11K views · 169 reactions | Medic training with cow anatomy | Combat Medic & Corpsman | Facebook

What training courses or schools do you recommend? There are numerous training opportunities available for prehospital providers. Many of these obscure gems are not listed in an official system such as ATRRS or any other official system or are only offered by non-military entities. This is your opportunity to share courses which you have attended, which you are involved in or courses which you want more information about. RULES: -Remember that this is open source. -One course/school per comment.

Seconds matter for first responders—something you’ll learn quickly about our Combat Medic Specialists (68W), who administer emergency medical care in the field in both combat and humanitarian situations. For more on this MOS and how to get involved, click the link below to learn more! https://www.goarmy.com/info.html?iom=BZE6 | Army Recruiting Indianapolis

5.2K views · 75 reactions | US Medic Shot by Sniper, and lives, and then the Snipers are caught | Combat Medic & Corpsman | Facebook

41 reactions · 11 shares | National Guard units depend on 68W Combat Medics to triage wounds and illnesses in combat zones, on humanitarian missions and in clinical settings. Combat medics are first-responders who can keep cool under pressure. Are you ready to save lives? | https://bit.ly/NationalGuardNY | New York Army National Guard | Facebook

3.6K views · 193 reactions | Taira, a Ukrainian combat medic, has seen firsthand people dying in captivity because of insufficient medical care or torture. She calls for the global community to hold Russia accountable and provide the care everyone deserves. #UnitedWithUkraine | U.S. Department of State | Facebook