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Tactical Emergency Medical Support
This 8‑hour course is designed for law enforcement personnel, security professionals, and fire/rescue first responders who may be required to operate in dynamic or austere environments and want to improve their ability to recognize and respond to life‑threatening medical emergencies until additional medical support arrives.
The course focuses on emergency first aid and casualty care skills commonly used in tactical or austere settings, drawing from widely recognized emergency care principles to support effective decision‑making under stress.
Emphasis is placed on threat awareness, injury recognition, and basic life‑saving first aid interventions appropriate for responders operating in challenging environments.
Key topics include:
Threat‑based care concepts and situational awareness
Phases of care in dynamic environments
Hemorrhage control using tourniquets, wound packing, and pressure dressings
Recognition and support of airway and breathing emergencies
Basic patient assessment and injury prioritization
Evacuation considerations and coordination until EMS arrival
The course combines classroom instruction, hands‑on skill development, and scenario‑based training to build confidence and practical application of first aid skills in real‑world situations.
Class Address: 12730 Pine Bend Trail, Rosemount MN 55068
Suggested Equipment: Duty or Patrol style uniforms, training guns if available (Simunition or RedMan style, no ammo needed).
Additional Information will be send out via email before class start date.
Tactical Emergency Medical Support
This 8‑hour course is designed for law enforcement personnel, security professionals, and fire/rescue first responders who may be required to operate in dynamic or austere environments and want to improve their ability to recognize and respond to life‑threatening medical emergencies until additional medical support arrives.
The course focuses on emergency first aid and casualty care skills commonly used in tactical or austere settings, drawing from widely recognized emergency care principles to support effective decision‑making under stress.
Emphasis is placed on threat awareness, injury recognition, and basic life‑saving first aid interventions appropriate for responders operating in challenging environments.
Key topics include:
Threat‑based care concepts and situational awareness
Phases of care in dynamic environments
Hemorrhage control using tourniquets, wound packing, and pressure dressings
Recognition and support of airway and breathing emergencies
Basic patient assessment and injury prioritization
Evacuation considerations and coordination until EMS arrival
The course combines classroom instruction, hands‑on skill development, and scenario‑based training to build confidence and practical application of first aid skills in real‑world situations.
Class Address: 12730 Pine Bend Trail, Rosemount MN 55068
Suggested Equipment: Duty or Patrol style uniforms, training guns if available (Simunition or RedMan style, no ammo needed).
Additional Information will be send out via email before class start date.