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General Discussion / tryptin403
« Last post by Tryptin-Bele on June 02, 2023, 10:37:05 pm »
 
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Wyoming / Trauma Training Near Cheyenne
« Last post by Markomyt1 on February 20, 2019, 09:06:38 pm »
FYI-

Liberty Firearms Institute in Johnstown, CO has First Aid/CPR/AED Classes...

https://www.libertyrange.com/learn/firearm-classes-for-everyone/

Going in March... I will post a review.
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Arkansas / Re: Stop The Bleed Class
« Last post by nobleedonme on January 25, 2019, 09:21:56 am »
Will this class be offered sometime in 2019?
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Ohio / TDI Ohio
« Last post by Plumboy11 on January 19, 2019, 08:51:13 am »
The Tactical Defense Institute offers a class called "field medicine". Here is their description.

"An intensive, practical approach to fundamental concepts, conducted within the framework of BLS (Basic Life Support) and TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care), and reinforced with hands-on exercises geared toward basic airway maintenance, hemorrhage and pain control, peripheral IV/IO placement, splinting, suturing, positioning, immobilization, and ground/air transport. Emphasis will be placed on recognition and management of immediate life threats. The student will be exposed to a variety of scenarios, techniques, equipment and supplies, and begin to develop a medical kit, tailored to their own situation."

I personally have taken a few gun training classes here and they are top notch. Very professional and helpful. I'm planning on taking this class this year.

https://www.tdiohio.com/field-emergency-medicine/
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Pennsylvania / TECC PROVIDER CLASS
« Last post by JSLIDER1 on January 06, 2019, 01:38:59 am »
MARCH 23/24 in Avella, PA.  To register follow the included instructions.
Course Number:   TE-19-01194-03

Go to www.naemt.org , find a course, select Tactical Emergency Casualty Care and the state of OHIO because the training center is from ohio, the course will say Canton, OH but it is taking place in Avella, PA.
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Utah / Rescue 13 Self Rescue Training
« Last post by Rescue 13 on December 23, 2018, 05:12:17 pm »
Rescue 13 is a self rescue training company founded and located in Salt Lake City, UT. Currently we offer Basic Bleeding Control (+) and will be offering more courses from TECC to rope rescue in the future. Check us out at www.rescue13.net or our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/R3scue13/

Basic Bleeding Control (+): $30.00 | 2 Hours | Training Location: Within the Salt Lake Valley, locations TBD | Currently no CEU's offered


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Oregon / Threat Dynamics - Sherwood, OR
« Last post by Idagonian on November 23, 2018, 07:35:42 pm »
Threat Dynamics in Sherwood, OR offers an "Intro to Emergency Trauma Care" class.   I've not had an opportunity to take it yet but I've taken five other classes here and all have been excellent.

THREAT DYNAMICS
13565 SW TUALATIN SHERWOOD ROAD #300
SHERWOOD, OR  97140
(503) 980-3427
INFO@THREATDYNAMICS.COM
https://www.threatdynamics.com

They also schedule on Schedulicity.
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Alabama / TECC First Care Provider
« Last post by jacob.fannin on November 18, 2018, 02:16:32 pm »
- TECC First Care Provider
Friday Feb 1, 2019 from 530pm- 9pm (BLS)
Saturday Feb 2, 2019 from 8am-5pm (TECC)
- Cost $100 per person
NOTE: The Friday night BLS class is optional and not a requirement to take TECC FCP.
- To register call 334-268-0296 or email jfanninpike@gmail.com
- Payment should be made in advance
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Alabama / Basic Life Support & First Aid Class
« Last post by jacob.fannin on November 18, 2018, 02:14:30 pm »
Basic Life Support Class & First Aid - Total $75 Per Person
Basic Life Support Only - $45 Per Person
Date: Sat December 1, 2018
Time: 8am
Location: Troy Bank & Trust (Lowe's Branch)
To register call: 334-268-0296 or email jfanninpike@gmail.com
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Massachusetts / MFS Tactical Trauma Care I
« Last post by a73elkyss on October 19, 2018, 10:18:30 am »
It seems that more and more shooters are taking medical courses, which I believe is a very positive thing.  Here is another medical Trauma course I found.


MFS Tactical Trauma Care I

Cost is $100. A must for anyone who carries a firearm for personal protection. This class will teach you what you need to know to treat traumatic injuries caused by firearms or edged weapons.
Blood loss is the #1 reason people die from penetrating trauma. This class, patterned after Law Enforcement training, will familiarize you with the following:

Lifesaving products like Quick Clot, compression bandages, and tourniquets.
Learn how to control bleeding by CAT, SWAT, and Sof Tourniquet applications.
Learn how to treat a sucking chest wound.
Learn basic 1st aid including eye injuries
Learn how to maintain an airway
Learn basic carries for injured people.

Training will consist of a four-hour class including lecture and hands on training. Students will receive a certificate upon completion of the class.

Class Instructor:

Officer Robert MacQuarrie (Mac)
Instructor of: Firearms, Use of Force, Active Shooter, Pepper Spray, Tactics
Instructor of Law Enforcement Causality Care
Former U.S. Marine
Former SWAT Officer


http://www.massfirearmsschool.com/class/mfs-tactical-trauma-care-i/

I believe they have an evening class November 30th, but check with them to confirm.  You don't have to be a member to attend this class.
FYI: I have no affillation with MFS, although many years ago I was a member. I've taken other courses through them, including training by Officer Robert MacQuarrie (Mac). A very qualified and dynamic instructor. Highly recommend.

Contact:
Mass Firearms in Holliston, MA.
100 Kuniholm Drive Holliston, MA 01746 | Phone: (800) 308-6212 | contact@MassFirearmsSchool.com
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