Operationally focused tactical medical training — TECC and TCCC — for law enforcement, federal protective services, executive protection, and security teams. Built by operators. Delivered under stress. Proven in the field.
Close Quarters Battle (CQB) training as a standalone course, or built into your medical class. Contact us for a quote.
40 hours of tactical medicine. Classroom instruction comes first; most of the course is hands-on scenario work.
| Duration | 40 Hours |
| Target Audience | Patrol Officers, SWAT & Tactical Units, Supervisors, Federal Agents, Federal Protective Details, Executive Protection (EP) Teams, Private Security & Protective Services |
| Format | Classroom instruction + Scenario-based evolutions |
| Class Size | Up to 30 students |
| Realism | Hyper-realistic wounds and live role players throughout |
Students work through care under fire, hemorrhage control, airway management, triage, casualty movement and prolonged field care. Full course details go to agencies when they request a quote.
Request A QuoteInstructors who have done this for real, hyper-realistic wounds, and scenarios built around what your team actually faces.
Instruction delivered by combat-proven special operations medics, critical care flight paramedics, and tactical law enforcement medical specialists.
Real-world active shooter, combat trauma, and high-threat medical response experience. Combined instructor cadre operational experience exceeding 120 years.
Hyper-realistic wounds put students under real pressure in every scenario.
Scenario-based training aligned with NAEMT TECC standards and TCCC principles. Evidence-based medical education establishing decision frameworks.
Agency-hosted or consolidated regional classes of up to 30 students. Every agency gets its own written quote.
Dedicated Medical Director maintaining final medical authority over all curriculum, protocols, instructional standards, and training safety.
We bring the instructors, hyper-realistic wounds and role players to your facility, anywhere in the USA. Medical training, CQB, or both in one class. Tell us about your team and we'll send a written quote.
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Beyond the classroom, we help agencies find and close gaps in their medical readiness, from what's in the kits to how their people perform under stress.
We review your policies, training records, med kits and equipment, then give you a written report of the gaps and what to fix first.
We run your people through realistic scenarios with role players and hyper-realistic wounds, score how they perform, and debrief your team.
What goes in each kit, where kits should be placed, and how to keep them inspected and restocked.
Build or strengthen your in-house medical training plan and develop your own instructors.
Available as a one-time engagement or an ongoing annual partnership. Every engagement is quoted for your agency.
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All images show simulated injuries from controlled training exercises.
Students arrive on a scene with multiple casualties and have to decide who needs care first.
Tourniquets, wound packing and pressure on hyper-realistic wounds.
Moving the casualty toward cover or evacuation without letting care stop.
Instructors watch each intervention up close and correct technique on the spot.
Each instructor has managed catastrophic trauma in real incidents where failure resulted in loss of life. Their collective experience spans special operations, critical care flight medicine, tactical law enforcement, combat deployments, and federal protective services.
Serves as Director of Tactical Medical Operations and Lead Instructor, maintaining final medical authority over all curriculum, protocols, instructional standards, and training safety.
Brings a unique combination of military, fire service, and special operations medical experience to the instructor cadre.
One of the most extensively experienced tactical medical professionals in the industry, with three decades of service across military, government, and civilian sectors.
Brings two decades of EMS and critical care flight experience, with a proven track record instructing, standardizing, and evaluating flight medical crews and tactical medical professionals.
Brings over two decades of operational experience with a deep background in combat search and rescue (CSAR), special operations medicine, and close protection medical support across CONUS and OCONUS environments.
When someone sees catastrophic trauma for the first time during a real incident, stress can cause:
Repeated, controlled exposure to realistic trauma is how people build the pattern recognition and composure to act. Our training objective is simple: students recognize the injury, choose the right intervention and apply it correctly while the scenario is still running.
This is preventable. Train it before you need it.
We partner with Marsh EMS Consulting to deliver training.
A veteran-owned 501(c)(3) that helps veterans and first responders facing PTSD, traumatic brain injury and service-related trauma. When standard treatment hasn't been enough, they connect people with evidence-informed alternative care, plus advocacy to help them find it. We work with Nothing By Chance so sponsors can fund training with a tax-deductible contribution.
We partner with the Jorge Pastore Foundation, founded by Kim Pastore, on sponsored training for law enforcement.
Many agencies fund ODM training through federal and state grants, including the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) program. Write ODM into your application as a contracted training vendor and we'll give your grant writer what they need.
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A written course summary and learning objectives, ready to drop into your narrative.
A per-officer quote sized to your class, for your budget worksheet.
Daily safety briefings mandatory
SIM-only training environments
PPE enforcement throughout training
Medical Director stop-authority enforced
Full incident documentation & reporting
Law enforcement (patrol, SWAT and tactical units, supervisors), federal agents, federal protective details, executive protection teams, and private security and protective services personnel.
Up to 30 students per class.
At your agency's facility, anywhere in the USA. We bring the instructors, hyper-realistic wounds and role players; your agency provides the venue.
Pricing is per student. Each agency gets its own written quote based on class size, location and scenario needs. Request a quote.
Yes. Many agencies write ODM into grant applications, including Byrne JAG, as a contracted training vendor. See vendor details.
Yes. Scenarios are built around the incidents your personnel see most.
Yes. CQB is available as a standalone course or built into your medical class. Every CQB class is quoted, so choose CQB or Both in the request form below.
Tell us a little about your team. We'll follow up with a written quote, usually within a few business days.
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