Total Price & Deposit Total Course Price: $2,995 Deposit Due Today: $1,500 Remaining Balance: $1,495 payable prior to practical course commencement. Raising the Bar for Tactical & Remote Medicine When every second counts, having a prepared, competent medic in your team is not optional — it’s essential. TacMed’s Medic Level One (MLO) program is built to move a team member from “just first aid trained” into a capable, confident tactical medic ready to perform under pressure in austere, high-threat, remote, or mission-critical environments. Why MLO Exists Many remote operations, security teams, tactical units, and high-risk worksites face unique challenges: Injuries far from hospital support High-threat environments where standard EMS can’t immediately intervene Harsh terrain, limited gear, communication constraints The MLO course bridges that gap. It gives your team a medically and operationally-aware practitioner who knows when to be tactically minded and when to be medically focussed. What the Course Delivers Over 5 full training days, MLO combines deep theory, aggressive realism, and high-fidelity scenario work to ensure graduates are ready for real-world pressure. Participants gain more than just medical techniques — they earn: HLT21020 Certificate II in Medical Services First Response accreditation, Australia’s recognised benchmark in first aid capabilities Tactical medical mindset and decision skills Capability to deliver sustained casualty care in constrained settings Hands-on competence, leadership, and confidence under stress Key Domains Covered Domain Topics & Skills Tactical / Threat Care TECC (Tactical Emergency Casualty Care) guidelines & adaptation to context Remote & Austere Care Mission planning, resource management, telemedicine concepts Trauma & Injury Management Haemorrhage control (tourniquets, junctional bleeding, wound packing), blast/ballistic injuries, burns, crush injuries Assessment & Monitoring MARCH rapid trauma assessments, vital signs, primary/secondary survey techniques Advanced Resuscitation Oxygen therapy, airway adjuncts, resuscitation in tactical settings Movement & Extraction Tactical movement of casualties, remote stretcher strategies, extrication planning Extended Care & Team Integration Prolonged field care introductory concepts, integration into team roles, stress management & debriefing The format includes pre-course eLearning (~ 20 hours), classroom teaching, skill stations, and highly immersive scenario training (with escalating stress inoculation). Upcoming Dates & Locations The MLO runs multiple times each year in various states.Total course investment is AUD $2,995 (GST-free).Payment is structured in two instalments. Who Should Attend MLO is designed for people who already operate in—or intend to operate in—high-risk, remote, or operational settings. Ideal participants include: Tactical law enforcement & defence personnel Remote worksite medics or first responders Mine rescue, energy / resource sector safety teams Search & Rescue, fire / bush / wilderness operators Anyone wanting to elevate their first aid baseline to advanced tactical capability Even if your team already has some medical training, MLO gives a mission-centric overlay — to think and act medically under tactical constraint. What Sets MLO Apart Operationally grounded — not “hospital in the field,” but “medicine in constrained settings.” Instructor caliber — delivered by experienced clinicians, ex-military medics, remote paramedics, and subject matter experts. Accredited & compliant — combines tactical medical training with formally recognised Australian units of competency. Scenario-based realism — training under stress simulates real-world environments. Scalable & team-centric — designed so graduates can serve inside a team or independently. How to Enrol / Take the Next Step Visit the Medic Level One (MLO) page on the TacMed Training site to choose the next available course Secure your spot with the first payment. Receive joining instructions Complete the pre-course eLearning, then attend the 5-day immersive face-to-face training. Be more than a first aider. Be the medic your team trusts in the toughest environments. Age Requirements: Participants must be over 18 years of age to enrol in and attend any TacMed training course.
