Tactical Medical Training Built for Law Enforcement

TECC-LEO is the NAEMT course designed specifically for LE officers.

Delivered on-site at your agency.

Who This Is For

TECC-LEO was built for law enforcement. Not a general EMS course adapted for LE — a course engineered around the specific threat environment, operational constraints, and medical scenarios that officers actually face.

This is the right choice for:

Law enforcement agencies building or refreshing a tactical medicine program
Officers who need POST-eligible continuing education
Departments seeking a nationally recognized, NAEMT-authorized training solution

What Your Officers Will Learn

TECC-LEO focuses on the life-threatening injuries most likely in an active threat environment, with techniques officers can apply while still managing a scene:

Massive hemorrhage control using tourniquets, wound packing, and pressure dressings
Airway management for an unresponsive casualty
Treating penetrating chest trauma and tension pneumothorax
Casualty assessment and moving a downed officer under threat
Scene communication and handoff to EMS

Tell us your agency size and preferred dates — we'll handle the rest.

Why Departments Choose Whiteside Tactical Solutions

Built for LE operations. The scenarios, pace, and skill focus are calibrated to how law enforcement actually works — not adapted from a paramedic curriculum.

On-site delivery. We train your officers at your facility, on your schedule, with your team together. No individual sign-up logistics.

Experienced instructors. Our certified instructors understand the law enforcement environment. Instruction is practical, not theoretical.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TECC training?

TECC stands for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care. It teaches lifesaving trauma care during high-threat and civilian emergency situations.

Who should take a TECC course?

TECC is beneficial for EMS personnel, law enforcement, security professionals, firefighters, and prepared civilians.

What does TECC training cover?

Tactical Emergency Medical Training include hands on skills in hemorrhage control, wound packing, airway management, casualty movement, patient assessment, tourniquet application, and scenario-based emergency response training.

How long is the course?

The course is completed over two days and includes both written and practical skills testing.

Where can I get tactical Emergency Training in Georgia?

Whiteside Tactical Solutions Med Inc. provides Tactical Emergency Medical Training in Georgia with hands-on trauma scenarios, airway management training, hemorrhage control, casualty care instruction, and realistic tactical simulations.