All courses are taught to current CoTCCC guidelines and Joint Trauma System clinical practice guidelines by instructors with operational combat-medicine experience, under physician medical direction. Class sizes maintain instructor-to-student ratios appropriate to the tier, including 4:1 ratios for hands-on skills iterations where required by the customer’s performance work statement.
Immediate response to life-threatening bleeding: tourniquet application, wound packing, hemostatic agents, and direct pressure. Developed by NAEMT with leadership from the Hartford Consensus and the American College of Surgeons; aligned with the national Stop the Bleed initiative. Emphasizes that seconds count in active-shooter and mass-casualty events.
Audience: Civilians, teachers, security personnel, community groups • Certification: NAEMT B-Con provider card
Foundational course for all personnel, military and civilian-equivalent. Care-under-fire fundamentals: massive hemorrhage control, basic airway management, and casualty movement/evacuation. The DoD-mandated baseline tier for every service member.
Audience: DoD/VA personnel, law enforcement, responsible civilians • Certification: NAEMT TCCC-ASM card (valid 4 years)
Intermediate course bridging basic and advanced skills for non-medical personnel who may be the first hands on a casualty. Advanced hemorrhage control, IV/IO access, airway adjuncts, and prolonged-care fundamentals when evacuation is delayed. Deliverable with live skills iterations at customer-specified instructor ratios.
Audience: Military non-medics, select LE tactical teams • Certification: NAEMT TCCC-CLS (CAPCE-accredited)
Advanced course for medical providers: the complete MARCH treatment algorithm, surgical airway placement, needle decompression, hemorrhagic shock management, and combat trauma decision-making. CoTCCC-compliant for deploying personnel.
Audience: Military medics/corpsmen, VA/DoD providers, TEMS/SWAT medics • Certification: NAEMT TCCC-CMC (CAPCE-accredited, NREMT-recognized)
The civilian translation of TCCC: phased care across Direct Threat, Indirect Threat, and Evacuation phases for high-risk incidents including active-shooter response. Covers hemorrhage control, pediatric considerations, and victim extraction.
Audience: EMS, law enforcement, fire, first responders, civilians • Certification: NAEMT TECC provider card (16 CAPCE credits, valid 4 years)
Extended austere care for when evacuation is hours or days away: telemedicine consultation, nursing-level casualty care, ventilation management, and resource-constrained decision-making per CoTCCC Prolonged Casualty Care guidelines. Designed for the realities of contested logistics and large-scale combat operations.
Audience: Advanced providers (medics, PAs, physicians), deploying teams • Certification: CoTCCC-aligned PFC completion (integrates with TCCC)
Course length, scenario content, instructor ratios, and equipment packages are tailored to your performance work statement — including full contractor-furnished delivery (equipment, materials, travel, and instructor cadre). Request a quote or see our contracting data →
