NAEMT TCCC Combat Medic Corpsman Level

SpecMedicalOPS, are authorized training center of the American NAEMT association, I would like to invite You to Combat Medic Corpsman training. This is the highest level training in the field of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) battlefield medicine dedicated to medical personnel undertaking medical activities within armed units and formations in conditions of war and terrorist threats.The TCCC CMC training is a course containing 63 training hours conducted in 7 days.

It guides the participant from the basics of organizing medical activities and the flow of the injured in conditions of mass war or terrorist losses, to advanced life-saving activities that in Poland can only be undertaken by medical personnel - doctors, paramedics, and nurses of the rescue system. Systematizing the organization and medical activities and supporting the organization and management of other rescuers at the scene of the incident.Certification by the American association NAEMT is required and recognized in all NATO countries and beyond. It requires the use of quality content and examination, as well as the use of one instructor for a maximum of 6 course participants.

It guarantees training unification and a system of guidelines and activities with other TCCC branches and training adepts around the world. Thanks to this, our participants are able to easily cooperate with other medics within NATO and EU countriesThe training takes place in Łódź at the C4Guns shooting range using sharp weapons, medical supplies recommended by CoTCCC, advanced medical equipment, full-body phantoms, dedicated trainers, means of simulating injuries and the battlefield, radio communication in special versions, we can arrange cooperation with off-road vehicles and aircraft (cooperation with a helicopter).

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Tactical Combat Casualty Care 

ASM level

I invite you to the Tactical Medicine Course in accordance with TCCC guidelines. The course take, 20 training hours carried out in 3 training days. Classes are carried out in an intensive way with the use of dressings and rescue equipment recommended by the CoTCCC association, as well as battlefield simulation means, including the use of real weapons, vehicles, cars, etc. The instructors are veterans of foreign missions with combat experience and extensive rescue experience. The course has been carried out many times for civilians, soldiers and entire military units. Dedicated to all those who are interested in medical activities in dangerous zones, thinking about going as contractors in war or disaster zones around the world, or a career as paramedics in the army.

Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) training is an intensive, scenario-based program designed to equip soldiers with the necessary skills to provide life-saving medical care in combat environments. The training incorporates the use of real weapons and maximum realistic environmental conditions to closely mimic the chaos and pressures of actual combat situations.

Participants engage in live fire exercises to simulate the stress and sounds of actual combat. This includes navigating through live ammunition zones and responding to simulated attacks.Simulated Battlefields: Training areas are designed to replicate various combat environments, such as urban settings, rural terrains, and challenging weather conditions. This includes the use of smoke, loud explosions, and visual impediments.

Care Under Fire: Soldiers learn to provide immediate medical care while under enemy fire, prioritizing life-threatening injuries such as severe bleeding.

Tactical Field Care: Training focuses on providing medical care once the area is relatively secure, covering advanced techniques for managing airway, breathing, and circulation. Weapon Handling and Safety: Soldiers train with their actual service weapons to maintain familiarity and ensure safety during medical interventions. This includes transitioning between combat and medical roles seamlessly. Soldiers learn to handle weapon malfunctions and continue providing medical care, ensuring that combat readiness is maintained even during medical emergencies.

High-Stress Simulations: Training includes high-stress scenarios to acclimate soldiers to the adrenaline and pressure of real combat. This helps in developing quick decision-making skills and effective response under duress. Exercises are conducted under conditions of fatigue and limited sleep to simulate the exhaustion experienced in prolonged engagements.

Using actual service weapons ensures that soldiers are prepared for the exact conditions they will face in combat. This familiarity reduces reaction time and increases effectiveness. Realistic training environments prepare soldiers for the unpredictability of combat, making them more adaptable and resilient.

Immediate Life-Saving Skills: TCCC training focuses on the critical first minutes after injury, teaching soldiers to quickly address life-threatening conditions and improve survival rates. Soldiers gain a deep understanding of combat trauma care, including the latest techniques and protocols. Soldiers are trained to switch between combat and medical roles efficiently, maintaining operational effectiveness and unit cohesion.

Training emphasizes the importance of communication and teamwork, ensuring that all soldiers are prepared to act as both combatants and caregivers.Mental Resilience:Stress Management: High-stress simulations build mental toughness, preparing soldiers to stay calm and focused under fire. Repeated practice in realistic scenarios boosts confidence in medical and combat abilities, leading to better performance in real engagements.

Tactical Combat Casualty Care training with the use of real weapons and maximum realistic environmental conditions is essential for preparing soldiers to handle the dual responsibilities ofcombat and medical care. This comprehensive approach ensures that soldiers are ready to save lives and maintain combat effectiveness in the most challenging situations.

In the first level program we will cover the following topics:

Day 1 Lecture/training room

1 Comprehensive presentation introducing general information about TCCC

Day 2 training room

2 Putting on the tactical tourniquet

3 Use of field and hemostatic dressings

4 Simple methods for keep airways open

5 Securing chest wounds

6 "Dark Room" test Simulation of medical evacuation in extremely difficult outdoor conditions

Day 3 Simulation Area

1 Evacuation of the wounded by various methods in the zone under fire

2 Evacuation of the wounded using various methods in a no-fire zone3 Tactical/medical simulations in tactical zonesWe carry out activities in groups of up to 20 people

We provide:- Medical equipment for carrying out classes- Phantoms and trainers- Instructor supervision at every stage of classes

We expect the participant to have his/her own:- Uniform or clothes that can get dirty- Notebook and pen- Tactical equipment- Personal weapon- Watch

Tactical Combat Casualty Care

Combat LiveSaver Level

We invite you to training in the standards of the American NAEMT association in the level of CLS (Combat LifeSaver). It is a course dedicated to people without medical education in a wide range, preparing them to provide medical treatment in tactical conditions in war conflicts area. Honored in all NATO countries. Required by virtually all contracting companies employing in hazardous areas. The course is carried out over 5 days and includes 40 training hours. Including theoretical classes, practical classes teaching skills and simulation. The training will use medical devices recommended by the CoTCCC association as appropriate for real activities in AO. We use real weapons and deceptive weapons, battlefield simulation devices, medical phantoms and trainers, using radio personal communication.

Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) training is an intensive, scenario-based program designed to equip soldiers with the necessary skills to provide life-saving medical care in combat environments. The training incorporates the use of real weapons and maximum realistic environmental conditions to closely mimic the chaos and pressures of actual combat situations. The program is led by instructors who are former military special forces with extensive combat experience.

Shooting courses

 B.L.O.S. 

We invite you to shooting classes in accordance with the polish army shooting trainning system B.L.O.S.

We realize in programs:

Basic Skills:

- Primary Pistol

- Primary AK Rifle

- Basic AR Rifle

Advanced Skills:

- Primary Pistol

- Advanced AK Rifle

- Advanced AR Rifle

Advanced Tactical Combat 

Medic

Program dedicated to medicines of combat teams, medical personnel, contractors and all other persons already have training in the combat medicine or TCCC. In this course, we will take care of an injured in further tactical areas or a long-time medical evacuation. Training performed in 3 days, 26h training hours.

DAY1  

- Lecture reminding 1 zone

- Tactical zone training

DAY 2

- TFC zone and Medevac medical evacuation

- Airways training for advanced skills

- NPA, Reminder

- Laryngeal Tube

- Laryngeal Mask

- IGel

- Cric  

- IO/IV advanced skills training

- IV acces

- IO big acces 

- EZIO acces

- Fast 1 IO acces

- Preparation of fluid therapy

- Pharmacology of TCCC

- Documentation, Medevac, Mist

- Resuscitation Lecture

- Resuscitation Exercises

- Practical training for advanced skills in conditions of reduced visibility

- Dark Room using NVG

DAY 3

- Simulations on the field

- Giving a Medevac and a Mist report

- Organization of ccp

- Safe medical point

- RSC squad organization

- Mission to support the RSC group simulations with the use of live ammunition and weapon with the use of a combat areas, full body manekins and advanced medical rescue equipment, tactical compliant with cut guidelines

Cooperation with Helicopter trainnings

Classes on moderated topics of cooperation with a helicopter, including the following tasks:

- Organization of the Helipad

- Guidance and acceptance of the helicopter on the ground

- Approach and departure from the helicopter

- Landing techniques

- Rope descents from the helicopter deck

- Evacuation of the wounded by air medevac depending on the needs of the training group, we select the methods of classes on the ground and pre-training in order to effectively use the helicopter's flight time and carry out the tasks.