What the professionals say about SECFOR’s Tactical Combat Casualty Care / TCCC Training programs
“This Tactical medicine course is by far the best I have seen in my 15 years of service in the SEAL teams. The final exercise is as realistic and stressful as I’ve seen in a training environment. They not only hit the wickets for the cert but also provide some unparalleled realistic training scenarios utilizing Hollywood makeup artists and the most knowledgeable instructors in the business.”
Josh K
SEAL Medic/18D
“I am a 12 year Paramedic, SWAT Medic and WPS1/WPS2 PSS Paramedic…I took this course years ago and to this day it is the best tactical combat casualty program I have ever been to.”
Brian D
Department of State WPS/PSS Paramedic
Medical Programs
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care / TECC
TECC is the civilian first responders, security personnel and public safety that may find themselves in mass casualty or elevated threat or tactical scenario
Tactical Combat Casualty Care – All Service Members (TCCC-ASM)
This is the newest NAEMT program that replaces All Personnel version of TCCC and is designed for non-medical personnel operating in conflict zones
Tactical Combat Casualty Care-Combat Life Saver (TCCC-CLS)
Ideal for Protection Teams and Overseas Contract Personnel
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care – Combat Medic Corpsman (TCCC-CMC)
This course is designed for existing medical personnel paramedics through MDs
Protective Medicine – High Risk First Responder
This course includes 3 medical certifications and is ideal for security personnel
- Emergency Medical Response
- Basic Life Support – CPR/AED Adult, Pediatric
- Tactical Combat Casualty Care – Combat Life Saver
Why SECFOR?
- SECFOR has been an approved NAEMT training site since 2012
- All courses are approved by American College of Surgeons
- Continuing education credits available to medical providers
- Our basic course is considered “advanced” by other organizations
- Current & former Special Operation medics as instructors
- SECFOR is an authorized American Red Cross Training Provider
Students above resorting to back-up tourniquets during mass casualty final scenario testing. During a mass casualty incident, it is likely that resources will be quickly depleted, and non CoTCCC approved or improvised tourniquets may be the only hemorrhage control devices available. Students will learn all popular first responder equipment just in case their gear is quickly used up in during an emergency situation.
Training in San Diego, Arizona, Oregon, & International locations
Some topics include
- Rapid Patient Assessment
- Trauma care approach to Active Shooters
- Professional wound moulage and special effects
- Mass Casualty trauma care
- Effectively stopping massive bleeding
- Gunshot wound characteristics and treatment
- Hemostatic Agents (Combat Gauze, Celox)
- Use of Tourniquets (CAT, SOF-T, Other CoTCCC approved tourniquets)
- Proper direct pressure
- Compression bandages (Commercial & improvised)
- Tactical Priorities – When to treat, when to escape, when to fight
- Airway Management & emergency airways
- Chest Seals (What works, what doesn’t…straight from the field)
- Self care
- Trauma Kit development
- Different phases of care (And what the non-experienced TCCC instructors are not telling you)
- Case Studies, once again, right from the experience of our staff
- Blast injuries
- Casualty Collection Points
- Incident Management, Leadership and Decision making
- Medical Evacuation considerations
- Demonstration and skills practice
- TCCC Phases of Care
- Private and Group Training available
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