The Disaster Medicine and Emergency Response track within the K4B program integrates Disaster Risk Management and Response, Emergency Medical Services, Public Health Officer, and Health Informatics to prepare students for specialized roles in managing medical emergencies and disaster response operations. This interdisciplinary track equips students with the skills to coordinate medical services during disasters, provide emergency care, manage public health systems, and leverage health informatics for efficient crisis management. Coursework covers disaster preparedness, emergency medical protocols, public health strategies, and the use of digital health technologies for effective disaster response. The program emphasizes rigorous quizzing practices, including scenario-based drills, real-world simulations, and interactive problem-solving exercises to ensure mastery of both medical and logistical aspects of disaster response. Upon successful completion of integrated courses, students receive a Specialization Certificate in Disaster Medicine and Emergency Response, accompanied by a detailed Courses Grade Report and a General Grade. Additionally, students are awarded Course-Specific Certificates in areas such as Disaster Risk Management, Emergency Medical Services, Public Health Crisis Management, and Health Informatics for Emergency Response. These certifications validate their expertise, enhancing employability in sectors such as emergency medical services, disaster management agencies, public health organizations, and health informatics roles.