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Combat First Aid-CLOSED COURSE

The COMBAT FIRST AID class teaches the Patrol Officer to administer lifesaving treatment to themselves, a fellow officer or a citizen that has sustained a life threatening injury. The class covers the three preventable causes of combat death and the treatment for all three. The course also covers M.A.R.C.H. assessment skills and an animal tissue lab to practice junctional hemorrhage strategies. The training provided by COMBAT FIRST AID is developed from Tactical Combat Causality Care (TCCC) – the newest curriculum. The TCCC class is specific to Paramedics and EMT’s but we have adapted the training so it is relevant to the Patrol Officer/SWAT Officers and non-medical first responders.

Earlier Event: November 20
Combat First Aid - Open Course
Later Event: March 7
Combat First Aid Course
"Combat First Aid is practical, real-life first aid training for first responders. The material covered and taught in this class is critical to saving your own life, should you be injured in the line of duty and are forced to wait for medical care. The techniques are simple and highly effective. The course instructor, Jennifer Foreman, is a consummate professional and truly knows her craft. She has a wealth of knowledge about this topic and is able to provide the information in a format that allows for the greatest amount of student learning. I recommend this course to anyone in the law enforcement field. "
–John Oliphant, Corporal, Spokane County Sheriff’s Office
"I’ve heard nothing but great feedback from our shift. I appreciate your very apparent sincere passion for saving the lives of first responders. Very honorable. This is training every law enforcement officer must have. Combat First Aid is as essential as any core training class in the academy. Well presented, realistic, scenario-based instruction that leaves you convinced you could do this in the field. "
–Jeremy Knight, Police Officer, Lacey Police Department
"This is my second time attending the class. I will continue to attend every chance possible. Fantastic Training. Thank You."
–Steve Gonzales, Police Officer, Aberdeen Police Department
"The gun shot wound training was so valuable. Some of the best training I have had. Awesome combination with scenarios."
–Deputy Jason Harris, Snohomish County Deputy
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