X-TECC Certification Course

Service Description

Emergencies don't always happen in controlled environments. From active violence incidents and mass casualty events to hazardous scenes and delayed rescue operations, responders must be prepared to deliver lifesaving care under challenging conditions. The X-TECC course from the On X Dynamics Public Safety Foundation prepares emergency responders to assess, prioritize, and manage traumatic injuries in high-threat civilian environments. Built around the principles and recommendations of the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (C-TECC), this scenario-driven program emphasizes critical decision-making, hemorrhage control, rapid casualty assessment, movement and evacuation, and coordinated multidisciplinary response. Training topics include: Principles of tactical emergency casualty care Direct Threat, Indirect Threat, and Evacuation Care Life-threatening hemorrhage control Airway and respiratory emergency management Rapid trauma assessment and casualty prioritization Casualty movement and evacuation Fire, EMS, and law enforcement coordination Scenario-based patient care and decision-making Intended Audience: EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, law enforcement officers, rescue and rescue task force personnel, and other qualified emergency responders. Completion: Students who successfully meet course requirements receive a two year certificate of completion from the On X Dynamics Public Safety Foundation. This is an independently developed educational program informed by C-TECC guidelines. It is not an NAEMT TECC course and does not confer NAEMT certification.