FLETC- Tactical Medical for First Responders
Description
The Tactical Medical for First Responders program is designed to define a Medical Threat Assessment, to include a medical plan for a tactical operation. Students will learn how to apply techniques to control life threatening bleeding during Care under Fire in a (HOT ZONE). Additionally, they will perform techniques to treat life threatening and non-life threatening injuries during Tactical Field Care in a (WARM ZONE). During the program students will demonstrate lifting, moving and extricating victims from a tactical or hostile environment during Tactical Evacuation Care.
Additional Information:
Attire: Due to the physical nature of this program, it is possible for clothing to get torn, stained with artificial moulage/blood, or damaged. Please wear clothing appropriate for this type of training, while still professional for the law enforcement training environment (i.e.,BDU pants, t-shirt, etc.) Do not wear shorts, clothing with inappropriate logos, or offensive language. Footwear is very important due to the physical nature of the program. Closed toe shoes are mandatory. No flip flops, sandals, open toe shoes, heels, or dress shoes will be allowed.
Equipment/Items to bring: Bring a water bottle or similar way to stay hydrated. You may also need sun screen, insect repellent, long sleeve shirts, and other gear necessary for the expected weather conditions. Bring your own duty leather/web gear.
Physical Requirements: Students must have the ability to crawl, kneel, and bend over. Additionally, the student must possess the manipulative dexterity to control external hemorrhaging through the application of various types of tourniquets, hemostatic agents, and pressure bandages to themselves or others.
TO REGISTER CLICK ON THE FLYER AND SCAN THE QR CODE.
Description
The Tactical Medical for First Responders program is designed to define a Medical Threat Assessment, to include a medical plan for a tactical operation. Students will learn how to apply techniques to control life threatening bleeding during Care under Fire in a (HOT ZONE). Additionally, they will perform techniques to treat life threatening and non-life threatening injuries during Tactical Field Care in a (WARM ZONE). During the program students will demonstrate lifting, moving and extricating victims from a tactical or hostile environment during Tactical Evacuation Care.
Additional Information:
Attire: Due to the physical nature of this program, it is possible for clothing to get torn, stained with artificial moulage/blood, or damaged. Please wear clothing appropriate for this type of training, while still professional for the law enforcement training environment (i.e.,BDU pants, t-shirt, etc.) Do not wear shorts, clothing with inappropriate logos, or offensive language. Footwear is very important due to the physical nature of the program. Closed toe shoes are mandatory. No flip flops, sandals, open toe shoes, heels, or dress shoes will be allowed.
Equipment/Items to bring: Bring a water bottle or similar way to stay hydrated. You may also need sun screen, insect repellent, long sleeve shirts, and other gear necessary for the expected weather conditions. Bring your own duty leather/web gear.
Physical Requirements: Students must have the ability to crawl, kneel, and bend over. Additionally, the student must possess the manipulative dexterity to control external hemorrhaging through the application of various types of tourniquets, hemostatic agents, and pressure bandages to themselves or others.
TO REGISTER CLICK ON THE FLYER AND SCAN THE QR CODE.
Location
Stephens County Fair Grounds / Conference Center
2002 S. 13th Street
Duncan
State: Oklahoma
Zip Code: 73533
2002 S. 13th Street
Duncan
State: Oklahoma
Zip Code: 73533
Start Time
01-11-2027 07:30 AM
End Time
01-11-2027 04:30 PM
Registration Link
Cost:FREE
Hours : 8
Contact Name
Jordan Jones
Contact Phone Number
580-736-2468
Contact Email
j.jones@scso-ok.org
Last Modified on
Oct 29, 2026
