Stop the bleed training in northwest alabama?

[Earl]

Does anyone offer bleeding control or other medical courses in the shoals or huntsville area?

 

[ERplane]

Bullet and barrel advertises that they offer classes but I don’t see any on the schedule maybe give them a call and see if they can set one up. The Emergency Medicine conference just happened earlier this month in Huntsville but sorry I didn’t see this post in time and that may have been restricted to medical personnel. I’ll ask around see if anybody else knows about any more trainings in the surrounding area. I keep a to-go trauma kit in my vehicle at all times got some quick clot, tourniquets, shears, bandages, etc.

 

[ERplane]

I used this tool and it showed a bunch of classes within a 250mi radius of HSV but none were in Alabama :/

https://cms.bleedingcontrol.org/Class/Search

 

[Earl]

Thanks, i think i've tried the link you left before but there was nothing close. I keep a trauma kit in my truck, too. I've watched videos but would feel a lot better about using the kit if i could find an in person class.

 

[kmann]

Valkyrie’s Austere Medical Solutions. Their headquarters is in Anniston but their classes are in Cullman. Took a three day TCCC course and it was fantastic.

 

[Earl]

Thanks, i'll check their schedule

 

[CrazyBoykin]

If you have access to Redstone Arsenal, the fire department offers Stop The Bleed training. Point of contact is Stacey Staley at stacey.a.staley.civ@army.mil.

 

[Seth lail]

5.11 and USCCA offered a course at the 5.11 store in Hoover, nothing I hadn't learned already in the Marine corps but definitely a good refresher would certainly recommend to someone who has no experience

 

[Wesleykey]

Several upcoming classes for those with interest:

Stop the Bleed | Bullet and Barrel

bulletandbarrel.com

 

[Ditchdoc1017]

Contact Air Evac Shoals they will teach one for free.