Scene and Priority Logic
Frame decisions around responder safety, casualty access, and what care can be delivered in unstable environments.
- Threat-aware patient access
- Operational decision sequencing
- Responder role clarity under stress
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Tactical Emergency Combat Care
Built from the live EMS University Moodle course, this TECC training package covers tactical and civilian rescue care priorities through five guided lesson blocks, field briefings, knowledge checks, and a comprehensive final examination.
16
CAPCE / NCCP Hours
5
Lesson Modules
5
Knowledge Checks
$395
Course Price
Operational Focus
Training for High-Threat Medical Response
The live Moodle description positions this as a 16-hour Tactical Emergency Combat Care class adopted from Committee for Tactical Emergency Combat Care guidance for civilian and tactical rescue operations.
Life Threat Interventions
Focus on the interventions that matter most when time, access, and conditions are constrained.
- Massive bleeding priorities
- Airway and breathing stabilization
- Trauma-focused early care
Real-World Responder Audience
The course is recommended for civilian first care providers, EMS responders, law enforcement, and other operational personnel.
- ALS and BLS responders
- Law enforcement operations
- Prepared community and rescue teams
Course Flow
Built Around the Actual Moodle Structure
This layout is based on the live course modules already present in Moodle: lesson briefings, downloadable outlines, knowledge checks, a comprehensive final exam, and certificate completion.
01
Orientation
Start with the syllabus, lesson objectives, and cited resources to understand the full TECC training path.
02
Five Lesson Briefings
Each lesson includes a field guide and video briefing so students move through the tactical concepts in a clean sequence.
03
Knowledge Checks
Every lesson has its own quiz checkpoint to lock in understanding before progressing to the next block.
04
Final + Certificate
Finish with the comprehensive final examination and certificate workflow for documented completion.
Included
What Students Receive
The existing course build already includes the core elements needed for a polished tactical training experience instead of a bare file dump.
Lesson Outlines
Dedicated outline resources for the first four lesson blocks.
Field Guides
Structured page content for Lessons 1 through 5 with briefing context.
Assessment Ladder
Five lesson quizzes plus a 50-question comprehensive final exam.
Completion Evidence
Simple certificate issuance and CE-hour framing for recertification use.
Pricing
Clear TECC Enrollment Positioning
The Moodle course description lists the current TECC course price at $395 and the award at 16 hours of continuing education.
TECC Course
$395Single Enrollment
One complete Tactical Emergency Combat Care enrollment aligned to the active EMSU Moodle course.
- 16 CAPCE / NCCP hours
- Five lesson briefings
- Five knowledge checks
- Comprehensive final exam
Recommended For
Positioned for responders and operational personnel who need tactical casualty-care education in a structured online format.
- Civilian first care providers
- ALS and BLS responders
- Law enforcement officers
- Other tactical-response personnel
Enrollment Path
This EMS Infinity build is positioned as the dedicated front door for TECC leads while Moodle remains the training delivery environment.
- Marketing and intake on this domain
- Course delivery through EMSU Moodle
- Live support through EMSU contact channels
- Expandable later into direct checkout
FAQ
Questions Tactical Leads Ask First
These answers mirror the actual course structure and positioning already present in Moodle, while using a cleaner marketing presentation like the refresher network.
Is this really tied to an active course?
Yes. The underlying Moodle course is active and visible, and this landing page is built from its live title, price, CE hours, module sequence, and exam structure.
How is the coursework structured?
Students move through five lesson blocks with field-guide and video briefing pages, complete five knowledge checks, then sit for the comprehensive final examination.
Who should take this course?
The course description recommends it for civilian first care providers, ALS/BLS responders, law enforcement officers, and other community members involved in rescue or high-threat response.
Does it count for continuing education?
Yes. The live course description states that it counts toward NREMT NCCP continuing education and is approved through CAPCE.