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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2024 · 24 MIN

When Police Officers Become Medics: Revamping Our SWAT Medic Program to Use Cops as Team "Medics".

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In this episode of MCNEW: Duty. Grit. Grinds, I discuss the story behind establishing the SWAT medic program for our regional team. Back in 2012, I was approached to help develop a solution to bridge the gap when our team lost firefighter/paramedics as tactical medics. As a police officer trained in emergency medical skills and certified as an EMT, as well as some advanced firearms and tactics training, I helped by using my training and experience to assist with developing a SWAT medic program using law enforcement officers. I underwent specialized training early in the program—from tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) to adding an IV certification to my EMT credentials. Join me as I walk through the experience of helping to build this program.

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