Tactical Emergency Medical Support Training.

[matt202]

Hi,

I work in the UK as a Police Officer/Paramedic and am looking at traveling out to the States to undertake some training to see if it reflects what we are doing in the UK. Can anyone recommend a suitable training provider.

regards

Matt

[ejd049]

This one is good Texas Tactical I am planning on going through some training here in the near future!!!

[copamedic1]

cypress creek is where i went. worth the money.

[Dustdevil]

They are all pretty much covered in this Tactical forum, where the same question is frequently asked.

Check out previous topics.

[mosestmed]

I met the guy that owns TEMCON over here in Iraq. He is on a team with a friend of mine and he has good thing sto say about him and that he knows what he is doing. Bobby said this guy teaches all over the world and has been doing a great job taking care of his team over here. I checked his site and he has a class in New York. He also has been doing some teaching over here to the provisional recontruction team. All I know is that he does good over here. To me, that means more than what civilians do over there. Going to bed.

[Canadian Caesar]

Would this be one of those "well thought out" third posts that have become so common these days since the chat room rules have been changed?

[Medic2588]

I took the Tactical Element program when it was in Jacksonville, FL. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and it seemed right in tune with the knowledge and skills that were expected of me on my teams.

My suggestion is to look at what will be expected of you on your tactical team and then find a class that supports those requirements. Every class teachs you a little something extra or different, its just a matter of what will work best for you.

Devin

[NREMT-Basic]

I'm taking tactical medical operator (TMO) through Tactical Element this summer. Im pretty impressed with their programs.

[p3medic]

:roll:

[kuo34]

Took TMO-1 in January. Lots of good info. The water was real cold though.