Tactical Medical Training

NAEMT TCCC course

NAEMT TECC course for paramedics

NAEMT TECC-LEO course for law enforcement officers.

Blending the principles of TCCC,  TECC, and Stop the Bleed, this course is designed for corporate/church security groups, civic groups, teachers and non medically trained civilians who are interested in learning how to treat life threatening injuries when professional medical care is not immediately available.   

Remember, when seconds count, EMS and police are minutes away. 

This is an instructor level course offered through the Civilian Tactical Training Association.  Blending the principles of TECC and Stop the Bleed, this course is designed for to prepare instructors to teach threat assessment and prehospital trauma medical techniques for the non medically trained professional.    

Remember, when seconds count, EMS and police are minutes away.  

Our teacher training program is designed for educators looking to improve their first aid skills and room security in the event of an active shooter incidents.

The Tactical EMS School is a 70+ hour training camp designed for the  operator who will oversee or directly deliver emergency medical care for  a team or organization. Skills, drills, case studies and operational  exercises are based heavily upon the current Tactical Emergency Casualty  Care (TECC) model with an emphasis on prevention, preparedness,  occupational medicine, improvisational ability, and a penchant for  functioning as an effective team member. Our educational content is  approved by CoTECC and the International Board for Specialty Certifications (IBSC) recognizes our program for the  recertification of tactical medics. Our course is valid for the novice  and veteran alike, from first responder to emergency physician, as  everyone has a role to play in every circumstance. Our program is  residency-based with lodging and meals provided since most days run for  12 hours. We have offered this continually-evolving course annually  since 1987. 

Based on the life saving principles of TCCC, TECC, Stop the Bleed, CPR and Blood Borne Pathogens, the course can be designed to meet the goals of your team taking into account any special time constraints and security needs.  The training can be customized to meet the specific needs of your staff with an emphasis on practical, hands-on instruction. In addition to lifesaving capability, this program benefits your staff by fostering confidence, readiness, and improved preparedness during events when faced with life threatening emergencies.

Recommendations for equipment specific to the team's needs with training on that specific equipment is done through skill stations and customized scenarios.   

NAEMT: The purpose of the First on the Scene (FOTS) course is to prepare the public to help those who are  injured and save lives until EMS arrives. The target audience for this course is the general public, which  may include high school and college students.   

Communities across the country and around the world recognize the need to prepare their citizens to  respond to the injured until EMS can arrive on the scene. Whether from natural or manmade disasters,  active shooter events, or other incidents at which serious injuries or illnesses occur, increasing the  awareness and preparedness of the general public on what to do until EMS can respond is recognized as  a valuable aspect of community resilience and is encouraged and promoted by government agencies at  the local, state, national, and international levels.