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TacMed Remote Casualty Care Course - 2 Day

sku Product SKU:  BMRCC03

This course can be described as educational, adventurous, challenging, and fun! If you picture a course that combines Remote Area First Aid and Military Prolonged Field Care all mixed into 2 Days' worth of learning, then that's what our Remote Casualty Care Course is.

We'll introduce you to the concepts of remote casualty care through a combination of theory, skill stations, and immersive scenarios.

With the experience of our highly qualified cadre, which includes a mix of former Australian, International Special Operations Medics, and experienced Remote Area Paramedics, we'll challenge you (yes, our aim is to put you out of your comfort zone) both clinically and mentally.

TacMed Australia Remote Casualty Care course is delivered in partnership under a third-party agreement with TacMed Training (RTO 41552).

 

This is a blended delivery training course of:

  • Pre-Course eLearning Material and Assessments
  • 2 Day Face to Face element

 

Remote Casualty Care Course includes the nationally accredited requirements:

  • HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  • HLTAID011 Provide First Aid
  • HLTAID013 Provide First Aid in a remote or isolated site

 

Topics Include:

  • First Responder Extended Care techniques
  • Improvised trauma care techniques
  • Advanced fracture management techniques and devices
  • Anatomy and Physiology for remote area injury profiles including head, neck, and spinal injuries
  • Rapid Patient Assessment skills
  • Arterial Tourniquets
  • Junctional haemorrhage management techniques
  • Trauma practical skills session
  • Reality-Based Training Scenarios
  • Prevention and treatment of hypothermia in the remote environment
  • Asthma
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Airway and Choking
  • Management
  • Bleeding control & Shock
  • CPR (Adult, Infant, and AED)
  • Fracture Management
  • Envenomation Management
  • Remote patient assessment concepts and techniques
  • Casualty treatment techniques for the remote wilderness environment
  • Medical planning for remote/wilderness environments
  • Casualty evacuation from the remote environment

 

Timings:

  • Day 1:   8 AM to 5 PM
  • Day 2:   8 AM to 5 PM

For further information, please call 1300 862 633 or email training@tacmedaustralia.com.au

AUD 955.0000

Rescue Trauma & Casualty Care (RTACC) Course

sku Product SKU:  RTACC001

About this event

Developed in the UK, RTACC is designed to meet the specific casualty care needs of emergency services and high-risk industries, providing both individuals and organisations with tried and tested life-saving skills in an immersive 3 day course.

The Rescue Trauma and Casualty Care (RTACC) meets the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care (FPHC), Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) guidelines level E of The Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh.

Candidates will be empowered to manage serious medical and trauma emergencies in an immersive and engaging manner, developing knowledge, real-world skills and confidence.

RTACC guides the learner to identify and manage time critical injuries with appropriate interventions. Hands-on experience, live actors, casualty simulation and short highly focused lectures providing the perfect balance of theoretical and practical learning.

This course is ideal for prehospital care providers working in the emergency services and workers in high-risk workplaces with a duty to respond.

Valid for a period of 3 years. The Learner needs to undertake annual refresher training and retake the qualification before the certificate expiry date to remain qualified.

Rescue Trauma and Casualty Care (RTACC) is part of an Integrated Emergency Care Programme (IECP) developed by the ATACC Group to run seamlessly from basic to advanced medical and rescue training.

Course Requirements:

  • Learners must be at least 18 years old on the first day of the training.
  • Learners must have an understanding of basic first aid and ideally have attended a nationally accredited First Aid Course such as HLTAID011.
  • There are no other formal entry requirements but to benefit from the learning we advise that Learners have a minimum of Level 1 in literacy or numeracy or equivalent.

Course Content:

  • Safety
  • Scene Management
  • Enhanced kinematics and mechanism of injury
  • Catastrophic bleed management using stepwise approach – Wound Packing, Hemostatics, Tourniquets and Junctional Bleed Management
  • Airway assessment with enhanced management – adjuncts & supraglottic devices
  • Spinal assessment, management and immobilisation
  • Safe and effective Oxygen usage
  • Respiratory assessment and management
  • Recognition of Thorax trauma and complications
  • Abdominal assessment
  • Circulatory assessment, management, shock
  • Head injury & disability assessment
  • Effects of environment and exposure
  • Cardiac arrest – pit crew resuscitation
  • Paediatric BLS
  • Paediatric Anatomy, normal physiology & common medical emergencies
  • Care of common medical conditions i.e. stroke, diabetes
  • Care or medical emergencies
  • Thermal injury with ability to assess severity
  • Musculoskeletal injury with use of analgesia & fracture reduction
  • Drowning and immersion
  • Excitation delirium and overdose
  • Mass casualty management
  • Triage
  • Major civilian disasters
  • Bombs, blasts, blades and ballistics
  • CBRNE
  • Transfer of the critically ill patient

3 days of immersive scenarios and hands on learning.

AUD 1295.0000

Blue Mountains Remote Casualty Care Course

sku Product SKU:  BMRCC01

This course can be described as educational, adventurous, challenging and fun! If you picture a course that combines Remote Area First Aid, Military Prolonged Field Care and Wilderness Vertical Rescue all mixed into 2.5 Days (including night training) worth of learning, then that's what our Remote Casualty Care Course is.

We'll introduce you to the concepts of remote casualty care and wilderness rescue through a combination of theory, skill stations and immersive scenarios.

With the experience of our highly qualified cadre, which includes a mix of former Australian & International Special Operations Medics and experienced Remote Area Paramedics, we'll challenge you (yes, our aim is to put you out of your comfort zone) both clinically and mentally.

TacMed Australia Remote Casualty Care course is delivered in partnership under a third party agreement with TacMed Training (RTO 41552). Vertical Rescue & Roping is under the guidance of Safety Access & Rescue.

 

This is a blended delivery training course of:

  • Pre Course eLearning Material and Assessments
  • 2.5 Day Face to Face element (includes some night training)

 

Remote Casualty Care Course includes the nationally accredited requirements:

  • HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  • HLTAID011 Provide First Aid
  • HLTAID013 Provide First Aid in a remote or isolated site

 

Topics Include:

  • First Responder Extended Care techniques
  • Improvised trauma care techniques
  • Advanced fracture management techniques and devices
  • Anatomy and Physiology for remote area injury profiles including head, neck and spinal injuries
  • Rapid Patient Assessment skills
  • Arterial Tourniquets
  • Junctional haemorrhage management techniques
  • Trauma practical skills session
  • Reality-Based Training Scenarios
  • Prevention and treatment of hypothermia in the remote environment
  • Asthma
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Airway and Choking
  • Management
  • Bleeding control & Shock
  • CPR (Adult, Infant and AED)
  • Fracture Management
  • Envenomation Management
  • Remote patient assessment concepts and techniques
  • Casualty treatment techniques for the remote wilderness environment
  • Medical planning for remote/wilderness environments
  • Casualty evacuation from the remote environment
  • Introduction to Wilderness Vertical Rescue

 

Timings:

 

  • Friday Day 1 Session 1:   5pm-9pm
  • Saturday Day 2 Session 1:   10am-5pm
  • Saturday Day 2 Session 2:    7pm-10pm
  • Sunday Day 3 Session 1:    8am-3pm

For further information or a complete student handbook, please call 1300 862 633 or email training@tacmedaustralia.com.au

AUD 1295.0000

Blue Mountains Medic Level One

sku Product SKU:  BMMLO01

Course Overview:

TacMed Australia's Blue Mountains Medic Level One program, underwritten by the Nationally Accredited HLT21020 Certificate II in Medical Service First Response, combines tactical, austere, remote medicine and prolonged casualty care techniques into 5 days of practical education and scenarios for high-risk and remote workers.

Through TacMed’s proven training methodologies and world-class instructors, participants will learn through a wide range of modalities, including eLearning, face-to-face classroom training, skills stations, and TacMed’s infamous reality-based simulations with escalating stress inoculation.

The Blue Mountains Medic Level One course is delivered in partnership under a third-party agreement with TacMed Training (RTO 41552).

Key Features of TacMed MLO:

  • TacMed’s instructor cadre are highly experienced clinicians and educators that include current and former Army Special Operations Medics, Remote Area Paramedics, and Critical Care Flight Paramedics.
  • TacMed uses reality-based training methodologies with controlled and escalating stress inoculation to assist participants with high-performance patient care under stress and post-incident resilience.
  • High level of practical and hands-on training in medical interventions with a significant focus on trauma in remote and isolated settings.
  • Contextualised training designed for a variety of high-risk and remote operators including police tactical group operators, remote paramedics, search and rescue teams, remote access fire teams, resource and offshore medics, outdoor and adventure guide team leaders.

Course Structure:

The Blue Mountains Medic Level One Course is a blended delivery course comprising:

  • 20 hours of online pre-course eLearning and theory assessments to ensure the 5 course days are as practical as possible.
  • A 5-Day Face-to-Face Component (100% attendance required)

Course Content:

TacMed Australia's Blue Mountains Medic Level One Course - Certificate II in Medical Service First Response includes the nationally accredited requirements:

  • Units of Competency:
    • Provide first aid - HLTAID011
    • Provide first aid in remote or isolated site - HLTAID013
    • Provide advanced first aid - HLTAID014 
    • Provide advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy - HLTAID015 
    • Managing first aid services and resources - HLTAID016
    • Working with diverse people - CHCDIV001
    • Follow safe work practices for direct client care - HLTWHS002
    • Manage personal stressors in the work environment - HLTWHS006
    • Complying with infection prevention and control policies and procedures - HLTINF006
    • Provide pain management - PUAEME008

Topics Covered and Practical Skills Taught:

Our program covers a wide range of topics relevant to healthcare in challenging environments, including:

  • Tactical Emergency Casualty Care History, Guidelines, and Application in a Remote Environment
  • Remote, Austere, and Threat Medical Mission Planning
  • Anatomy & Pathophysiology for the Level One Medic
  • Patient Primary & Secondary Surveys (incl MARCH Rapid Trauma Assessments)
  • Vital Sign Observation Assessment and Monitoring Techniques for the Basic Life Support Medic (Pulse, Respiratory, Temp, Sp02, Blood Pressure, and GCS/AVPU)
  • Rescue, Movement Planning and Implementation
  • Tactical Medical Equipment Selection for Mission Medical Support
  • Internal Penetrating, Ballistic, and Blast Trauma Pathophysiology
  • Burn Treatment in the Remote Environment
  • Crush Injury Management in the Remote Environment
  • Advanced Major Haemorrhage Control (Tourniquets, Tourniquet Conversion, Wound Packing, Haemostatics, and Junctional TQs)
  • Mass Casualty Incident Management and Triage
  • Advanced Resuscitation of the Tactical/Remote Casualty
  • Advanced Fracture Management Including Improvised Options
  • Pharmacological and Non-Pharmacological Pain Management Considerations
  • Working as a Member of a Team Pre-Hospital Resuscitation in the Tactical/Remote Environment
  • Introduction to Prolonged Field Care concepts and principles
  • Telemedicine, Teleconsultation & Communication Concepts and Principles
  • Operator/Team Physiological Stress Management, De-Briefing and Wellbeing

Face-to-Face Timings:

  • Day One - 4th December - Monday:
    • Start Time: 9 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 5:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Two - 5th December - Tuesday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Three - 6th December - Wednesday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Four - 7th December - Thursday:
    • NOTE: NIGHT EXERCISE, Optional sauna/ice bath before kick-off
    • Start Time: 12 PM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 11 PM Local Time
  • Day Five - 8th December - Friday:
    • Start Time: 10 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4 PM Local Time

Face-to-Face Training Locations:

  • Blue Mountains Region:
    • Various days spent in the bush in Katoomba and Leura - NSW
    • Participant Joining Instruction with more information will be sent to participants 3 weeks out of the course start date.

For further information, please call 1300 862 633 or email training@tacmedaustralia.com.au

AUD 2995.0000

TacMed Medic Level One

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Course Overview:

TacMed Australia's Medic Level One program, underwritten by the Nationally Accredited HLT21020 Certificate II in Medical Service First Response, combines tactical, austere, remote medicine and prolonged casualty care techniques into 5 days of practical education and scenarios for high-risk and remote workers.

Through TacMed’s proven training methodologies and world-class instructors, participants will learn through a wide range of modalities, including eLearning, face-to-face classroom training, skills stations, and TacMed’s infamous reality-based simulations with escalating stress inoculation.

The TacMed Level One course is delivered in partnership under a third-party agreement with TacMed Training (RTO 41552).

Key Features of TacMed MLO:

  • TacMed’s instructor cadre are highly experienced clinicians and educators that include current and former Army Special Operations Medics, Remote Area Paramedics, and Critical Care Flight Paramedics.
  • TacMed uses reality-based training methodologies with controlled and escalating stress inoculation to assist participants with high-performance patient care under stress and post-incident resilience.
  • High level of practical and hands-on training in medical interventions with a significant focus on trauma in remote and isolated settings.
  • Contextualised training designed for a variety of high-risk and remote operators including police tactical group operators, remote paramedics, search and rescue teams, remote access fire teams, resource and offshore medics, outdoor and adventure guide team leaders.

Course Structure:

The TacMed Medic Level One Course is a blended delivery course comprising:

  • 20 hours of online pre-course eLearning and theory assessments to ensure the 5 course days are as practical as possible.
  • A 5-Day Face-to-Face Component (100% attendance required)

Course Content:

TacMed Medic Level One Course - Certificate II in Medical Service First Response includes the nationally accredited requirements:

  • Units of Competency:
    • Provide first aid - HLTAID011
    • Provide first aid in remote or isolated site - HLTAID013
    • Provide advanced first aid - HLTAID014 
    • Provide advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy - HLTAID015 
    • Managing first aid services and resources - HLTAID016
    • Working with diverse people - CHCDIV001
    • Follow safe work practices for direct client care - HLTWHS002
    • Manage personal stressors in the work environment - HLTWHS006
    • Complying with infection prevention and control policies and procedures - HLTINF006
    • Provide pain management - PUAEME008

Topics Covered and Practical Skills Taught:

Our program covers a wide range of topics relevant to healthcare in challenging environments, including:

  • Tactical Emergency Casualty Care History, Guidelines, and Application in a Remote Environment
  • Remote, Austere, and Threat Medical Mission Planning
  • Anatomy & Pathophysiology for the Level One Medic
  • Patient Primary & Secondary Surveys (incl MARCH Rapid Trauma Assessments)
  • Vital Sign Observation Assessment and Monitoring Techniques for the Basic Life Support Medic (Pulse, Respiratory, Temp, Sp02, Blood Pressure, and GCS/AVPU)
  • Rescue, Movement Planning and Implementation
  • Tactical Medical Equipment Selection for Mission Medical Support
  • Internal Penetrating, Ballistic, and Blast Trauma Pathophysiology
  • Burn Treatment in the Remote Environment
  • Crush Injury Management in the Remote Environment
  • Advanced Major Haemorrhage Control (Tourniquets, Tourniquet Conversion, Wound Packing, Haemostatics, and Junctional TQs)
  • Mass Casualty Incident Management and Triage
  • Advanced Resuscitation of the Tactical/Remote Casualty
  • Advanced Fracture Management Including Improvised Options
  • Pharmacological and Non-Pharmacological Pain Management Considerations
  • Working as a Member of a Team Pre-Hospital Resuscitation in the Tactical/Remote Environment
  • Introduction to Prolonged Field Care concepts and principles
  • Telemedicine, Teleconsultation & Communication Concepts and Principles
  • Operator/Team Physiological Stress Management, De-Briefing and Wellbeing

Face-to-Face Timings:

  • Day One - Monday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Two - Tuesday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Three - Wednesday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Four - Thursday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Day Five - Friday:
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time

Face-to-Face Training Locations:

  • Sessions below state regions of the course:
    • Various days will be spent indoors and outdoors.
    • Participant Joining Instruction with more information on the training location and what to bring will be sent to participants 3 weeks out of the course start date.

For further information, please call 1300 862 633 or email training@tacmedaustralia.com.au

AUD 2995.0000

TacMed Medic Level Two Course

sku Product SKU:  MLTCERTIV01

Course Overview:

TacMed’s Medic Level Two program, underwritten by the Nationally Accredited HLT41120 Certificate IV in Health Care, focuses on equipping individuals with the skills, foundational knowledge, and, importantly, the confidence to provide initial pre-hospital basic life support and trauma response for high-risk environments.

Through TacMed’s proven training methodologies and world-class instructors, participants will learn through a wide range of modalities, including eLearning, face-to-face classroom training, skills stations, and TacMed’s infamous reality-based simulations with escalating stress inoculation.

Following the successful completion of eLearning, 10 days of face-to-face training and assessments, students will be required to complete 80 hours of supervised clinical practice (organised by themselves) to achieve this qualification.

TacMed Australia Med Level Two course is delivered in partnership under a third-party agreement with TacMed Training (RTO 41552).

Key Features of TacMed MLT:

  • TacMed’s instructor cadre are highly experienced clinicians and educators that include current and former Army Special Operations Medics, Remote Area Paramedics, and Critical Care Flight Paramedics.
  • TacMed uses reality-based training methodologies with controlled and escalating stress inoculation to assist participants with high-performance patient care under stress and post-incident resilience.
  • High level of practical and hands-on training in advanced medical interventions with a significant focus on trauma.
  • Contextualised training for those who work in high-risk and remote environments.

Course Structure:

The Medic Level Two course is a blended delivery course comprising:

  • Online pre-course eLearning and theory assessments.
  • A 10-Day Face-to-Face Component (100% attendance required)
  • 80 hours of supervised clinical practice organised by the participant themselves

Course Content:

TacMed Medic Level Two Course - Certificate IV in Health Care includes the nationally accredited requirements:

  • 9 Core Units:
    • CHCDIV001 - Work with diverse people
    • HLTAAP002 - Confirm physical health status
    • HLTINF001 - Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures
    • HLTOUT001 - Implement safe access and egress
    • HLTOUT004 - Assess and deliver basic clinical care
    • HLTOUT008 - Manage a scene
    • HLTOUT010 - Communicate in complex situations to support healthcare
    • HLTWHS002 - Follow safe work practices for direct client care
    • HLTWHS006 - Manage personal stressors in the work environment
  • Electives (included):
    • BSBMED301 - Interpret and apply medical terminology appropriately
    • HLTOUT006 - Transport emergency patients
    • HLTOUT007 - Transport non-emergency patients under operational conditions
    • HLTW005 - Conduct manual tasks safely
    • HLTAID013 - remote first aid
    • HLTAID014 - Provide advance first aid
    • HLTAID015 - Provide advanced resuscitation and o2 therapy
    • PUAEME005 - Provide pain management

Topics Covered:

Our program covers a wide range of topics relevant to healthcare in challenging environments, including:

  • Situational awareness and response
  • Medical planning and preparation
  • Management of dynamic incidents with casualties
  • Communication and leadership in an emergency situation
  • Various trauma and medical ailments specific to operational settings
  • Anatomy and physiology
  • Stress management technique

Practical Skills taught include:

  • Primary Trauma & Medical Patient Assessments
  • Patient extrication and transport techniques
  • Advanced Major Bleeding Control
  • Penetrating Chest Injuries (inc Chest Seals)
  • Basic Initial Triage
  • Advanced Fracture Management and Traction Splints
  • Trauma care procedures
  • Advanced Resuscitation
  • Airway Management (inc Supraglottic Airways)
  • Pharmacology

Face-to-Face Timings:

  • Week One (Tuesday to Saturday):
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time
  • Week Two (Monday to Friday):
    • Start Time: 8 AM Local Time
    • Finish Time: 4:30 PM Local Time

Payment plan via Zip Money is available to approved applicants. Contact us below to discuss.

For bookings or further information, please call 1300 862 633 or email training@tacmedaustralia.com.au

AUD 6995.0000