RUSH
ADVANCED TRAUMA TRAINING PROGRAM
Rush Advanced Trauma Training Program
TIER 3: TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE - COMBAT MEDIC/CORPSMAN ADDED FOR 2024
DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY APPROVED AND REGISTERED WITH THE NAEMT. CONDUCTED APRIL, MAY, JULY, SEPTEMBER IN 2024
RESERVE YOUR COMBAT LIFESAVER TRAINING SEAT TODAY.
UPDATED: 15 April 2024
THE RUSH ATTP FRAMEWORK OF TRAINING OFFERINGS
Rush has launch an International Trauma and Public Health Training Program for SPP, GHE, and other National Guard partner nations. Opportunity to build medical capacity for foreign nations and U.S. personnel can attend, train side-by-side with their international partner, and earn your trauma cert. Email for details. info@rushattp.com
Colorado and Michigan stepped up with their SPP nations at Rush in FY 2023. Pass this valuable opportunity to your State Headquarters State Partnership Program Manager. Valuable Trauma Training with a unique cultural experience - Chicago Magnificent Mile, International Museum of Surgical Science, Field Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, Art Institute, Millennium Park, Chicago Cubs games, etc. (Congressionally Funded for International Trauma and Public Health Training)
2024 Registration is open. Click here for the Rush 2024 ATTP Schedule.
2024 International TT Courses: 24-28 June; 26-30 August. 4-13 September (September includes trauma and infectious disease training curriculums). Contact: info@rushattp.com for details.
INFECTIOUS DISEASE TRAINING SEATS (scheduled before trauma courses, take both back to back):
- 2024 INFECTIOUS DISEASE TRAINING COURSE (IDTC):14-16 May, 9-11 July, 4-6 September - GREAT TRAINING AND EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE; HAS AVAILABILITY FOR ENROLLMENT - FUNDED BY THE CONGRESSIONAL ADD AS "TRAUMA AND PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECT TRAINING SERVICES" 21 CEUs. IDTC Student Feedback:"This course was very detailed and fit for anyone whether medic, public health, or provider. The overall course was alot of information that i can use both in my personal workplace and my military workplace" Can be combined with May, July, and September ATTCs.
Tactical Combat Casualty Care - Combat Lifesaver Course (TCCC-CLS) - 40-hour course for non-medical military personnel. 2024 CLS dates are posted and registration is open. Please pass on availability to non-medical personnel. INCLUDES A CADAVER LAB. All CLS procedures and more are performed on high fidelity simulation models and a cadaver, reinforcing learning and confidence.
IF YOUR UNIT IS BEING DEPLOYED AND NEEDS A SPECIAL TCCC-CLS COURSE, CONTACT US TO SCHEDULE A COURSE THAT MEETS YOUR AVAILABILITY.
Army and Air National Guard Personnel below from TCCC-CLS Classes
Click to watch: TCCC CLS Video
Contact us to schedule training for Tier One Tactical Combat Casualty Care - All Service Members (TCCC-ASM). EMAIL: info@rushattp.com for ASM and CLS info. Registration for TCCC-CLS on registration link above
Rush Certifies CMRPs and Table VIII; CEUs issued for all training offerings
The Rush Advanced Trauma Training Program (ATTP) is a Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) medical training program. It is conducted primarily by Board Certified Emergency Room Attending Physicians of the Department of Emergency Medicine of Rush University Medical Center (RUMC). The overall objectives of the Rush ATTP are to provide all students with state-of-the-art knowledge and hands-on skills required to provide advanced acute management for trauma patients in a combat environment and in the event of a domestic incident. In the programs 16th year, Rush University has trained and certified over 5,000 Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, Medics and other medical personnel in Advanced Trauma Procedures.
Student Feedback:
- Rush provided me with critical sustainment training and actual trauma management training and experience which prepared me for actual real-world responses.
- This training gave me the skills and confidence to identify my patients needs and treat them with high quality care under stressful conditions
- Solidified current education. Enhanced familiarity with stressful environments. Some of the things I encountered at RUSH were more than what I saw overseas and in that way prepared me more.
- Rush ATTP gave me practical hands-on experience that was pertinent to my military occupation. Namely, I had training involving intubation, triage, stitching, interosseous-venous access, and emergency medical management.
- I am a much better medic after having gone through this training.