Military Courses

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NAR Training’s Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Online Hybrid Initial Education Courseadheres to the US Department of Transportation’s National Emergency Medical Service Education Standards. The EMT training program is approximately 195.5 hours in length, with a blend of online didactic education with 24/7 accessibility and fulfillment of laboratory, clinical, and field training requirements at one of our Training Centers. Graduates of this program will be able to describe the essential elements for response to the scene of a medical emergency; perform a thorough patient assessment for signs and symptoms of illness/injury; provide prompt and efficient basic emergency care to the sick and injured. Students will also learn how to handle safely and prepare the patient for transportation and describe the essential elements of safe and orderly transportation of the patient to the hospital and transfer of the patient to a higher level of care.

HeartCode® PALS Hands-on In-Person Skills Practice and Testing. HeartCode® PALS is the American Heart Association’s two-part blended learning pediatric advanced life support course. Students purchase a course key from the American Heart Association at https://www.onlineaha.org/courses. After students complete the online eLearning portion of the course, they receive a Certificate of Completion and can contact NAR Training to schedule a Hands-On Skills Session at one of our Training Centers. Students will have the opportunity to practice before the psychomotor skills test, conducted by an authorized AHA instructor. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education.

NAR Training’s Military Medic to EMT (MM2EMT) Initial Course is designed to streamline the process for currently qualified military medics to become eligible to obtain a state or NREMT Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification. Overall, the course has the same educational standards and requirements as our EMT course offered to civilians but with a very specific focus on the military healthcare provider/medic. There are many parallels in the knowledge, skills, and abilities found in the military medic clinical career fields when they are compared to the standards required to be eligible for certification as an emergency medical technician. The MM2EMT course is conducted with a blend of online didactic education with 24/7 accessibility and fulfillment of laboratory, clinical, and field training requirements at one of our Training Centers.

The 2016 NREMT National Continued Competency Program (NCCP) model streamlines the recertification process for Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians (AEMTs) into three components of continuing education: National (25 hrs.), Local (12.5 hrs.), and Individual (12.5 hrs.). Geared toward topics that EMS street providers may face, NAR Training’s In-House 25-hour AEMT NCCP National Refresher combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to review and discuss the NCCP National topics. Facilitated by subject matter experts, this refresher focuses on assessment and new evidence-based treatment guidelines in various high-fidelity skill stations and patient assessment environments. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education. A mobile version of this course specially designed to for our US Military and Federal employees working on installations the world over is available for delivery on Federal Installations. Please contact NAR Training for more information.

NAR Training’s Registered Nurse to EMT (RN2EMT) Initial Course is designed to streamline the process for currently licensed Registered Nurses to become eligible to obtain a state or NREMT Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification. Overall, the course has the same educational standards and requirements as our EMT course focused on bridging the knowledge, skills, and abilities of an RN to those of an EMT. The RN2EMT course is conducted with a blend of online didactic education with 24/7 accessibility and fulfillment of laboratory, clinical, and field training requirements at one of our Training Centers. This program enables RNs to achieve their EMT certification simply and concisely.

The NREMT’s AEMT recertification by Traditional Model requires 72 hours of continuing education (CE) broken into two components, a 36 hour Traditional Refresher Course and 36 hours of Additional EMS-Related Continuing Education. NAR Training’s In-House 36 hour NREMT AEMT Traditional Refresher Course combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to review and discuss EMS topics. Facilitated by subject matter experts, this refresher focuses on assessment and new evidence-based treatment guidelines in various high-fidelity skill stations and patient assessment environments. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for AEMT recertification. A mobile version of this course specially designed to for our US Military and Federal employees working on installations the world over is available for delivery on Federal Installations. Please contact NAR Training for more information.

TCCC guidelines were originally constructed to be implemented by US Special Operations Medics. Over the last 20 years, a constant flow of TCCC knowledge, techniques, equipment and procedures have been embraced by almost all levels of the military. NAR Training instructor cadre has been a trusted provider in combat medical training since 1998 and is proud to offer a high-quality Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) certification course built specifically for non-medical military personnel who are deploying to combat zones. This offering is unique due to the varied training facilities, use of reality-based training events, vast amounts of high-quality training equipment, advanced medical skill stations, and uniquely qualified instructor staff. This specific course also adds two additional hands-on, realistic field scenarios with role players & special effects/moulage.

NAR Training’s Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Initial Education Course adheres to the US Department of Transportation’s National Emergency Medical Service Education Standards. The EMT training program is approximately 195.5 hours in length and held at one of our Training Centers. Graduates of this program will be able to describe the essential elements for response to the scene of a medical emergency; perform a thorough patient assessment for signs and symptoms of illness/injury; provide prompt and efficient basic emergency care to the sick and injured. Students will also learn how to handle safely and prepare the patient for transportation and describe the essential elements of safe and orderly transportation of the patient to the hospital and transfer of the patient to a higher level of care.

TCCC guidelines were originally constructed to be implemented by US Special Operations Medics. Over the last 20 years, a constant flow of TCCC knowledge, techniques, equipment and procedures have been embraced by almost all levels of the military. NAR Training’s instructor cadre has been a trusted provider in combat medical training since 1998 and is proud to offer a high-quality Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) certification course built specifically for non-medical military personnel who are deploying to combat zones. This offering is unique due to the varied training facilities, use of reality-based training events, vast amounts of high-quality training equipment, advanced medical skill stations, and uniquely qualified instructor staff.

The TECC for Medical Providers course includes a full understanding of life-saving principles, skills and how to use the components of the NAR Mini-First Aid Kit (M-FAK) under stressful conditions. Students will learn to work alongside Law Enforcement Officers to save lives that otherwise might be lost during the traditional ‘scene safe’ EMS response. TECC for Medical Providers is designed to teach and reinforce basic skills in caring for the public, themselves and others in direct and indirect threat environments. The training offers an in-depth knowledge and skills proficiency using the Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) guidelines, the civilian adaptation of the military Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC).

The “SOF MED” is the flagship training program offered by NAR Training. This ever-evolving curriculum begins with science-based education in the classroom taught by subject matter expert physicians, nurses and medics. TCCC Guidelines are reviewed & updated, covering updated treatment guidelines and new equipment options. The course focuses on identifying and diagnosing treatment options in various high-fidelity skills stations and patient assessment environments. The course then transitions into multiple, more complex and detailed scenarios with an emphasis on multiple hands-on scenarios designed to challenge students in varied realistic environments.

This product enables prior NAR Training students who were unable to complete their online hybrid AEMT course, granted they were in good standing when they didn’t complete the course on the prior attempt.

The Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) Provider Course is an educational program developed by NAEMT in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons’ Committee on Trauma for EMTs, AEMTs, paramedics, nurses, physician assistants, and physician. NAR Training’s In-House PHTLS Provider Course combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to teach and reinforces the critical think skills necessary to increase the survival of critically injured trauma patients. This training is CAPCE accredited and meet or exceed the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education.

The Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) for First Responders Provider Course is an educational program developed by NAEMT in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons’ Committee on Trauma for Emergency Medical Responders, Firefighter, Rescue Personal and Law Enforcement Officers. NAR Training’s In-House PHTLS for First Responders Provider Course combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to teach and reinforces the critical think skills necessary to increase the survival of critically injured trauma patients. This training is CAPCE accredited and meet or exceed the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education.

The RAPTOR is a comprehensive prehospital medicine training & assessment program which utilizes the highest quality instructors, facilities and logistics focused on challenging seasoned combat medical providers. This two-week course begins on the range with unmatched advanced weapons handling taught by industry-best instructors who hail from Tier-1 military units. The course then focuses on challenging the individual medic with complex scenarios using high-fidelity skills stations and patient assessment environments. Individual skillset and team integrity are pushed to the limit, revealing shortfalls in gear, techniques, and procedures. Wet Patient scenarios, using actual human cadavers, are implemented with unmatched realism. Wet labs are backed up with professional amputee actors and special effects that push the learners into a mindset rarely seen in training. Rotary wing CASEVAC and TOMManikin simulators are imbedded into this course for added realism and stress inocculation. The curriculum then progresses into an extended field care program with special emphasis on multiple hands-on scenarios in various challenging and realistic environments.

The 2016 NREMT National Continued Competency Program (NCCP) model streamlines the recertification process for Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) into three components of continuing education: National (20 hrs.), Local (10 hrs.), and Individual (10 hrs.). Geared toward topics that EMS street providers may face, NAR Training’s In-House 20-hour EMT NCCP National Refresher combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to review and discuss the NCCP National topics. Facilitated by subject matter experts, this refresher focuses on assessment and new evidence-based treatment guidelines in various high-fidelity skill stations and patient assessment environments. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education. A mobile version of this course specially designed to for our US Military and Federal employees working on installations the world over is available for delivery on Federal Installations. Please contact NAR for more information.

The Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) for First Responders Provider Course is an educational program developed by NAEMT in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons’ Committee on Trauma for Emergency Medical Responders, Firefighter, Rescue Personal and Law Enforcement Officers. NAR Training’s In-House PHTLS for First Responders Provider Course combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to teach and reinforces the critical think skills necessary to increase the survival of critically injured trauma patients. Participants in this course will receive a Mini First Aid Kit (M-FAK) with this training. This training is CAPCE accredited and meet or exceed the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education.

One of NAR Training’s most popular courses, the Emergency Ground Tactics (EGT) & Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Provider Course is a challenging combat medical curriculum which begins with classroom education taught by subject matter specialists in both combat casualty care and military ground operations. Next, the course focuses on TCCC skills infused with field maneuver to improve hands-on proficiency. Throughout the week, various drills, high-fidelity skills stations and patient assessment environments bring participants a new level of understanding to both dangerous situations and combat medicine. Small team focus is then infused into the course with medical emergencies allowing for a memorable training experience like no other. The EGT & TCCC course culminates with mission-specific hands-on scenarios in various force-on-force environments.

The NREMT’s EMT Recertification by Traditional Model requires 72 hours of continuing education (CE) broken into two component: a 24 hour Traditional Refresher Course and 48 hours of Additional EMS-Related Continuing Education. NAR Training’s In-House 24 hour NREMT EMT Traditional Refresher Course combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to review and discuss EMS topics. Facilitated by subject matter experts, this refresher focuses on assessment and new evidence-based treatment guidelines in various high-fidelity skill stations and patient assessment environments. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for EMT recertification.

The 2016 NREMT National Continued Competency Program (NCCP) model streamlines the recertification process for Paramedic into three components of continuing education: National (30 hrs.), Local (15 hrs.), and Individual (15 hrs.). Geared toward topics that EMS street providers may face, NAR Training’s In-House 30-hour Paramedic NCCP National Refresher combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to review and discuss the NCCP National topics. Facilitated by subject matter experts, this refresher focuses on assessment and new evidence-based treatment guidelines in various high-fidelity skill stations and patient assessment environments. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education. A mobile version of this course specially designed to for our US Military and Federal employees working on installations the world over is available for delivery on Federal Installations. Please contact NAR Training for more information.

Amputee actors have been used for Military Casualty Simulation Training for many years now, and the benefits are showing more than ever. In the past, when troops were injured, it was apparent that tourniquets weren’t being applied properly, allowing for unabated massive hemorrhage resulting in needless deaths. We’ve now introduced professional amputee role-players and Hollywood quality SFX into field training scenarios... with STUNNING RESULTS! Feedback from medics who have used Amputee actors and then had to treat a casualty in actual combat have done nothing but praise the importance of this UNMATCHED & REALISTIC support. NAR Training will supply personnel for your Casualty Simulation Training that suits your needs. We have amputee actors of all ages to portray a wide age bracket in support of varied customer training requirements. Our teams also consist of professional SFX make-up artists providing accurate wounds at top level realism and high durability.

The NREMT’s Paramedic recertification by Traditional Model requires 72 hours of continuing education (CE) broken into two components, a 48 hour Traditional Refresher Course and 24 hours of Additional EMS-Related Continuing Education. NAR Training’s In-House 48 hour NREMT Paramedic Traditional Refresher Course combines classroom presentation and scenario-based case studies to review and discuss EMS topics. Facilitated by subject matter experts, this refresher focuses on assessment and new evidence-based treatment guidelines in various high-fidelity skill stations and patient assessment environments. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for AEMT recertification. A mobile version of this course specially designed to for our US Military and Federal employees working on installations the world over is available for delivery on Federal Installations. Please contact NAR Training for more information.

Amputee actors have been used for Military Casualty Simulation Training for many years now, and the benefits are showing more than ever. In the past, when troops were injured, it was apparent that tourniquets weren’t being applied properly, allowing for unabated massive hemorrhage resulting in needless deaths. We’ve now introduced professional amputee role-players and Hollywood quality SFX into field training scenarios... with STUNNING RESULTS! Feedback from medics who have used Amputee actors and then had to treat a casualty in actual combat have done nothing but praise the importance of this UNMATCHED & REALISTIC support. NAR Training will supply personnel for your Casualty Simulation Training that suits your needs. We have amputee actors of all ages to portray a wide age bracket in support of varied customer training requirements. Our teams also consist of professional SFX make-up artists providing accurate wounds at top level realism and high durability.

One of NAR Training's most leading-edge programs, the PREDeployment Assessment & Treatment Operational Readiness (PREDATOR) course fills a gap for standard combat medic training and education. This workshop focuses on providing retainable and sustainable skills to students in the operational environment leading to improved medical knowledge and skills for combat medical personnel. Training focuses on proven equipment and techniques currently accepted by Special Warfare Medical Group medical standards for Prolonged Field Care and Point Of Injury patient care. This course is offered at any NAR Training Center, or can be brought directly to the customer’s facility.

Amputee actors have been used for Military Casualty Simulation Training for many years now, and the benefits are showing more than ever. In the past, when troops were injured, it was apparent that tourniquets weren’t being applied properly, allowing for unabated massive hemorrhage resulting in needless deaths. We’ve now introduced professional amputee role-players and Hollywood quality SFX into field training scenarios... with STUNNING RESULTS! Feedback from medics who have used Amputee actors and then had to treat a casualty in actual combat have done nothing but praise the importance of this UNMATCHED & REALISTIC support. NAR Training will supply personnel for your Casualty Simulation Training that suits your needs. We have amputee actors of all ages to portray a wide age bracket in support of varied customer training requirements. Our teams also consist of professional SFX make-up artists providing accurate wounds at top level realism and high durability.

NAR Training's EMT Online Hybrid Re-Enrollment course enables prior NAR Training students who were unable to complete their online hybrid EMT course a 2nd opportunity, but at a much reduced rate.Students must have in good standing when they didn't complete the course on the prior attempt. Contact NAR Training directly at 888.374.7808 for more details.

NAR Training’s Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) Online Hybrid Initial Education Course adheres to the US Department of Transportation’s National Emergency Medical Service Education Standards. The AEMT training program is approximately 240 hours in length, with a blend of online didactic education with 24/7 accessibility and fulfillment of laboratory, clinical, and field training requirements at one of our Training Centers. Graduates of this program will be able to describe the essential elements for response to the scene of a medical emergency; perform a thorough patient assessment for signs and symptoms of illness/injury; provide prompt and efficient basic and advanced emergency care to the sick and injured. Students will also learn how to transfer the patient to a higher level of care.

The National Registry Advanced Level Psychomotor Examination is formal verification of psychomotor competency for AEMT and Paramedic candidates before national EMS certification. NAR Training hosts this examination that is administered by a National Registry of EMT’s Exam Representative. Once candidates have their Psychomotor Approval to Test (PATT) letter, they need to contact the NAR Training Reservation Coordinator to schedule their exam.

NAR Training’s Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) Initial Education Course adheres to the US Department of Transportation’s National Emergency Medical Service Education Standards. The AEMT training program is approximately 240 hours in length and held at one of our US-based Training Centers. Graduates of this program will be able to describe the essential elements for response to the scene of a medical emergency; perform a thorough patient assessment for signs and symptoms of illness/injury; provide prompt and efficient basic and advanced emergency care to the sick and injured. Students will also learn how to transfer the patient to a higher level of care. A mobile version of this course specially designed to for our US Military and Federal employees working on installations the world over is available. Please contact NAR Training for more information on this option.

The National Registry Advanced Level Psychomotor Examination is formal verification of psychomotor competency for AEMT and Paramedic candidates before national EMS certification. NAR Training hosts this examination that is administered by a National Registry of EMT’s Exam Representative. Once candidates have their Psychomotor Approval to Test (PATT) letter, they need to contact the NAR Training Reservation Coordinator to schedule their exam.

NAR Training can supply, to the customer location(s), single or multiple TOMManikins to provide the ability to enhance Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) from Point of Injury to transfer of higher care. This all-in-one system allows customers to build multiple PR Scenarios and create realistic Full Mission Profile (FMP) with reactive patients. TOMManikin is a trauma manikin simulator designed for both classroom settings, Trauma Lanes and field training scenarios. Multiple appendages present a variety of wounds including GSW, blast and burns to provide full mission profiles in combat scenarios. Durability and realism make TOMManikin a cost effective, educational trauma training tool capable of surviving the rigors of TCCC, APT and Tactical Medicine. Costs include a daily rate for a primary manikin and a NAR Training technician to operate and ensure all equipment runs smoothly.

HeartCode® BLS (for Healthcare Professionals) Hands-on In-Person Skills Practice and Testing. HeartCode® BLS (for Healthcare Professionals) is the American Heart Association’s two-part blended learning CPR course. Students purchase a course key from the American Heart Association at https://www.onlineaha.org/courses. After students complete the online eLearning portion of the course, they receive a Certificate of Completion and can contact NAR Training to schedule a Hands-On Skills Session at one of our Training Centers. Students will have the opportunity to practice before the psychomotor skills test, conducted by an authorized AHA instructor.

NAR Training offers unique, high-quality, client-driven, customized training o­erings which feature expert level lectures, highest quality hands-on learning, cutting-edge skills labs, field scenarios, unlimited medical supply chain support, and multiple training centers throughout the US. NAR Training provides realistic, dynamic and complex scenario-based training exercises with capabilities to run more than 24 hours. NAR also provides ‘ala carte’ courses of instruction, training areas, simulators, instructors, role-players, force-on-force weapons, additional equipment, support materials, equipment storage, vehicles and related items needed for advanced training support. Customized Solutions are built to suit using the best of what NAR Training off­ers.

HeartCode® ACLS Hands-on In-Person Skills Practice and Testing. HeartCode® ACLS is the American Heart Association’s two-part blended learning advanced cardiac life support course. Students purchase a course key from the American Heart Association at https://www.onlineaha.org/courses. After students complete the online eLearning portion of the course, they receive a Certificate of Completion and can contact NAR Training to schedule a Hands-On Skills Session at one of our Training Centers. Students will have the opportunity to practice before the psychomotor skills test, conducted by an authorized AHA instructor. This training is CAPCE accredited and meets or exceeds the NREMT’s requirements for Continuing Education.