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“I
loved everything about the training. Very well planned, well
laid out, great curriculum. I would love to have other officers
I work with participate in this training. Everybody could benefit
from this training.”
Jason Courson,
Police Officer,
Creve Coeur, Missouri |
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“Todd,
thank you for your hard work and dedication! You have honed
your craft and have a special way of instruction that commands
attention and respect yet still remains a fun and exciting environment
to learn. Looking forward to future instruction.”
Terry Cavaness,
Firefighter-Paramedic,
Florissant Valley FPD, Missouri |
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“The
multimedia was just enough, the curriculum and presentation
were great, you met all of the training objectives. You must
keep the practical exercises, they are a great learning experience
for all students and role-players.”
Nathaniel Looper,
Medical Operations Officer,
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Tactical Medical Responder
**This
course is Missouri P.O.S.T. Approved**
Tuition:
$395 per student
Audience: Law Enforcement 1st Responders to
include patrol, SRO's, Traffic, Tactical Medics, Special Operations
personnel. Valid for instructors.
Description:
This course is valid for EVERY peace officer regardless of their level of
medical training.
This program IS NOT a rehashing of your academy first responder class and
the intent is not to make you an EMT. With the specter of mass casualty
incidents on the continual rise, and your likely response to an active shooter event, this course
will give you skills you can use to save lives in those precious few minutes
before medics can be introduced into the unsecure, immediate action area. The concepts presented
are based upon the most current and innovative techniques currently in use
by the United States Military as dictated by the "Tactical Combat Casualty
Care" (TC3) model as well as civilian EMS trauma guidelines as used by our current
emergency response systems.
Topics include:
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Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TC3)
• Self Aid and Buddy Aid
• What To Do When the Shooting Stops
• Airway Management and Adjuncts
• Hemorrhage Control Devices
• Medical Kits for the First Responder
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• How
to Triage All Age Groups
• Operating in Low Light
• Sensory Deprived Assessment
• Managing Sensory Overload
• Spinal Immobilization Considerations
• Evacuation Platforms for Rescue |
Regarding our Training Philosophy and Practices:
Our training staff is composed of professional and experienced coaches
and we are students ourselves.
We believe in
treating everyone respectfully and as adult learners. Our coaches participate
in the learning process and we use a building block approach to solidify
skills before moving toward more advanced concepts.
We DO NOT believe
in “check the box” training nor do we believe in “lowest
common denominator” training. Individual assistance is always available.
Those who are
not safe and conscientious with their equipment, those who are not willing
to be open-minded, receive new information and try new concepts, and those
who are not capable of keeping their ego in check should not enroll in
our trainings.
Logistics:
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Duty or Tactical Gear
• Blue Gun or Inert Simulation Pistol
• Gas Mask
• Eye Protection – goggles preferred
• Knee pads
• Kevlar or Nomex Tactical Gloves
• High Intensity Flashlight
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Hydration Source
• Hearing Protection – Muffs or Plugs
• Clothing suitable for physical activity and appropriate
for weather conditions
• CPR Pocket Mask with One Way Valve
• Medical Kit issued or carried on duty
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Handheld Light:
All participants must have at least one high intensity hand held light
**This
course is Missouri P.O.S.T. Approved**
Select The Other Courses:
Tactical | Firearms
| Sniper | Less
Lethal | Defensive Tactics | Force
Sector Model
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