Tag: C-TECC

“Late Calls” Episode # 4 – Situational Awareness

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Today on “Late Calls,” I talk about: Situational Awareness

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“Late Calls” Podcast Episode # 3

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Today on “Late Calls,” I talk about:
Provider Safety:  “So, You’ve Been Ambushed”

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Urban Counter-Ambush Tactics: Avoid the kill zone when responding to calls for service with these simple approach technique

Counter-ambush tactics for patrol officers.

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“Late Calls” Podcast Episode # 2

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Today on “Late Calls,” I talk about:

  • Bullying in EMS
  • Cop cars being used as ambulances to transport GSWs and stabbings.

Enough is enough: 5 ways to end bullying in EMS

Nurse Speaks Out Against Colleagues Who Bully EMS Workers

Where Cop Cars Double as Ambulances

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Medic Up! Episode 1 – National Tactical Medical Competition – AAR

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Episode 1 –  National Tactical Medical Competition 2017 – AAR

Dietrich Easter aka on the YouTubes as “Skinny Medic” and the  CEO of Medical Gear Outfitters and I sit down to talk about our lessons learned from competing in the National Tactical Medical Competition held in Charlotte, NC on Sunday May 21, 2017 hosted by Special Operations Aid and Rescue (SOAR.)

This is the 1st podcast and just like any other 1st, it’s a bit rocky. My manic dogs make an appearance, we pause to answer some Facebook Live questions and there’s a few other glitches that I couldn’t fix in post production. Give it a listen. Comment. Email or post suggestions for future shows.

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Responder Solutions Group Receives Recognized Educational Content Approval from the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care

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Responder Solutions Group was recently approved as a Recognized Educational Content provider by the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care. This means that RSG pledges to abide by the Committee for Tactical Emergency Care Principles of Guidelines Instruction.
 
from the C-TECC Principles of Guidelines Instruction:
 
As an educational entity that is recognized to be in accordance with the C-TECC Principles of Guidelines Instruction by the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, we agree to:
 
1. Provide instructors that are qualified to instruct the Guidelines to the appropriate scope of practice and approved medical protocols of the student.
 
2. Provide TECC instructors and consulting personnel that are accurate, current and up-to-date with the Guidelines.
 
3. Instruct the education of the Guidelines without altering the inherent procedure, intent or purpose.
 
4. Instruct the operational application of the Guidelines without altering the inherent procedure, intent or purpose.
5. Allow for student feedback and incorporate that back into future courses as appropriate
 
6. No misrepresentation of the intent or proper application of the Guidelines in any way.
 
7. No attribution of the Committee’s approval or endorsement in any way to any specific product or company.
 
The Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care does not endorse any training organization or program, but will recognize those educational partners who agree to utilize the guidelines, as written, without change to the language, scope, or intent contained within
 
Responder Solutions Group looks forward to presenting this lifesaving information and accompanying skills in accordance with the Principles of Guidelines Instruction set by the
Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care.