More Than A Bandaid February 10, 2018

[MTAC]

This class sold out last time, so I want to get the word out to you soon.
This course is perfect for citizens or first responders interested in learning how to save their own or someone else's life. Gun shot wounds, vehicle accidents, farm accidents, deep cuts requiring stitches or anything else that requires immediate medical care. These are things that a band aid won't fix. Buy yourself the time to get medical attention with these life-saving techniques taught by leading trauma care instructors. This course will cover:

• Individual First Aid Kit exploration
• Trauma Trilogy
• Hemostatic Applications
• Wound packing
• Hypo/Hyperthermia treatment
• Debunking tourniquet myths/tourniquet use

Don't forget to use your INGO discount!
More Than A Bandaid - MTAC

 

[Tactically Fat]

Is there any way you can tell us who the instructors are and their bona fides?

 

[MTAC]

Let me reach out to those guys to get the official bona fides, I have worked with them for so long I could probably spit ball it. But I will get the official and get back to you. Thanks. -Eric

 

[Vigilant]

Tagged for interest.

 

[Dean C.]

Cannot speak to the class at all but I just had one of my best friends get out of the Army Medic specialty school and "combat medicine" is super interesting and could potentially save you or somebody elses ass. He showed me how to apply tourniquets, pack woulds and all sorts of other stuff (including proper tourniquet use for a femoral artery bleed for the appendix carriers).

 

[Gazza]

I have been looking for a class like this and you guys are about 5 minutes from my house. Thanks for the heads up!
Gazza

 

[MTAC]

Jay Reed, Lead Instructor
Delaware County Sheriff's Office, Deputy
Delaware County EMS, AEMT
DCSO SWAT Medic (18 years)
National Registry Advanced EMT ceritfied
National Association EMTs (NAEMT) Certified TCCC-AC Instructor
BS Purdue University
AS Purdue University

Greg Michael is extremely hard to pin down, I know he is the Captain of DCEMS and has been a Team Medic before I was ever on the team. He has a ton of certs, I will get them soon. Just wanted to up date you.

 

[dudley0]

This was a good class. I am looking forward to part 2.

Instructors know what's what. I left with more knowledge than I came in with for sure.