June 23-24, 2012 - Trauma Medicine for the CCW Operator - Kaysville, UT

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June 23-24, 2012
TRAUMA MEDICINE FOR THE CCW OPERATOR
Kaysville, Utah
Instructor: Dr. Brian Brzowski / Doug Little

This revolutionary class is directed toward the "Average Joe" who may have never even taken a first aid class and certainly doesn't consider himself to be a medically trained special operator. Instead, he is someone who realizes that, just as with his shooting skills, he needs to have skill to help save someone's life, perhaps his own, in the aftermath of shooting or other traumatic events. We call that man the "CCW Operator". He doesn't have a trained medic nearby. He must show the same self-reliance that got him through the initial incident.

This will be a very thorough introduction to how to evaluate and treat gunshot wounds, stab wounds and other traumatic injuries. We will do a great deal of technical work to ingrain the correct skills and then work them extensively via practical training, including force on force exercises and live fire. There has never before been training and information like this offered to the general public.

SOME TOPICS:

Massive bleeding. What are the options? We will look at everything from direct pressure, to tourniquets, to blood clotting agents. Do you know how to use a tourniquest? How about putting one on yourself, one handed?
Do you know how to open a person's airway, in various positions?
How to splint broken limbs, using real equipment and improvised materials.
How do you move a person to safety, if he can't walk?
Can you do all this, while maintaining tactical awareness, appropriate movement and shooting back?

This is one of the hottest classes available to civilian operators!

The book "Beating the Reaper, Vol 1" is highly recommended and available at One Source Tactical.

DURATION:	2 days
TIME:	8:00AM to 5:00PM
PREREQUISITES:	Basic safe gun handling skills
AMMUNITION:	Approximately 200 rounds (minimum)
YOU NEED TO BRING:	Spare clothing appropriate to the weather, lunch/snacks and water (minimum of 1 gallon per person) for the entire day, baseball or other style hat, sun screen, bug repellent, allergy medication (if needed), chair (if you have a problem with sitting on the ground, note taking paper/pen/pencil and a boo boo kit (band aids, gauze pads, antiseptic wipes, antibiotic ointment and tape)
REQUIREMENTS:	Modern defensive pistol, holster specifically made for that pistol and designed to be worn on the belt at the "strong side inside or outside the waistband" or "appendix inside the waistband", 3 magazines and one magazine pouch, a belt of the same width as the belt loops for the holster and magazine pouches, range safety gear (eye and ear protection). Bring an airsoft pistol with the necessary gear (pellets, facemask etc) all of which are available at http://www.onesourcetactical.com
LOCATION:	Wahsatch Shooters Association Range Intersection of Highway 89 and 400 North Kaysville, UT http://www.wahsatchshooters.com/
DIRECTIONS TO RANGE:	The Davis County range is located in Kaysville. From Highway 89 turn East onto 400 North which intersects highway 89 with a stop light. After turning East on 400 North immediately make a left (North) and follow the road up the hill. Go past the gate. At the top of the hill turn left into the fenced area. Park in the parking lot only.
NEARBY HOTELS:	La Quinta Inn & Suites 2965 North 1200 West Layton, UT 84041 866-670-5933 NOTES: Free Bright Side Breakfast, Free High Speed Internet, Restaurants Close By. Indoor swimming pool. Fitness center. Hampton Inn 1700 Woodland Park Dr. Layton, UT 84041 801-775-8800 NOTES: "On the House" hot breakfast, Free High Speed Internet, Restaurants Close By. Indoor pool and fitness center. Holiday Inn Express 1695 Woodland Park Dr. Layton, UT 84041 800-345-8082 NOTES: Express Start Breakfast Bar, Free High Speed Internet, Restaurants Close By. Indoor pool. No fitness center.
CLOSEST AIRPORT:	Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)
NOTES:	16 Hours of CEU's for LEO's, as "Plainclothes & Off-duty Handgun Training". 16 Hours of CEU's for EMS (EMT, EMT-A, and Paramedic), as "Trauma Education". Dr. Brzowski will be assisted in this class by Doug Little

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate the call us anytime. Call Suarez Headquarters if you would like to get in contact with your instructor or the class host.