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CHIRAL EDUCATION

Combat proven medical professionals focused on improving readiness, operations, and survivability.

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TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE (TCCC)

Chiral Instructors are Stop-The-Bleed (STB) certified and can assist with STB training and certification.  The STB program was created by the Defense Health Agency and endorsed by the American College of Surgeons to educate every citizen regarding hemorrhage control in the age of active shooter incidents.

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Chiral Instructors are American Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS).  Pediatric Life Support is also offered as EPC, PEPP, or PALS.

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PRE-HOSPITAL MEDICINE

Chiral Instructors have experience training and performing casualty response along the continuum of care as established by the Department of Defense (DOD) and NATO partners.

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The Role 1 for the initial Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR) and Disease of Non-Battle Injury (DNBI).

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The Role 2 for continuing DCR, progressing to Damage Control Surgery (DCS), and movement to the Patient Hold (PH) all with limited pharmacy, imaging, and laboratory.

 

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EN-ROUTE CARE (ERC)

Chiral personnel are experienced in evacuation and care rendered through the continuum of care.  The real-world experience of point-of-injury ground and rotary wing platforms (Tactical Evacuation) to fixed wing platforms (Strategic Evacuation) is extensive.

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Tactics utilizing manual carries, extrication devices, and non-standard casualty evacuation platforms is critical during urban and large-scale combat operations.  Civilian tactical emergency medical personnel planning for warrant delivery, violent criminal apprehension, and hostage negotiations operations requires Chiral experience and are critical in the support of successful operations planning and execution.

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PROLONGED CARE

Chiral Instructors have experience training and performing Prolonged Care in the pre-hospital setting.

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Utilization of telemedicine / teleconsultation, surgical procedures (fasciotomy, escharotomy, etc.), and the progression of physiologic decompensation from various mechanisms of injury to decrease morbidity and mortality.

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