Ep 133: Active Shooter Training Buyer's Guide - Medical

In Part 2 of our Active Shooter Training Buyer’s Guide, Bill Godfrey, Ron Otterbacher, Jill McElwee, and Billy Perry dig into what good medical / mass casualty training should include: per‑patient clocks, real triage instead of “closest to the door,” the loadmaster role in casualty collection points, and how to adapt training to your local EMS system.   They discuss:    • Why the biggest survival gap isn’t the gunfight, it’s medical care and triage    • How to think about the “clock” as per‑patient, based on wound location and physiology    • The current state of law enforcement medical training and realistic expectations    • How medical judgment up front changes who actually needs to move first    • Keeping drills in context: radios, movements, casualty collection points, and ambulance exchange points    • How to use after‑action and post‑mortem reports to keep raising your standard of care   If you’re selecting mass casualty or warm‑zone care training for your agency or region, this episode gives you a practical starting checklist for evaluating the medical side.  View this episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/tus68ab-uhU Like what you hear? Drop a review and subscribe to our Podcast Channel. If you have questions, you can send them to [email protected] with “Podcast Question” in the subject line. Check out our websites and learn more about C3 Pathways / NCIER by going to: https://www.c3pathways.com or https://www.ncier.orgThe Active Shooter Incident Management Podcast is owned by C3 Pathways and NCIER. None of the content presented may be copied, repurposed, or used without the owner’s prior consent.