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In-Person Trainings

Mike Shertz and his team teach several in-person classes each year. All primary instruction and lectures are designed and presented by Dr. Shertz. He has a few select associate instructors who assist in proctoring hands-on skills stations and scenarios.

Practice makes permanent. You'll have multiple opportunities to practice your medical skills on different trainers and modalities. Then practice your skills in a real-world scenario based on actual injuries.

Most classes are taught in Portland, Oregon, and a few each year in Seattle due to the huge logistical footprint the In-Person Trainings require. Contact us for the possibility of having a course brought to you. Note, prices are for courses in the greater Portland, Oregon area. Travel courses may have additional costs.

Note: all in-person courses subject to COVID-19 protocols and changes. Payment will be refunded if the course must be canceled due to pandemic-related issues.

→Please book your class through the links below to the actual dates of classes, not to the general course description.

Tactical Casualty Care In-Person Training (1-day)
Mike Shertz

Tactical Casualty Care In-Person Training (1-day)

Mike Shertz
(1 review)
1943
students
1
$275.00
Advanced TC2 In-Person Training (3-days)
Mike Shertz

Advanced TC2 In-Person Training (3-days)

Mike Shertz
(1 review)
504
students
1
$1,000.00
Complete TC2 In-Person Training (5-days)
Mike Shertz

Complete TC2 In-Person Training (5-days)

Mike Shertz
(0 review)
747
students
0
$1,500.00

Upcoming In-Person Trainings

26
July
Advanced Tactical Casualty Care: a photo of a SWAT officer with a partially amputated hand being led to medical care
Advanced Tactical Casualty Care IN-PERSON (3-day)
08:00 - 18:00
Beaverton, Oregon

July 26-28, 2022 – 8am – 6pm daily in Beaverton, Oregon The course will be held in Beaverton, Oregon, and is subject to COVID...

03
October
Complete Tactical Casualty Care: a photo of a paramedic performing a surgical airway
Complete Tactical Casualty Care Class (CTC2)
08:00 - 15:00
Beaverton, Oregon

October 3 – 7, 2022 – 8am – 6pm daily in Beaverton, Oregon (we will end Friday at ~3pm) The course will be held...

Featured Courses

Tactical Casualty Care – ONLINE

Tactical Casualty Care – ONLINE

$125.00
Advanced TC2 – ONLINE

Advanced TC2 – ONLINE

$350.00
Complete TC2 -ONLINE

Complete TC2 -ONLINE

$575.00

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