Recent media reports point to the importance of a prepared response to active shooter/mass casualty incidents, as highlighted in the following articles:

Redefining Active Shooter Response >>

2 Types of Training for Active Shooter Incidents >>

First Responders Train for Active Shooter on Camp Mabry >>

To assist EMS and other first responders, as well as civilians, prepare for local and national disaster situations, NAEMT has developed a tactical suite of programs.

• Tactical Combat Casualty Care: only TCCC course endorsed by the American College of Surgeons; uses PHTLS military textbook. 16 hours of CECBEMS credit. Read more >
  
  
• Coming in May!
  Tactical Emergency Casualty Care: endorsed by the American College of Surgeons; meets TECC guidelines; uses PHTLS military textbook. Teaches civilian tactical EMS. 16 hours of CECBEMS credit.


• Law Enforcement and First Response Tactical Casualty Care: for all public safety first responders. Based on TCCC and PHTLS. 8 hours of CECBEMS credit. Read more >
  


• Bleeding Control for the Injured: teaches basic lifesaving medical interventions to first responders and civilians. Meets recommendations of the Hartford Consensus. 2.5 hours. Read more >