Trauma Med Instructor
Categories:
Other
Find upcoming sessions for Trauma Med Instructor. See dates, locations, participating providers, and recent student feedback.
Currently showing upcoming classes in WA.
About this course
- How often is Trauma Med Instructor scheduled?
- New sessions appear as soon as providers post them.
- Is Trauma Med Instructor available online or on-demand?
- Many titles are offered as virtual or self-paced—check the Upcoming list and the Online/On-Demand pages.
- Will I receive a certificate or POST credit?
- Varies by provider and state—see the class page or contact the organizer.
Course Description
This advanced course builds upon our popular Trauma Med program, preparing you to effectively teach these critical skills at your agency. Developed by Army Special Forces medics and law enforcement officers with special operations experience, the training is delivered by instructors with real-world tactical medicine expertise.
When seconds count and EMS is minutes away, properly trained officers can make the difference between life and death. The national average EMS response time is 7–14 minutes, but catastrophic bleeding can cause death in just 3 minutes.
As a Trauma Med Instructor, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of:
Equipment selection and storage
Multi-system trauma patient management
Advanced wound packing techniques
Airway and breathing management
Hemorrhage control and circulation management
Self-aid and buddy-aid procedures
Hypothermia prevention and treatment
Skill-building drill development
Realistic scenario training design
This is not a standard “first aid” course. By completion, you’ll be making intelligent medical assessments under stress while providing critical interventions. More importantly, you’ll gain the skills to effectively transfer this knowledge to other officers through proven training methods and realistic scenarios.
What to Bring:
Pen and notebook
Aid bag or medical kit (optional)
Comfortable clothing for scenario-based training
When seconds count and EMS is minutes away, properly trained officers can make the difference between life and death. The national average EMS response time is 7–14 minutes, but catastrophic bleeding can cause death in just 3 minutes.
As a Trauma Med Instructor, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of:
Equipment selection and storage
Multi-system trauma patient management
Advanced wound packing techniques
Airway and breathing management
Hemorrhage control and circulation management
Self-aid and buddy-aid procedures
Hypothermia prevention and treatment
Skill-building drill development
Realistic scenario training design
This is not a standard “first aid” course. By completion, you’ll be making intelligent medical assessments under stress while providing critical interventions. More importantly, you’ll gain the skills to effectively transfer this knowledge to other officers through proven training methods and realistic scenarios.
What to Bring:
Pen and notebook
Aid bag or medical kit (optional)
Comfortable clothing for scenario-based training
Upcoming Classes in WA
Currently no scheduled sessions in WA right now. Check back soon or explore similar training below.
Companies Teaching Trauma Med Instructor
By State
Jump to statewide views for this course.
Student Feedback
No reviews yet for this course title.