TACTICAL MEDICINE

Israeli  Anti-Terrorism Training School

Duration:  2 days

Location:  Las Vegas, Nevada

Course Summary:  You may be the only person available to provide medical care to wounded team members. Life threatening injuries require fast and skilled intervention. Would you know what to do?  CRI’s Israeli Tactical Medicine course provides operators and first responders the knowledge, skills and confidence to deliver emergency medical care in combat and/or emergency situation. This course is appropriate for a range of skill levels and is taught by a combat veteran who has used these skills under fire.  No prior medical training is required, and operators with prior medical experience will benefit from this Course as well. Instruction emphasizes a pragmatic approach with hands-on skills sessions, active shooter scenarios and individual instruction. Realistic scenarios will refine Operator ability to provide appropriate medical care AND complete tactical objectives.  

TESTIMONIAL:  

  Regarding your Tac Medic Course:  I felt that you did an excellent job preparing me for "real world" scenarios and trauma management.  You provided me with many practical "pearls" that have been easy to implement, and hard to forget.  Your support team was very professional, and a pleasure to work with too. Plus, you having "been there, done that" is something few other training providers can offer.  "Scott W. Barclay, D.O. Cornerstone Family & Sports Medicine" www.BigSpringDoc.com

Primary learning modules:  The course is broken down into FOUR main modules:

The first 15 minutes

Care under live fire

Scenarios and Carries = Tactical Shooting (air soft for simulation scenarios)

  

Tactical Medicine:

Tactical Medicine in a combat environment

Care under the most life-threatening conditions

Priorities of administering first aid under fire

HCAPER - Trauma Casualty assessment, body search

Basic and Intermediate airway management

Open and Closed chest wounds and decompression

TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX

Hemorrhage management including tourniquet use

Patient Assessment: Triage, Primary and Secondary Surveys

The realities of setting up an efficient triage system

Basic and Intermediate Airway Management

Hemorrhage/Bleeding Management–Tourniquets/Hemostatic Agents

Basic Life Support: Artificial Respiration & CPR

Cervical Spine Injuries and Immobilization

Musculo-skeletal Injuries and Splinting

Emergency Wound Care and Infection Management

Environmental Emergencies (heat, cold, drowning)

Burns and Blast Injuries

The differences between law enforcement and military field care

Best methods for transporting your gear while on the scene

Right equipment and supplies for a tactical medical kit

Medical kit development - Equipment for combat

Patient extrication/movement

Tactical vs non tactical decisions & Medical-Legal Issues.

    

Student-Provided Recommended Equipment:  Notebook, pen and pencil, hydration system and appropriate clothing.

Provided by CRI:  Course materials, meals during training, knee and elbow pads.

Prerequisites that must be completed PRIOR to beginning the Training Course: Due to the extensive nature of the training during our courses, a background investigation will be conducted.  90% of all applicants are accepted.  You will need to provide some form of criminal records - non felony conviction proof, such as a state issued C.C.W. card, weapon registration card, state background check, or DD-214, vetting you.  Persons who are convicted felons, have a documented history of mental illness, need not apply. C.R.I. reserves the right to adjust or change curriculum, dependant on time or student comprehension.  Post 20% of the course start, there are NO refunds.

For more information call: 702-222-3489 or E-mail us. 

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