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M2: Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) - Jacksonville, FL
This 1-day course is geared to any person who wants to be more capable to provide emergency care to a person in need before the medical professionals arrive. We will cover an introduction to active-threat incident or accidental traumatic injury and what to do in the minutes following. The difference of knowing and not knowing could be life and death.
This course meets the required curriculum of TECC as set forth by the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (C-TECC)
There are no prerequistes to attend this course. This will be a hands-on course of learning.
CLASS DURATION: This class is 8 hours and will include two 10-minute breaks and a 1 hour lunch.
GEAR LIST:
- A pen & notebook if you'd like to take notes
- If you have a trauma kit and would like to reference it (you will NOT be using the items in your kit) during the course, bring it. NOTE: We will use LDW-owned training gear during the course.
If you do not own a trauma kit or need another one, we encourage you to purchase one from us! Check the box above to add a M-FAK Mini First Aid Kit to your course order. We will bring your purchased kit to the class.
**The exact location and a sample waiver will be emailed to you after payment. Class subject to cancellation if student minimum is not met. Before we cancel your order, we will work with you to move you to another class that has already met the minimum.**
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M2-TECC
Robert is a great instructor. His real world experience allows him to communicate the procedures in detail. The information provided is great. Justin is very easy to communicate with and ensures the client gets top notch training.
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Such important information—everyone should know!
Robert was an incredible instructor. He made this information easy to digest and had a great balance of lecture with hands-on experience. I really benefited from being able to try things hands-on and appreciated the mock scenarios that enabled us to put into action the skills we were learning. Going through this course made me realize just how important it is to know how to stop a bleed or splint a broken bone and yet how many people don’t have this knowledge. What would you do if you didn’t know how to do this and something bad happened like a car wreck? Sometimes help is a long way away. I’m so glad I took this course and I hope to take a refresher again in the future!