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Whether you’re in the military, law enforcement, fire services, or EMS, understanding Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) or Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) is non-negotiable for anyone looking to effectively render care under fire. 🌟 Why Choose Our TECC/TCCC Training? 1. Rooted in the principles developed from battlefield medicine, our training focuses on the three phases of tactical casualty care, integrating language and techniques familiar to civilian EMS, fire, and law enforcement. 2. We don’t just teach theory. Our courses immerse participants in realistic scenarios using live actors, high-fidelity props, and professional moulage teams to create stress-inoculated environments where lessons are put to the test. 3. Choose from NAEMT onsite courses, with options for 1 or 2-day training sessions, and even add range packages to enhance your tactical capabilities. Our mission is to ensure that every first responder, officer, or military personnel is fully equipped to neutralize threats and render lifesaving care, no matter the situation. Ready to elevate your team’s tactical medical training? 📅 Contact us today to learn more about our TECC and TCCC courses. #TacticalTraining #TECC #TCCC #LawEnforcement #EMS #FireSafety #FirstResponders

Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) are two vital training programs for first responders and military personnel, but they serve slightly different audiences and contexts. 🔸 TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care): • Designed for military personnel. • Focuses on life-saving medical techniques during combat. • Tailored for battlefield conditions, emphasizing care under fire. • Divided into 3 phases: ↪ Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care, and Tactical Evacuation Care. 🔸 TECC (Tactical Emergency Casualty Care): • Adapted for civilian EMS, law enforcement, and fire services. • Uses the same principles as TCCC but focuses on non-military environments, such as active shooter incidents and other high-threat situations. • Structured around civilian emergency settings with focus on managing bleeding, airway, and shock. • Three phases include: ↪ Direct Threat Care, Indirect Threat Care, and Evacuation Care. Key Aspects of Both Programs: 1. Hemorrhage Control ➡ Tourniquets, wound packing, and pressure bandages. 2. Airway Management ➡ Maintaining open airways through simple interventions. 3. Triage & Evacuation ➡ Prioritizing patients and planning safe transport. Both courses prepare individuals for high-stakes, real-world scenarios but are tailored for different operational environments. Ready to equip your team with these critical skills? Contact us today to schedule TCCC or TECC training for your organization and be prepared for any emergency scenario. #TCCC #TECC #TacticalMedicine #EMS #FirstResponders #RaytomGroup #TacticalTraining

Tactical Paramedic TP-C question of the day: What is the next step in airway management for a corpsman who has just used the chin-lift/jaw-thrust method to successfully open the airway of a casualty who is unconscious from a blast injury during the Tactical Field Care phase: a. Nasopharyngeal airway b. Surgical airway c. Tracheal intubation d. None of the above

Rendering Care Under Fire is at the heart of Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC), adapted from military combat medicine (TCCC) to meet the specific needs of law enforcement. So, what does it mean? 👉 Render Care Under Fire means officers must be able to assess, treat, and stabilize casualties while still managing an active threat. The goal is to neutralize the danger and provide immediate care, ensuring officers and civilians alike have the best chance of survival. TECC divides response into three phases: 1. Care Under Fire 2. Tactical Field Care 3. Evacuation Care Using high-fidelity props, live actors, and immersive scenarios, this training recreates the high-pressure situations officers face. Participants don’t just learn skills ↪️ They apply them under stress, gaining the confidence needed for real-world application. Law enforcement agencies can implement this training by incorporating TECC principles directly into their SOPs, empowering officers with life-saving medical skills in active threat environments. Learn more about our NAEMT-certified onsite courses available with range packages to fully integrate tactical and medical skills. #TECC #TCCC #LawEnforcement #RenderCareUnderFire #TacticalMedicine #OfficerSafety #EMS #PublicSafety #EmergencyTraining #FirstResponders #PoliceTraining

Israeli Bandage: Essential for Effective Wound Care in Emergency Situations In high-pressure environments, quick and reliable wound care is critical. The Israeli Bandage is a trusted solution for emergency first aid, designed to stop bleeding, control hemorrhage, and provide vital wound compression. Key Features: Self-Adhering: Easy to apply with one hand, even in stressful conditions. Versatile: Can be used for a wide range of injuries, from cuts to severe trauma. Compression Control: Designed to apply direct pressure, reducing blood flow and accelerating wound care. Durable and Reliable: Developed for use in military, tactical, and civilian emergencies, trusted by professionals worldwide. Whether you’re in the field, on a rescue mission, or handling an emergency, the Israeli Bandage is a must-have addition to any first aid kit. https://lnkd.in/gi3qraVF

When it comes to saving lives, there is no room to cut corners and that is why all of the contents in our Bleeding Kits are TCCC-approved and quality-tested. 🩸 TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care) standards are the United States military guidelines for trauma life support in prehospital combat medicine, designed to reduce preventable deaths while maintaining operation success. We can assure you that Rescue in Color Bleeding Kits will not only meet but exceed typical school safety requirements. #TCCC #RescueInColor #LifeSavingSolutions #BleedControlKit #SafetyFirst #EmergencyPreparedness #ColorCodedSafety #MidwestMade #PublicSafety #InnovativeSafety #ClassroomSafety #SchoolSafety #WorkplaceSafety #FactorySafety #BusinessSafety #EmergencyKit #AccessibleSafety #SafetyTools #EmergencyResponse #SaveLives #FirstAidSimplified #MagneticSafetyKit #SafetyInSight #PreparedNotScared #EmergencyEquipment #SafetyInnovation #StoptheBleed

🔥 When bullets are flying, time is crucial. Are you prepared to act? Remember these key points during Care Under Fire: Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) is NOT just for medics – it’s vital knowledge for every combatant. 1. Mission First: Complete the mission while minimizing further casualties. Adapt to the situation - checklists are a guide, not a rule. 2. Fire Superiority is King: Suppress the enemy before providing medical aid. 3. Assess the Scene: Don’t rush in blindly. Evaluate the situation, determine the number of casualties, and plan for evacuation. 4. Quick Actions, Safe Actions: Apply a tourniquet only if safe; otherwise, use direct pressure or other immediate measures. 5. Self-Aid & Teamwork: Encourage the casualty to help themselves if possible, and keep your teammates in the fight. 6. Secure the Scene: If evacuation is delayed, roll the casualty onto their stomach to protect their airway. Training is your lifeline in these situations. Want to master TCCC and save lives under fire? Connect with us to learn more about our specialized training programs! 💪 #TCCC #CareUnderFire #CombatTraining #TacticalMedicine #LawEnforcement #MilitaryTraining #FirstResponders

Medical Discharge Learn the process Marines go through when they are medically discharged from the Corps. https://lnkd.in/gfgR8cfB The Marine Corps demands a lot from Marines, both physically and mentally. Physical training can take a toll on the body. The mental stress, whether a Marine has been in combat or not, can take a toll on the mind. Medical conditions can persist to a point that a Marine would be rendered unfit for duty and then be medically separated or retired. Thus begins a process to determine whether a Marine is fit to continue their job duties. This process involves two boards for review. One is the Medical Evaluation Board (MEB), and the other is the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB). Learn more about this process at MarineParents.com! https://lnkd.in/gS7wkDpz

Medical Discharge Learn the process Marines go through when they are medically discharged from the Corps. https://lnkd.in/gfgR8cfB The Marine Corps demands a lot from Marines, both physically and mentally. Physical training can take a toll on the body. The mental stress, whether a Marine has been in combat or not, can take a toll on the mind. Medical conditions can persist to a point that a Marine would be rendered unfit for duty and then be medically separated or retired. Thus begins a process to determine whether a Marine is fit to continue their job duties. This process involves two boards for review. One is the Medical Evaluation Board (MEB), and the other is the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB). Learn more about this process at MarineParents.com! https://lnkd.in/gS7wkDpz

First Responders Day recognizes the valuable contributions of those who protect and preserve life, property and the environment during emergencies, which includes: police officers, firefighters, military personnel, paramedics, medical evacuation pilots, dispatchers, nurses, doctors, emergency medical technicians and emergency managers. On this #FirstRespondersDay, and every day, we acknowledge and honour the dedicated service of first responders. Ontario Association of Emergency Managers #OSOT #occupationaltherapy #occupationaltherapist