The PFC “TCAIR” training program aims to span the bridge of job, environment, and mission-specific in-extremis pre-hospitalization trauma care (at times under fire) for individuals of all skill levels. As an armed professional, service member, or first responder, being medically capable is required for survival and saving lives. And if you are a civilian, you may need to treat yourself or your loved ones during a time-sensitive trauma scenario. Understanding anatomy, methods, and critical equipment can distinguish between life and death. Anyone can make a dramatic lifesaving impact during high-priority events and emergencies if equipped with the right medical training. Day 1 of TCAIR is a full 8-hour focused on common trauma management, tools, techniques, and treatment procedures. Training prepares students for immediate response to physical trauma and medical emergencies in all environments. Day 2 of TCAIR includes pediatric emergencies, operations in Hot and Warm zones, and finally, a half-day of scenario-based training designed to expose students to greater ambiguity, fluidity, and decision-making. Through moulage, non-lethal training munitions, trained role-players, varying conditions of light, and many other artificial stressors, training is brought into a new realm of realism and effectiveness. NAEMT, the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians, recognizes all PFC TCAIR training. Successful completion of TCAIR earns graduates their Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Certification, 16 hours of continuing education for medical professionals, and valid for three years.

Length: 2-Days

Pre-requisite: None

Enrollment: Law Enforcement, Military, Security, Fire & EMS, and Civilians