Civilian Trauma Response Course

This 4-hour hands-on course teaches civilians how to recognize and manage life-threatening injuries that can lead to preventable death, including those caused by gunshot wounds, stabbings, car crashes, and other traumatic emergencies. Using the MARCH algorithm, participants will gain practical lifesaving skills in bleeding control, airway management, wound packing, tourniquet use, and more—focusing on the critical actions that can be taken in the minutes before EMS arrives.
The course combines classroom instruction, guided hands-on skill practice, and realistic scenario-based training designed to reinforce learning and build confidence under pressure. Students will not only learn the concepts, but actively apply them in practical exercises that simulate real-world emergencies.
This course is ideal for responsible citizens, teachers, church groups, security personnel, hunters, firearm owners, outdoor enthusiasts, bikers, or anyone who wants to be better prepared to respond effectively during a medical emergency before professional help arrives.
Date: July 18th
Time: 9am-1pm
Location: just outside of Rosemount MN, address provided upon registration.