28-29 Jul 2025 | Sterling Heights, MI | LE Med Response
*MCOLES Approved for 302 funding (officers must bring their MCOLES #).
This class is restricted to active and sworn law enforcement only and limited to 12 students. No discounts are available for this course. Register with your government/department email or confirm your employment through the contact form with your credentials.
This course will be taught by head medical instructor Paul and Jason. The first day focuses on the phases of care, priorities of threats, and casualty evacuation. Building the basics of stabilizing a casualty through the M-A-R-C-H algorithm, with plenty of opportunities to get hands on experience through periods of instruction. This course focuses on the medical aspect first, the tactical aspect will support the medical training.
During day 2, we will begin to apply and evaluate the skills learned on day 1, while being able to give students the ability to work through numerous drills/scenarios. This day will build on shooting, cover and concealment, movement and communication while providing aid. We want you to be able to know the “why” as well as the “how” and “what”. The ability to perform under different types of stress is instilled both days.
Round Count: 800 rds total for 2 days. Whether you prefer to use rifle or pistol is up to you, depending on your position as a professional law enforcement officer. If you choose to bring your rifle, 600 rifle/200 pistol. If just pistol, 800 pistol.
*Wear clothing that you are willing to get moulage (fake blood) on. It may or may not come out depending on the type of material.
*We will provide training IFAKs, bring your own also to go over set up.
Range Address:
Macomb Community College Criminal Justice Training Center
21901 Dunham Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48036
*MCOLES Approved for 302 funding (officers must bring their MCOLES #).
This class is restricted to active and sworn law enforcement only and limited to 12 students. No discounts are available for this course. Register with your government/department email or confirm your employment through the contact form with your credentials.
This course will be taught by head medical instructor Paul and Jason. The first day focuses on the phases of care, priorities of threats, and casualty evacuation. Building the basics of stabilizing a casualty through the M-A-R-C-H algorithm, with plenty of opportunities to get hands on experience through periods of instruction. This course focuses on the medical aspect first, the tactical aspect will support the medical training.
During day 2, we will begin to apply and evaluate the skills learned on day 1, while being able to give students the ability to work through numerous drills/scenarios. This day will build on shooting, cover and concealment, movement and communication while providing aid. We want you to be able to know the “why” as well as the “how” and “what”. The ability to perform under different types of stress is instilled both days.
Round Count: 800 rds total for 2 days. Whether you prefer to use rifle or pistol is up to you, depending on your position as a professional law enforcement officer. If you choose to bring your rifle, 600 rifle/200 pistol. If just pistol, 800 pistol.
*Wear clothing that you are willing to get moulage (fake blood) on. It may or may not come out depending on the type of material.
*We will provide training IFAKs, bring your own also to go over set up.
Range Address:
Macomb Community College Criminal Justice Training Center
21901 Dunham Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48036
*MCOLES Approved for 302 funding (officers must bring their MCOLES #).
This class is restricted to active and sworn law enforcement only and limited to 12 students. No discounts are available for this course. Register with your government/department email or confirm your employment through the contact form with your credentials.
This course will be taught by head medical instructor Paul and Jason. The first day focuses on the phases of care, priorities of threats, and casualty evacuation. Building the basics of stabilizing a casualty through the M-A-R-C-H algorithm, with plenty of opportunities to get hands on experience through periods of instruction. This course focuses on the medical aspect first, the tactical aspect will support the medical training.
During day 2, we will begin to apply and evaluate the skills learned on day 1, while being able to give students the ability to work through numerous drills/scenarios. This day will build on shooting, cover and concealment, movement and communication while providing aid. We want you to be able to know the “why” as well as the “how” and “what”. The ability to perform under different types of stress is instilled both days.
Round Count: 800 rds total for 2 days. Whether you prefer to use rifle or pistol is up to you, depending on your position as a professional law enforcement officer. If you choose to bring your rifle, 600 rifle/200 pistol. If just pistol, 800 pistol.
*Wear clothing that you are willing to get moulage (fake blood) on. It may or may not come out depending on the type of material.
*We will provide training IFAKs, bring your own also to go over set up.
Range Address:
Macomb Community College Criminal Justice Training Center
21901 Dunham Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48036