Tactical Medical Training (TCCC / AMT Support)

Description

{"description":" AMT Skills training will incorporate the objectives of TCCC and apply them to a patient model. The instructor reinforces learning and incorporates lessons learned from current operations, during this intense hands-on training evolution. We put major emphasis on patient assessment skills, and we maintain a low student to instructor ratio, maximum 5:1, to ensure the student receives the instructor attention necessary to understand and develop their skills, concepts, and principles. This training prepares the operator to confidently and effectively apply the life-saving techniques of TCCC to enhance survivability on the battlefield. \n\n \n(1 Day) Tactical Medical Training with the below objectives: \n \n• Management of Hemorrhage \n• Management of Airway \n• Management of Tension Pneumothorax \n• Bandaging and Splinting \n• Shock Management \n• Improvised Techniques \n• All Stages of TCCC/AMT Protocol \n"} Type: Special Notice Base Type: Special Notice NAICS: 611710 Classification Code: U009 Response Deadline: 2026-01-05T11:00:00-06:00 Office Address: NEW ORLEANS, LA Place of Performance: San Antonio, Texas, 78257 POC: Franklin Smith, franklin.smith@usmc.mil, 5046978351 POC: Parren Tatum, parren.tatum.civ@usmc.mil, 5046978308 {"description":" AMT Skills training will incorporate the objectives of TCCC and apply them to a patient model. The instructor reinforces learning and incorporates lessons learned from current operations, during this intense hands-on training evolution. We put major emphasis on patient assessment skills, and we maintain a low student to instructor ratio, maximum 5:1, to ensure the student receives the instructor attention necessary to understand and develop their skills, concepts, and principles. This training prepares the operator to confidently and effectively apply the life-saving techniques of TCCC to enhance survivability on the battlefield. \n\n \n(1 Day) Tactical Medical Training with the below objectives: \n \n• Management of Hemorrhage \n• Management of Airway \n• Management of Tension Pneumothorax \n• Bandaging and Splinting \n• Shock Management \n• Improvised Techniques \n• All Stages of TCCC/AMT Protocol \n"}