Tactical Combat Casualty Care Course (TCCC)

GLOBALMEDICALSERVICE (GMS) has a great experience in aspects that concern providing first aid on different levels to the armed forces.  

Courses of instruction are designed to address the medical theory and science behind the special needs of non-medical/medical providers in a theatre of war.  Our goal is to augment the skills already given you through your service and other training—to present you with cutting edge lessons learned from the battlefield—to give you additional confidence and knowledge.  Our mission is to train you to be your best when your best is needed in combat.  Our mission is to train you to save the life of the Warfighter sitting next to you.

The proposed subjects are:

The Tactical Combat Casualty Care course (TCCC) provides realistic, state of the art training to aid the students in gaining proficiency in treating all areas of trauma and basic medical treatments. Under the principles of TCCC. Students will receive this training through classroom instruction, basic skills training and the use of trauma and medical lane training. The functional skills developed will be supported by a final simulated battlefield environment for the familiarization of the potential environments that the student can possibly be assigned.

Field Training Exercises with Tactically Relevant Scenarios (involving Care under Fire, Tactical Field Care, CASEVAC, and Prolonged Care).

Note – This course is very challenging and requires many off hours of dedicated study time in order to successfully complete.

Successful completion of this course results in certification.

CLP-The Combat Lifesaver program is a 4 day course designed for non-medical personnel to become familiar with treating patients using the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) principles. The primary focus in the classroom and on practical application is treatment for severe bleeding, performing a needle chest decompression for a Tension Pneumothorax and airway management with the use of a Nasopharyngeal (NPA.) 

Course Overview

During the 4 day period the student will complete the basic skills and graduate to a level of competence that will allow them not only to start the process of battlefield injury mitigation, but also bridge the gap between self-aid/buddy-aid. These skills will be transferable for those providing additional basic assistance to the Combat Medic as needed.

Successful completion of this course results in certification.

CMAST - The Combat Medical Advanced Skills Training (CMAST) course is a 7 day course designed for the medic to gain and reinforce those skills required to operate in a hostile environment. The student will learn the principles of Tactical Casualty Care (TCCC) and the application of it’s principles in a traumatic battlefield scenarios.

These skills will include classroom and hands-on application in the areas of:

• Managing Blood Loss
• Airway Management
• Respiratory Injury Management
• Circulation Shock Management
• Casualty Assessment
• Medical Ramifications of Blast Injury
• Operational Burn Injury Management
• Prolonged Care
• Basic Wound Care Management
• Basic Pain Management
• How to Maximize Operational Performance

Course Overview

During the course, the student will complete the basic skills and move to a level of competence that will allow them to not only start the process of battlefield injury mitigation, but also assist at the Medical treatment facility level. The battlefield casualty environment can be stressful and extremely busy with the life of another person in your hands. This course will assist in keeping up to date with those skills required in the battlefield and locally during training events.

Successful completion of this course results in certification.

EMT-Tactical - is a 56-hour course that provides a foundation for medical personnel providing support to special response teams. The basic school integrates didactic, practical and field exercises to provide the student with the essentials of Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS).