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ICS products are designed to be compatible with and compliant with NIMS, as directed by the National Response Framework and adopted by the FIRESCOPE Board of Directors.  \nAdditional information and documentation can be obtained from the following source:  \nFIRESCOPE Document Control 23300 Castle Street Riverside, Ca 92518 951-782-4174  \n[www.firescope.caloes.ca.gov](www.firescope.caloes.ca.gov)  \nTable of Contents  \nINTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 4  \nMODULAR DEVELOPMENT .......................................................................................... 5  \nInitial Response Organization: ..................................................................................... 5  \nInitial Response Organization Chart ............................................................................ 5  \nReinforced Response Organization: ............................................................................ 6  \nReinforced Response Organizational Chart................................................................. 6  \nMulti-Division / Multi-Branch Response Organization: ................................................. 7  \nMulti-Division / Multi-Branch Organizational Chart ....................................................... 7  \nPOSITION CHECKLISTS ................................................................................................ 8  \nCritical Incident Peer Support Team (CIPS) ................................................................. 8  \nCritical Incident Stress Lead (CISL) ........................................................................... 10  \nCritical Incident Stress Management (CISM) ............................................................. 11  \nCritical Incident Clinician (CICL) ................................................................................ 13  \nCritical Incident Stress Chaplain (CISC) .................................................................... 14  \nCritical Incident Stress K9 (CISK) .............................................................................. 15  \nAPPENDIX 1 ................................................................................................................. 18  \nTERMINOLOGY ........................................................................................................ 18  \nAnimal-Assisted Crisis Response (AACR): ............................................................ 18  \nCritical Incident: ...................................................................................................... 18  \nCrisis Intervention:.................................................................................................. 18  \nCrisis Management Briefing: .................................................................................. 18  \nCritical Incident Peer Support (CIPS) Team ........................................................... 19  \nCritical Incident Stress Chaplain (CISC): ................................................................ 19  \nCritical Incident Clinician (CICL): ............................................................................ 19  \nCritical Incident Stress K9 (CISK):.......................................................................... 20  \nCritical Incident Stress Management (CISM): ........................................................ 20  \nCritical Incident Stress Team Lead (CISL): ............................................................. 20  \nCulturally Competent Clinician: .............................................................................. 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