AMT will train your department or agency on the basics of Tactical Combat Casualty Care for a half day, and can bring the training to your facility. Learn lifesaving techniques and their applications on the scene. The training outline includes:

1. Lecture Development
   1. Normal Anatomy & Physiology
   2. Abnormal Anatomy & Physiology
   3. Causes of death in the Operational Environment
      1. Preventable death in the Operational Environment
   4. Casualty care in the Operational Environment
      1. Hemorrhage control
         1. Equipment: Tourniquet
   5. Where casualty care fits into the Operational Environment
      1. TCCC
         1. Does it make a difference?



2. Dry Lab
   1. Hands-on Training
   1. Tourniquet Application
   2. Pressure Dressing Application


3. Casualty Care
   1. Integration of casualty care into the Operational Environment
      1. Concept Review: TCCC - Phased Care in the Operational Environment
         1. Care Under Fire
         2. Tactical Field Care
      2. Identification of High-Risk Situations
      3. Scenario Development

Alan Frankfurt, M.D., is residency trained in Emergency Medicine and Anesthesia. He completed a Neuroanesthesia Fellowship at Parkland Hospital. He is Board Certified in Anesthesia. Dr. Frankfurt has provided training to the USMC during Desert Storm, FBI, DEA and other federal and local law enforcement agencies. Dr. Frankfurt has hosted the airway breakout session at SOMA, Special Operations Medical Association, for the last three years and remains interested and involved in the evolving field of operational medicine.

This course requires a minimum of 18 students.
Course pricing starts at $260 per student and decreases with additional students.
Please call us at (972) 960-9394 for additional details.