Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Class Overview
Students will learn the most current and effective methods for treating gunshot wounds and a multitude of life-threatening injuries that one might encounter in a gunfight or any other high-risk scenario. These techniques have been continually used and proven effective by police officers, military, and first responders alike. Students will get hands-on experience throughout the class as they will practice these techniques at a number of workstations and through numerous scenarios.
Put simply, TCCC teaches students life-saving interventions that will buy valuable time until further trauma care can be provided. Take the responsibility to learn how to save someone else’s life or your own in even the most dire of circumstances!
Subjects
- Hemorrhage control
- Airway management
- Casualty management
- Splinting
- Tactical evacuation
- Recognition of life-threatening wounds
- The right intervention at the right time
- Proper technique for application of hemostatic agents
- Wounding patterns
- And MANY more…
Equipment
- A notepad and pen
- All practice medical supplies (tourniquets, etc) will be provided, but if you are interested in purchasing a high-quality med pack with quality contents, we recommend this med pack (make sure to select that you want a SOFTT-W TOURNIQUET and QuikClot Combat Gauze)
- All other materials will be provided
Class Details
Class Tuition:
From: $325.00
Prerequisites:
None, we welcome anyone over the age of 18 to join this important class with us regardless of whether or not they have prior firearms training.
Day & Times:
This is a 1-day class:
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Our 1-day classes will vary between being held on Saturdays or Sundays. Please refer to our Class Schedule for details.
Location:
Frequently Asked Questions
No, this is a lecture-based class. There will be interaction throughout the day and involvement by students in practicing many of the methods taught in class.
Yes, students must be 18 years of age to attend this class. This is because of the nature of the material being shared during class, some of which can be a bit graphic (learning about different kinds of bleeds, fractures, etc).
Absolutely! Like anything else, these are perishable skills. Many of the skills learned in this class can be applied in numerous instances to save a life, so they are very valuable to maintain.
If you have one you are more than welcome to bring it so you can reference the contents as they come up during class. However, you do not need to bring your own IFAK as we have lots of practice med kits and materials we provide for the training.
