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gams first responder (gfr)

Real World Medicine for Real World Situations

course overview

The GAMS First Responder (GFR) program is firmly rooted in the principles of the US Army Ranger First Responder course, centered around the Tactical Combat Casualty Care All Service Members (TCCC-ASM) curriculum. This exceptional training program is meticulously designed to equip military personnel, law enforcement officers, and first responders with the vital knowledge and skills derived from the standardized TCCC-ASM curriculum, which is renowned for its effectiveness in combat and emergency medical situations.

Developed under the auspices of the esteemed Joint Trauma System, an entity operating within the Defense Health Agency, the GAMS First Responder course ensures that participants are well-acquainted with TCCC concepts and equipped with fundamental life-saving techniques. Its primary objective is to prepare individuals to act swiftly and efficiently when providing medical assistance to trauma casualties in high-pressure situations.

The comprehensive GAMS First Responder course lasts 16 intense yet advantageous hours. During this time, participants engage in interactive sessions and practical exercises that provide them with invaluable insights into hemorrhage control techniques, enabling them to address critical bleeding effectively. Moreover, the course places a significant emphasis on identifying and managing more severe injuries, ensuring that first responders possess the necessary skills to handle such situations competenly.

By attending the GAMS First Responder program, members acquire a broad range of critical skills indispensable in emergencies. This training instills confidence in participants, empowering them to act decisively when confronted with traumatic incidents. Ultimately, GAMS First Responder plays a pivotal role in fortifying the capabilities of our military personnel, law enforcement officers, and first responders, ensuring that they are well-prepared to save lives in the most challenging and high-pressure situations.

How is the Course Provided?

Combination eLearning Model:

  • Online Component: The course includes a self-paced interactive PowerPoint presentation with quizzes after each session, totaling 16 CEUs of focused online training.

  • In-Person: NAEMT TECC-LEO or TCCC-ASM: 8 CEUs

TAM-P is NREMT and CAPCE Approved Training for 24 CEUs.

Practical Skills: 8 hours of focused, hands-on training and scenarios over 1 days. The course is also offered alternatively; customize it to suit your department’s operational requirements.

  • Individual Skill Stations

  • Group Skill Stations

  • Daily Situational Training Exercise (STX)

All course students receive the following certifications:

  • GAMS First Responder (GFR) certification

  • NAEMT: TECC - LEO or TCCC - All Service Member: (Department Choice) 8 CEUs

  • Online IBSC: Approved Tactical Responder Review Course Certificate: 16 CEUs

GFR Program, minimum number is 20, max 30.

What Will You Learn?

  • Introduction to Tactical & Austere Medicine

  • Care Under Fire

  • Massive Hemorrhage Management

  • Airway Management

  • Respiratory Management

  • Circulatory Management

  • Head Injury & Hypothermia Management

  • Triage Considerations

  • Security Response Considerations

  • Evacuation Care

  • SWAT Unit Essential & Medical Considerations

  • M4 Carbine Firearms Safety & Marksmanship

  • Glock 19 Firearms Safety & Marksmanship

  • Operational SWAT Callout Types Operational Tactics for Conventional Threats and Weapons Commonly Improvised

  • Active Shooter

  • Fire as a Weapon

  • K9 Operations

  • TEMS Legal Considerations

Eligibility Criteria for the GFR Program

GAMS First Responder (GFR) Program is designed for non-medical personnel seeking to develop fundamental tactical emergency medical skills. The program is intended for law enforcement officers, corrections personnel, security professionals, military personnel in non-medical roles, and other public safety professionals who may be required to provide immediate lifesaving care before the arrival of EMS.

No prior medical certification is required. Participants will receive evidence-based instruction in hemorrhage control, airway management, casualty movement, and other lifesaving interventions appropriate for non-medical responders operating in tactical and austere environments.

  • All applicants must provide a copy of their current medical credentials.

  • We accept Federal and State Grants; for information about Grants, visit our Grant link at www.goat-trailams.com

  • Payment plans are available to pay for the course with prior arrangements.

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