Tactical Combat Casualty Care

Presented by

Colorado Mountain College

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Where: Carbondale Fire Station 

Instructor: Joseph C. Livengood, MD, FACS – Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Authority

Description:

Three day tactical Casualty Combat Care is a National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) approved course conducted by Colorado Mountain College and instructed by Dr. Joseph Livengood of the Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Authority. TCCC is appropriate for law enforcement who may be required to provide combat care to a fellow peace officers or civilians as they wait for an ambulance or other resources. More information on NAEMT’s TCCC course can be found here: NAMET TCCC

Expect about three to fours hours of required prework to be completed on your own prior to class.  New this year is the three day format allowing for more scenario based training.

Additional: Lodging and meals are the responsibility of each student/agency. There are several lodging options in the Roaring Fork area.

COST: This course does have a cost to it and it is not covered by the I-70 West Grant.  

The I-70 West Training Region is funded by the Peace Officer Standards and Training Grant Project