Recognized TECC Program by the Committee for TECC

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TacMed 1: TECC Trauma Care ($150* / 4hrs)

• Would you know what to do if a family member was injured or had a medical issue? Could you prolong the life of a loved one long enough for the ambulance to arrive? What if you had to perform these lifesaving measures in a tactical environment?  TacMed 1 class explains the proper way to assess a patient, and covers in great detail the proper way to deal with significant issues such as serious bleeding, chest injuries, a compromised airway, spinal injuries, broken bones, and more following M.A.R.C.H. protocols. TECC training includes bleeding control and shock management, airway management, Bag Valve Mask (BVM) ventilation, and emergency patient movement in an unsafe environment. This training all boils down to the same thing: sustaining the life of the patient until he or she can be delivered to the emergency room. This class follows the current Committee for TECC guidelines for active bystanders. After successful completion students will receive TacMed 1 TECC, Emergency First Aid, and  Stop the Bleed Certification.

TacMed 2: TECC Emergency Medical Care ($150* / 4hrs)

• Our TacMed 2 Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) Emergency Medical Care class continues where TacMed 1 ends. TacMed 2 TECC training builds on the Emergency First Aid Fundamentals knowledge base but focuses on the application of that knowledge in a tactical environment.  TacMed 2 TECC training includes a review of patient assessment, bleeding control and shock management, then spend time on treating medical emergencies, CPR/AED, airway management, Bag Valve Mask (BVM) ventilation, and emergency patient movement in an unsafe environment. We will also review techniques used by EMTs for emergency oxygen administration via non-rebreather mask, spinal immobilization, long bone immobilization, joint immobilization, and more. This is a physical course and might not be for everybody. We will be moving "patients", kneeling, and practicing on the ground. This class follows the current Committee for TECC guidelines for active bystanders. After successful completion students will receive TacMed 2 TECC, Emergency First Aid and Stop the Bleed Certification.

TECC for Law Enforcement (TECC-LE / 8hrs)

• TECC for Law Enforcement class is geared towards to needs of LE, Executive Protection, and Security Teams and is a Nationally Approved Program of the Committee  for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care. This class follows the current Committee for TECC guidelines for First Responders with a Duty to Act. Email to set up training: train@mayhughtactical.com 

Course Progression

• TacMed 1 and TacMed2 classes are designed to be taken in sequence. First TacMed 1 (4hrs), followed by TacMed 2 (4hrs) to give you a full 8hrs of training in TECC. These are perishable skills, and graduates of TacMed 2 are invited back for no charge to TacMed Refresher Class yearly to keep their skills sharp.

TacMed Refresher Class: (No charge*)

• TECC skills are perishable. Our TacMed 2 graduates are invited to take the TacMed Refresher Class once a year to stay sharp. The TacMed Refresher Class is an opportunity to take the complete 4hr TacMed 2 Class.

Other Classes available:

TECC for CBRN (Chemical Warfare Agents and Events)

K9-TECC (for Operational K9s)

• For more information email to set up training: train@mayhughtactical.com 

or if group classes aren't your thing...

Continue Private Classes $100* per hour session

• So, you'd like to keep your training going, but you're not into doing a group class?  We can arrange one on one private lessons. The same great instruction but personalized for you at your pace.

Scheduling Private and Group Training

• Classes can for the most part be arranged according to your group's schedule.
• Email to set up training: train@mayhughtactical.com 

*Pricing

• Price per person per class includes classroom and training  scenario instruction. All training materials are supplied. Note taking materials, closed toed shoes, long pants, crew neck shirt are recommended. It is always a good idea to bring snacks, lunch, and drinks. For TacMed 2 be prepared to do some scenarios outdoors, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen etc.