TECC - Tactical Emergency Casualty Care for Medical Providers in Nashua NH on May 15-16 & July 19-20
TECC is the national standard for medical care provided in Active Shooter and Hostile events, but the life-saving skills can be utilized in nearly any incident involving traumatic injuries. This course was developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) for Medical Providers (EMS), though anyone who wants to learn life-saving skills can attend. It is being taught by ARC’s veteran instructors who all have extensive experience operating as medics in tactical/combat, hostile and austere environments around the world. Students will be trained in topics such as:
The 3 phases of casualty care used during tactical operations.
Triage and the M.A.R.C.H. assessment & treatment algorithm.
Skills needed to manage life-threatening bleeding and other traumatic injuries.
Advanced interventions such as Needle Decompressions, Surgical Cricothyroidotomy, IV/IO access and medication administration.
Tactical considerations in moving personnel and patients.
Establishing Casualty Collection Points (CCP), and casualty evacuation.
The course culminates with simulated active shooter scenarios during a field training exercise. Approved for 16 hours of CAPCE continuing education.
May 15-16 8:30am - 5pm @ Freedom Falls Tactical Academy, 100 Factory Nashua NH
July 19-20 8:30am - 5pm @ Freedom Falls Tactical Academy, 100 Factory Nashua NH
*All credit card purchases incur a non-refundable 3% Credit Card Fee, for alternate payment methods contact us.
**Partial refund (-3% CC Fee) available if canceled 48 hours or more before the event, may reschedule to different date with 24 hours or more notice as long as other event is not full.
***Freedom Falls Tactical Academy is located in mill space on the 4th floor in Nashua NH. Participants will need to climb 4 flights of stairs, there is no elevator. If this may be difficult for you please reach out and we can find a more accessible class for you. Courses at the Paintball Fields (AG Paintball) are held outside, please plan appropriately.
TECC is the national standard for medical care provided in Active Shooter and Hostile events, but the life-saving skills can be utilized in nearly any incident involving traumatic injuries. This course was developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) for Medical Providers (EMS), though anyone who wants to learn life-saving skills can attend. It is being taught by ARC’s veteran instructors who all have extensive experience operating as medics in tactical/combat, hostile and austere environments around the world. Students will be trained in topics such as:
The 3 phases of casualty care used during tactical operations.
Triage and the M.A.R.C.H. assessment & treatment algorithm.
Skills needed to manage life-threatening bleeding and other traumatic injuries.
Advanced interventions such as Needle Decompressions, Surgical Cricothyroidotomy, IV/IO access and medication administration.
Tactical considerations in moving personnel and patients.
Establishing Casualty Collection Points (CCP), and casualty evacuation.
The course culminates with simulated active shooter scenarios during a field training exercise. Approved for 16 hours of CAPCE continuing education.
May 15-16 8:30am - 5pm @ Freedom Falls Tactical Academy, 100 Factory Nashua NH
July 19-20 8:30am - 5pm @ Freedom Falls Tactical Academy, 100 Factory Nashua NH
*All credit card purchases incur a non-refundable 3% Credit Card Fee, for alternate payment methods contact us.
**Partial refund (-3% CC Fee) available if canceled 48 hours or more before the event, may reschedule to different date with 24 hours or more notice as long as other event is not full.
***Freedom Falls Tactical Academy is located in mill space on the 4th floor in Nashua NH. Participants will need to climb 4 flights of stairs, there is no elevator. If this may be difficult for you please reach out and we can find a more accessible class for you. Courses at the Paintball Fields (AG Paintball) are held outside, please plan appropriately.
TECC is the national standard for medical care provided in Active Shooter and Hostile events, but the life-saving skills can be utilized in nearly any incident involving traumatic injuries. This course was developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) for Medical Providers (EMS), though anyone who wants to learn life-saving skills can attend. It is being taught by ARC’s veteran instructors who all have extensive experience operating as medics in tactical/combat, hostile and austere environments around the world. Students will be trained in topics such as:
The 3 phases of casualty care used during tactical operations.
Triage and the M.A.R.C.H. assessment & treatment algorithm.
Skills needed to manage life-threatening bleeding and other traumatic injuries.
Advanced interventions such as Needle Decompressions, Surgical Cricothyroidotomy, IV/IO access and medication administration.
Tactical considerations in moving personnel and patients.
Establishing Casualty Collection Points (CCP), and casualty evacuation.
The course culminates with simulated active shooter scenarios during a field training exercise. Approved for 16 hours of CAPCE continuing education.
May 15-16 8:30am - 5pm @ Freedom Falls Tactical Academy, 100 Factory Nashua NH
July 19-20 8:30am - 5pm @ Freedom Falls Tactical Academy, 100 Factory Nashua NH
*All credit card purchases incur a non-refundable 3% Credit Card Fee, for alternate payment methods contact us.
**Partial refund (-3% CC Fee) available if canceled 48 hours or more before the event, may reschedule to different date with 24 hours or more notice as long as other event is not full.
***Freedom Falls Tactical Academy is located in mill space on the 4th floor in Nashua NH. Participants will need to climb 4 flights of stairs, there is no elevator. If this may be difficult for you please reach out and we can find a more accessible class for you. Courses at the Paintball Fields (AG Paintball) are held outside, please plan appropriately.
