Foundational Medical Skills for High-Threat Environments
This course introduces students to the core principles of providing emergency medical care in tactical and potentially hostile environments. Designed for law enforcement, EMS, and other public safety personnel, the training focuses on delivering life-saving interventions while operating in dynamic, high-risk scenarios.
Participants will develop the medical skills and operational mindset needed to function as part of a tactical team or within law enforcement-supportive roles.
Key topics include:
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Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) fundamentals
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Care under fire and tactical field care principles
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Bleeding control, airway management, and patient assessment
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Movement and positioning under threat
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Team communication and casualty evacuation procedures
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Equipment familiarization and scenario-based training
This course is ideal for those entering the field of tactical medicine or looking to enhance their operational readiness. It builds a solid foundation for more advanced training and ensures participants are prepared to deliver effective care in fast-moving, unpredictable environments.