the response, emphasizing the importance of preestablished partnerships, shared situational awareness, clear communication, and coordinated decision-making under pressure.

Caleb Parton, MSHA, BSPH, CHEP, CHSP, HcEM-P, PEM
Lead Business Assurance Specialist,
Corewell Health

Amanda Lemkuil
Corewell Health
ABOUT THE PRESENTER:
Caleb Parton is a healthcare emergency management and business assurance leader with a proven track record of supporting organizations before, during, and after crisis events at the intersection of healthcare operations and public safety. Based in Southfield, Michigan, he serves as a Lead Business Assurance Specialist at Corewell Health, supporting emergency management programs across Southeastern Michigan with a focus on crisis preparedness, incident command support, and enterprise readiness. Caleb works closely with executive leadership, law enforcement partners, emergency services, and security teams to prepare for and respond to mass casualty incidents, infrastructure failures, cybersecurity events, and public health emergencies, bringing clarity, coordination, and sound decision‑making to unified command environments.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER:
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