The Medical Corps TM Combat/Field Medicine School prepares civilians, with or without medical background, as well as military and government personnel.
We teach how to rapidly and effectively respond to both major and minor personal injuries sustained far from medical care.
That event could be a camping, fishing or hunting trip. Or it could be the result of sudden mass casualty events and the breakdown of America’s vulnerable medical infrastructure as might occur due to nuclear, biological, chemical accident or terrorist event.
Based on US Navy Combat medicine
Based on state-of-the-art Navy Combat Medicine, the
Medical Corps Combat / Field Medicine School trains you in
diverse emergency treatment techniques not known by the general public or taught to medical professionals.
Classes are structured with civilians in mind and all Combat/Field Medicine techniques are taught in hands-on settings.
Open to All
The school is open to all, regardless of knowledge, experience, or skill level. No prior medical experience
or knowledge is required. The school is a must
for families, first responders and especially for
travelers.
What You'll Learn
You'll learn:
· how to disinfect serious wounds in the field
· how to suture wounds under mass casualty field
conditions,
· how to set broken bones
· how to protect yourself from nuclear, biological, and
chemical agents
· how to perform minor emergency surgery,
· mass casualty triage techniques
· shock and trauma management, and much more.
Qualified Medical Corps Instructors will teach all students in hands-on settings where they'll gain in-depth knowledge of all subjects covered.
Students also have one-on-one access to instructors.
We've graduated students from all walks of life -- doctors, nurses, teachers, nuns, homemakers, farmers, Army Medics, welders, policemen
and women, carpenters, paramedics, EMTs, Navy Corpsmen, SEALS, Air Force Pararescue Medics and many others.
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Reserve your seat for one of the most informative, interesting, and potentially life-saving training programs you'll ever attend!
Class Structure
School check-in is from 8 - 8:30 am
Friday morning.
Classes will be held Friday & Saturday, and will
wind down on Sunday.
Lunches will be at noon.
All materials and handouts will be furnished.
Video cameras may be used.
Still photos may be taken.
Class Etiquette
Men may not wear a cover (hat) in the building.
Fragrance may not be worn - perfume, cologne,
aftershave etc.
Cells phones are not to be used in class.
No disruptive behavior.
Medical Corps Combat / Field Medicine School
OSU Extension Campus
Caldwell, Ohio
Information: 740-783-8009
Chuck@MedicalCorps.org
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Curriculum
