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| TFR is a 12-day/110-hour First Responder-level course is designed to instruct non-medical personnel in the performance of life-saving measures with emphasis on self-aid, buddy-aid and care of an operational team. This is not a paramedic program but a course designed by former US Pararescue and UK SAS medical personnel based on the principals of combat casualty care. TFR covers the following areas: Tactical Combat Casualty Care, Tactical Medicine, field administration of intravenous venous and intraosseous fluids and other "advanced measures". TFR also details environmental medicine and emergencies, field medical emergencies, expeditionary medicine and planning considerations, and patient transport and movement. TFR courses are primarily taught in the heart of the White Mountains of North Conway, NH but may also be conducted at various other locations via MTT. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| TFR is USAF EMT Program Manager-approved for 65 hours towards NREMT Continuing Education requirements. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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