9-Echo-1 Training is proud to offer a full catalog of National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) courses designed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and confidence of today’s prehospital providers. Each course is taught by experienced, certified instructors who bring real-world insight and operational context to every lesson.
Our NAEMT programs emphasize realistic, scenario-driven education that challenges students to think critically and perform under pressure—ensuring every participant leaves better prepared to provide exceptional patient care in any environment.
All NAEMT courses offered by 9-Echo-1 Training meet national standards and can be delivered at our host locations or brought directly to your agency, department, or organization.
Our NAEMT programs emphasize realistic, scenario-driven education that challenges students to think critically and perform under pressure—ensuring every participant leaves better prepared to provide exceptional patient care in any environment.
All NAEMT courses offered by 9-Echo-1 Training meet national standards and can be delivered at our host locations or brought directly to your agency, department, or organization.
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
Duration: 16 hours
Certification: NAEMT / NFPA 3000 Compliant
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) course teaches EMS providers and other prehospital professionals how to deliver life-saving care in dynamic, high-threat, or otherwise unconventional environments. Modeled after military tactical medicine principles but adapted for the civilian setting, TECC focuses on reducing preventable deaths through structured, practical interventions that can be applied in the field.
Students are introduced to the three phases of tactical care:
Hands-on training includes:
At 9-Echo-1 Training, TECC is delivered through realistic, scenario-driven instruction that mirrors real-world tactical conditions. Each class combines skill development, stress inoculation, and critical thinking exercises to build confidence and competence in every provider.
Duration: 16 hours
Certification: NAEMT / NFPA 3000 Compliant
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) course teaches EMS providers and other prehospital professionals how to deliver life-saving care in dynamic, high-threat, or otherwise unconventional environments. Modeled after military tactical medicine principles but adapted for the civilian setting, TECC focuses on reducing preventable deaths through structured, practical interventions that can be applied in the field.
Students are introduced to the three phases of tactical care:
- Direct Threat Care: Providing immediate lifesaving treatment while under attack or in adverse conditions.
- Indirect Threat Care: Managing casualties once a threat is suppressed but not fully eliminated.
- Evacuation Care: Treating and moving patients during transport from the scene to definitive care.
Hands-on training includes:
- Advanced bleeding control and wound management
- Airway control and needle decompression techniques
- Treating wounded responders and civilians in high-risk environments
- Pediatric casualty considerations
- Victim movement, drag, and carry techniques under stress
At 9-Echo-1 Training, TECC is delivered through realistic, scenario-driven instruction that mirrors real-world tactical conditions. Each class combines skill development, stress inoculation, and critical thinking exercises to build confidence and competence in every provider.
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care- Law Enforcement Officer (TECC-LEO)
Duration: 8 hours
Certification: NAEMT / NFPA 3000 Compliant
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care for Law Enforcement Officers (TECC-LEO) course is an 8-hour classroom program specifically designed for law enforcement officers and other non-EMS first responders. Adapted from the 16-hour TECC Provider course, this program delivers the same evidence-based medical principles at a level appropriate for personnel who may be the first to encounter a casualty before EMS arrival.
Through a combination of interactive lectures, skill stations, and scenario-based patient simulations, participants learn how to provide life-saving interventions during the crucial moments following injury. The course focuses on realistic, practical techniques that can be applied immediately in the field—without the need for advanced medical certification.
Training includes:
Upon successful completion, students receive a TECC-LEO Provider certificate and wallet card valid for four years, along with 8 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
Delivered by experienced paramedics and tactical medical professionals, 9-Echo-1 Training’s TECC-LEO program empowers first responders to act decisively, apply proven life-saving interventions, and bridge the gap between injury and professional medical care.
Duration: 8 hours
Certification: NAEMT / NFPA 3000 Compliant
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care for Law Enforcement Officers (TECC-LEO) course is an 8-hour classroom program specifically designed for law enforcement officers and other non-EMS first responders. Adapted from the 16-hour TECC Provider course, this program delivers the same evidence-based medical principles at a level appropriate for personnel who may be the first to encounter a casualty before EMS arrival.
Through a combination of interactive lectures, skill stations, and scenario-based patient simulations, participants learn how to provide life-saving interventions during the crucial moments following injury. The course focuses on realistic, practical techniques that can be applied immediately in the field—without the need for advanced medical certification.
Training includes:
- Hemorrhage control using tourniquets, pressure dressings, and wound-packing techniques
- Basic airway management and patient positioning
- Recognition and management of life-threatening injuries
- Casualty movement and safety considerations
- Communication and coordination with incoming EMS resources
Upon successful completion, students receive a TECC-LEO Provider certificate and wallet card valid for four years, along with 8 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
Delivered by experienced paramedics and tactical medical professionals, 9-Echo-1 Training’s TECC-LEO program empowers first responders to act decisively, apply proven life-saving interventions, and bridge the gap between injury and professional medical care.
Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS)
Duration: 16 hours
Certification: NAEMT
Maximum Students: 24
Course Overview:
The Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) course is recognized globally as the leading continuing education program for prehospital trauma care. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS-COT), PHTLS promotes excellence in trauma management by teaching a systematic, evidence-based approach to the care of trauma patients in the field.
This 16-hour classroom and hands-on course is designed for EMTs, paramedics, nurses, and other prehospital providers who may be called to manage serious injuries in both urban and rural settings. PHTLS emphasizes critical thinking, rapid assessment, and effective intervention using the latest trauma care guidelines and techniques.
Training includes:
Upon successful completion, students receive NAEMT PHTLS Provider certification valid for four years and 16 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
At 9-Echo-1 Training, PHTLS is delivered through realistic, scenario-based instruction that bridges textbook knowledge with the realities of prehospital trauma care. Participants leave the course with enhanced confidence, sharper clinical judgment, and a stronger ability to save lives when every second counts.
Duration: 16 hours
Certification: NAEMT
Maximum Students: 24
Course Overview:
The Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) course is recognized globally as the leading continuing education program for prehospital trauma care. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in cooperation with the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS-COT), PHTLS promotes excellence in trauma management by teaching a systematic, evidence-based approach to the care of trauma patients in the field.
This 16-hour classroom and hands-on course is designed for EMTs, paramedics, nurses, and other prehospital providers who may be called to manage serious injuries in both urban and rural settings. PHTLS emphasizes critical thinking, rapid assessment, and effective intervention using the latest trauma care guidelines and techniques.
Training includes:
- Scene assessment and management of multi-system trauma
- Airway control and ventilation strategies
- Hemorrhage control and shock management
- Spinal motion restriction and patient packaging
- Trauma triage and transport decision-making
- Case-based scenarios and interactive skill labs
Upon successful completion, students receive NAEMT PHTLS Provider certification valid for four years and 16 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
At 9-Echo-1 Training, PHTLS is delivered through realistic, scenario-based instruction that bridges textbook knowledge with the realities of prehospital trauma care. Participants leave the course with enhanced confidence, sharper clinical judgment, and a stronger ability to save lives when every second counts.
Geriatric Education for Emergency Services (GEMS)
Duration: 8 or 16 hours (Basic or Advanced)
Certification: NAEMT
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Geriatric Education for EMS (GEMS) course provides EMS practitioners with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver high-quality care to one of the fastest-growing patient populations in healthcare — the elderly. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in cooperation with the American Geriatrics Society (AGS), GEMS addresses the unique medical, social, and environmental challenges that impact the assessment and treatment of geriatric patients.
The course is available in two formats — an 8-hour Core course and a 16-hour Advanced course — each designed to help providers recognize subtle changes in condition, adapt treatment plans, and apply compassionate, effective care in the prehospital setting.
Training includes:
Upon successful completion, students receive NAEMT GEMS Provider certification valid for four years and 8 or 16 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
At 9-Echo-1 Training, GEMS is taught by instructors who blend real-world experience with empathy and professionalism. Participants leave with a deeper understanding of geriatric patient care and a renewed commitment to improving outcomes for this vulnerable population.
Duration: 8 or 16 hours (Basic or Advanced)
Certification: NAEMT
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Geriatric Education for EMS (GEMS) course provides EMS practitioners with the knowledge and skills necessary to deliver high-quality care to one of the fastest-growing patient populations in healthcare — the elderly. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in cooperation with the American Geriatrics Society (AGS), GEMS addresses the unique medical, social, and environmental challenges that impact the assessment and treatment of geriatric patients.
The course is available in two formats — an 8-hour Core course and a 16-hour Advanced course — each designed to help providers recognize subtle changes in condition, adapt treatment plans, and apply compassionate, effective care in the prehospital setting.
Training includes:
- Physiological and psychosocial aspects of aging
- Common medical and trauma emergencies in older adults
- Fall prevention and mobility challenges
- End-of-life care and ethical considerations
- Geriatric patient communication and assessment techniques
- Scenarios and case studies that reflect real-world challenges
Upon successful completion, students receive NAEMT GEMS Provider certification valid for four years and 8 or 16 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
At 9-Echo-1 Training, GEMS is taught by instructors who blend real-world experience with empathy and professionalism. Participants leave with a deeper understanding of geriatric patient care and a renewed commitment to improving outcomes for this vulnerable population.
Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS)
Duration: 16 hours
Certification: NAEMT
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) course is the premier education program for advanced assessment and management of medical emergencies in the prehospital environment. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in collaboration with the National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP), AMLS emphasizes critical thinking and clinical reasoning to improve patient outcomes in complex medical scenarios.
This 16-hour classroom and practical course is designed for advanced providers, including EMTs, paramedics, nurses, and physicians, who manage medical patients in both the field and clinical settings. The course uses a structured, evidence-based assessment process to help providers rapidly identify life-threatening conditions and make effective treatment decisions.
Training includes:
Upon successful completion, students receive NAEMT AMLS Provider certification valid for four years, along with 16 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
At 9-Echo-1 Training, AMLS is taught by experienced paramedics and clinical educators who connect classroom learning with real-world application. The course equips participants with the knowledge, confidence, and decision-making skills necessary to provide the highest standard of medical care in any environment.
Duration: 16 hours
Certification: NAEMT
Maximum Class Size: 24 students
Course Overview:
The Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) course is the premier education program for advanced assessment and management of medical emergencies in the prehospital environment. Developed by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) in collaboration with the National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP), AMLS emphasizes critical thinking and clinical reasoning to improve patient outcomes in complex medical scenarios.
This 16-hour classroom and practical course is designed for advanced providers, including EMTs, paramedics, nurses, and physicians, who manage medical patients in both the field and clinical settings. The course uses a structured, evidence-based assessment process to help providers rapidly identify life-threatening conditions and make effective treatment decisions.
Training includes:
- Patient assessment and differential diagnosis
- Management of respiratory, cardiac, and neurological emergencies
- Endocrine, metabolic, and toxicologic disorders
- Infectious disease and sepsis recognition
- Shock and multisystem medical emergencies
- Case-based simulations and interactive scenario practice
Upon successful completion, students receive NAEMT AMLS Provider certification valid for four years, along with 16 hours of CAPCE credit for qualified participants.
At 9-Echo-1 Training, AMLS is taught by experienced paramedics and clinical educators who connect classroom learning with real-world application. The course equips participants with the knowledge, confidence, and decision-making skills necessary to provide the highest standard of medical care in any environment.