Tactical Medic

MEDICAL TRAINING for the EXECUTIVE PROTECTION PROFESSIONAL

Approved for post 9-11® VA benefits for all ESI core residency programs.

45 Clock Hours

About The Program

This fast-paced, hands-on course prepares law enforcement, security professionals, and responsible civilians to provide life-saving emergency care before EMS arrival. Grounded in the latest Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) guidelines, the course equips participants to confidently manage trauma and medical emergencies in both high-threat and everyday environments all in alignment with standardized NHTSA Guideline

Students gain foundational knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, then apply it through practical skills such as hemorrhage control, airway management, chest trauma treatment, and casualty movement. Emphasis is placed on scenario-based learning to build decision-making under stress.

Outcomes:
Graduates will be able to perform rapid trauma assessments, administer critical interventions, and operate confidently in high-stress incidents involving trauma or medical emergencies.

Certificate:
Participants who successfully complete the course receive a Certificate of Completion in Basic First Aid and Emergency Casualty Care, aligned standardized NHTSA and CoTECC guidelines.

Single Course: 5-Days

45 Clock Hours

Core Subjects

Day One

Medical Foundations and Hemorrhage Control

Patient Assessment and Medical Emergencies

Trauma Care and TECC Integration

Patient Movement and Scenario Training

Evaluation and Testing

Student Testimonials

Michael H. from last week’s TacMed course writing to you. I didn’t want too much time passing before I sent to you my regards & compliments for the excellent instruction I received from Pat and Mark. I’ve been a fairly serious ‘Prepper’ for some years now. And of the various, self-reliance subjects I train on, medical is the most important one to me. So I have to tell you both Mark and Pat just excel in their instructional skills, passing on as they did the benefit of their experience and expertise. Perhaps even more important was their conscientious approach to their work. They absolutely flogged us in those ten hour days, yet were always ready & patient in answering our questions no matter how long it took. They have the gift of quickly establishing a professional rapport with a class, and this retired military officer can tell you our nearly-all military veteran class ate that up. We truly recognized and appreciated the quality of what we were getting. I strongly recommend you keep them in your instructor portfolio, as in addition to everything else just mentioned they really reflect well on ESI’s reputation.

Michael H
Alumni

Executive Security International

Tactical Medic