Battlefield Trauma Management

Description

In this course, the student will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and effectively provide lifesaving self/buddy aid within a tactical environment during a live-fire scenario based day of training on the range. The students will have to safely and effectively engage threats while rescuing a casualty and providing life-saving medical care. The focus will be placed on safe tactics, correct recognition of the casualty’s injuries and the appropriate medical aid being delivered.

Equipment Needed:

Pistol-100 rnds
Carbine-300 rnds
Personal IFAK
15'-20' webbing
Ear/eye protection
Helmet-optional
Plates and carrier-optional
Training medical response equipment-optional

Documentation Requirements

Driver License
or
Govt. ID

The instructor requires a copy of your driver's license once you register.

Requirements

Equipment Needed:

Pistol-100 rnds
Carbine-300 rnds
Personal IFAK
15'-20' webbing
Ear/eye protection
Helmet-optional
Plates and carrier-optional
Training medical response equipment-optional

U.S Citizen or ITAR Approved Person

Bring appropriate I.D.
Personal Protection Equipment

Eye & Ear Protection, Knee & Elbow Pads, Body Armor & Helmet, No open Shoes, etc…
Be Weather Prepared

Bring Food, Water, & Sunscreen
Note-taking Materials

Notepad, Pencil, Pen, etc…
Be Positive & Open Minded

This is a learning environment that requires correcting

Topics Covered

Effectively engage threats while rescuing a casualty
Providing life-saving medical care
Safe tactics, correct recognition of the casualty’s injuries
Appropriate medical aid being delivered.

Expectations and Outcomes

In Completion of this course, student will have a better understanding of how to effectively engage threats while rescuing a casualty,provide life-saving medical care,
safe tactics, correct recognition of the casualty’s injuries and
appropriate medical aid being delivered.