Tactical Medicine (TACMED)

Our Brit Alliance Tactical Medicine (TACMED) Training is designed to upskill military, law-enforcement and Tier 1 security medics in high-risk combat environments. This intensive course delivers advanced techniques in trauma management, tactical awareness, and technology-integrated responses, ensuring elite performance in military and law enforcement operations.
Dordrecht, Netherlands
Who is this qualification for?

This program is tailored for existing medics from:

Tier 1 and Tier 2 military units (e.g., Special Forces, elite infantry) across NATO member states and allied nations.

Law enforcement tactical teams (e.g., SWAT, counter-terrorism units) supporting national and collective defense.

Specialised private security and protection units operating in high-risk environments.

Participants must have prior medical training and operational experience, as the program focuses on advanced upskilling.

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Entry requirements

Age Requirement:
Must be at least 21 years old.

Prior Medical Training:
Candidates must hold a valid medical qualification (e.g. paramedic, combat medic, or equivalent).

Mission-specific Gear:
Attendees must bring tactical uniforms, PPE, and medical kits to ensure operational relevance (additional medical kits provided on-site).

Physical and Mental Fitness:
A high level of physical fitness and mental resilience is required to handle demanding scenarios.

How long will it take?

Complete your training in approximately 2 intensive days. Schedules are flexible and can be customised to meet unit needs and NATO mission objectives.

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What does this qualification cover?

Our comprehensive curriculum covers the critical skills and knowledge needed to excel as a tactical medic in modern and future conflict zones:

Trauma Management Under Fire:
Master life-saving interventions in high-intensity combat scenarios, including urban warfare and mass casualty events.

Tactical Situational Awareness:
Develop skills to maintain awareness and coordinate with teams in dynamic, high-risk environments.

Care in Austere Environments:
Learn to deliver medical care in challenging conditions, such as confined spaces, vehicles, maritime vessels, or low-visibility settings.

Technology-Integrated Responses:
Adapt to emerging threats like drone-based attacks (FPV, UAV, UGV) and real-time surveillance.

Psychological Resilience:
Build mental fortitude to operate under prolonged stress, battlefield acoustics, and environmental hazards.

Team Coordination and Command:
Enhance command and control skills to support rapid, coordinated responses in crisis scenarios.

Interoperability Standards:
Train to NATO-aligned protocols to ensure seamless cooperation with allied units.

Incident Reporting and Management:
Develop professional precision in documenting and managing medical incidents in operational contexts.

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Tactical Medicine (TACMED)

FAQs

Brit Alliance offers a wide range of accredited training courses, including:

  • Security Training: Highfield Level 3 Certificate for Close Protection Operatives, Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT).
  • Drone Training: International Drone Operator (IDO), Maritime Security Drone Operator (MSDO), Firefighter Drone Operator (FDO), International Industrial Drone Operator (IIDO), Maritime Drone Operator (MDO), and Drone Awareness.
  • Medical Training: QNUK Level 3 Award for the First Person on Scene (International), Level 3 Certificate in First Response Emergency Care (FREC), and Brit Alliance Tactical Medicine (TACMED).

These courses are tailored to professionals in high-risk and specialised environments, ensuring practical, hands-on training with real-world applications.

The courses are designed for professionals in various fields, including:

  • Private security operatives.
  • Law enforcement and military personnel.
  • Emergency responders and firefighters.
  • Industrial professionals (e.g, mining, construction, energy sectors).
  • Maritime security personnel.
  • Individuals working in hostile or high-risk environments, such as aid workers and media professionals.

This diversity reflects Brit Alliance’s commitment to serving a broad range of industries needing specialised skills.

Brit Alliance’s training stands out due to:

  • Practical, scenario-based learning with experienced instructors who have real-world expertise.
  • Integration of modern technologies, such as drones, into security and operational training, addressing modern and emerging threats.
  • Accreditation by reputable bodies like Highfields Awarding Body for Compliance (HABC), Qualifications Network UK (QNUK) and QualSafe, ensuring high standards and international recognition.

LinkedIn discussions highlight the importance of such practical training for career advancement, aligning with Brit Alliance’s approach.

Quality is maintained through:

  • Accreditation by recognised awarding bodies (e.g., HABC, QNUK, QualSafe), ensuring compliance with industry standards.
  • Use of highly skilled instructors with extensive field experience.
  • Regular updates to course content to reflect current industry trends, such as drone technology and hybrid warfare, ensuring relevance and applicability.

The majority of Brit Alliance’s courses are intensive, in-person programs designed for comprehensive, hands-on learning. However, for specific inquiries about online or part-time options, potential clients should contact Brit Alliance directly via their website.

Prerequisites vary by course but generally include:

  • Minimum age requirement (typically 18 or 21, depending on the course, e.g, 21 for Tactical Medicine).
  • Physical and mental fitness, essential for high-risk environments.
  • Clean criminal record, no exceptions.
  • Some courses require prior qualifications, such as a Level 3 first aid certification for drone courses or basic UAV knowledge for drone operator training.

These requirements ensure participants are prepared for the intensity of the training, as highlighted in the PDF.

Course durations vary based on the program:

Security Training: 18 days for Close Protection Operatives; 1-5 days for Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT).
Drone Training: 1 day for Drone Awareness; 12 days for International Drone Operator (IDO); 2 days for Maritime Security Drone Operator (MSDO) providing you hold a valid IDO certificate; 4 days for Firefighter Drone Operator (FDO) and Maritime Drone Operator (MDO); 7 days for International Industrial Drone Operator (IIDO).
Medical Training: 4 days for First Person on Scene; 5 days for First Response Emergency Care; 2 days for Tactical Medicine.

These durations reflect the intensive, focused nature of the training.

Many courses offer internationally recognised certifications, such as:

Course depending, you will receive a certificate from HABC, QNUK or QualSafe

These certifications enhance employability and are valued in the industry.

Each course is tailored to specific skills, including:

Security Training: Risk management, surveillance, operational planning, crisis management, legal frameworks, interpersonal skills, physical intervention, client safety protocols, and incident management.
Drone Training: UAV fundamentals, FPV operations, navigation, obstacle navigation, pilot competency assessment, and specialised applications (e.g, maritime security, firefighting, industrial inspections).
Medical Training: Scene safety, casualty assessment, immediate care for life-threatening conditions, trauma management, tactical awareness, and NATO-aligned protocols.

Course schedules are regularly updated to accommodate demand. For the latest course dates and availability, please visit the Brit Alliance website or contact them directly.

Interested individuals can apply by contacting Brit Alliance through their website or email training@britalliance.co.uk. An application process may be required for certain courses, ensuring suitability and readiness.

Course fees vary depending on the program and duration. For detailed pricing information, please contact Brit Alliance directly via their website or email training@britalliance.co.uk.

Completing these courses can:

  • Enhance career prospects in security, emergency response, and industrial sectors by providing specialised skills and certifications.
  • Offer internationally recognised qualifications, such as HABC certifications, which are highly valued by employers.
  • Equip you with practical skills for high-risk environments, potentially leading to roles like close protection operative or drone pilot, aligning with industry demands.

The training emphasises practical, scenario-based learning, addressing modern threats like drone attacks and hybrid warfare. Instructors bring real-world experience, ensuring relevance, with an emphasis on the importance of operational readiness.

Brit Alliance ensures its training remains at the forefront of industry standards by actively integrating real-time insights from its global operations. Our instructors, who are also embedded within Brit Alliance’s operational departments, bring firsthand experience from worldwide missions in security, drone operations, and medical response. This direct engagement allows us to continuously refine our curriculum to address emerging trends, such as advanced drone technologies and evolving security protocols. By combining practical, field-driven knowledge with a commitment to innovation, we equip trainees with the latest skills to tackle modern and future challenges effectively.

Brit Alliance may offer ongoing support, such as access to resources, networking opportunities, or refresher courses.
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