Course Overview:
This 4-day immersive course is designed specifically for professionals operating in high-risk environments, ranging from first-on-scene patrol officers to tactical SWAT medics. Grounded in the principles of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and adapted for the realities of the domestic law enforcement mission set, this course will equip you with the critical medical skills required to save lives during and immediately following active threat incidents.
Through a combination of realistic, stress-induced scenarios, hands-on skills labs, and instructor-led field evolutions, you will learn how to deliver life-saving care while under fire, maintain situational awareness, and integrate seamlessly into the broader tactical response effort.
Whether operating as part of an entry team, perimeter security, or as the first patrol officer on scene, you will walk away with a deep understanding of how to prioritize care, manage critical injuries, and maintain operational effectiveness under stress.
Who Should Attend:
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SWAT Operators: Enhance your capability to provide immediate trauma care during high-threat operations such as warrant service, barricades, or hostage rescue scenarios.
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Patrol Officers/First Responders: Gain the skills to become a force multiplier by stabilizing casualties before EMS arrives, especially during active shooter or mass casualty incidents.
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Team Medics: Reinforce your existing knowledge base with updated TCCC concepts, scenario-based problem solving, and advanced medical decision-making under fire.
Topics Covered Include:
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Massive Hemorrhage Control
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Airway and Respiratory Management
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Rapid Casualty Assessment (MARCH Protocol)
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Officer Self-Aid & Buddy-Aid
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Tactical Evacuation & Movement of Casualties
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Scenario-Based Training Evolutions
What Makes This Course Different:
This is not a PowerPoint-heavy classroom course. Every day is designed to push the class out of their comfort zones and reinforce muscle memory through repetition and realism. You’ll operate in your duty gear, under physical and cognitive stress, replicating the exact conditions in which you may be called upon to save a life.
Equipment List:
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Duty gear/plate carrier with full kit, Medical gear normally carried on duty (tourniquets, IFAKs, etc.), Eye and ear protection, Gloves, Flashlight, Hydration system, Note-taking materials, Clothing appropriate for outdoor/urban environments (weather dependent), A set of used clothes, you don't mind destroying, Great Attitude!!
Instructor:
Jason Morrison is a former Marine Raider (MARSOC) with extensive combat deployments and years of experience in global clandestine operations, including time as a CIA GRS officer. He has served as a lead medic on high-risk missions for anti-human trafficking task forces and was a senior paramedic for one of Colorado Springs’ busiest fire departments. Jason now brings his expertise to The Benjamin Guard, training students in tactical medicine, firearms, and operational readiness for real-world threats.