Medical Lanes

[Burning Love]

A retired ranger friend is going to be running some trauma lanes at Tru Prep in Marietta September 4th. The class will run from 9am-6pm. Cost is $250.

Come on out, learn some trauma care, have a good time, and leave a better person!

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[steviesterno]

What’s a trauma lane?

I was there today stocking up on gauze

 

[Burning Love]

What’s a trauma lane?

I was there today stocking up on gauze

Hands on scenario based medical training with partners! It’s a fun way to learn.

 

[steviesterno]

I’m a doctor and I’ve never heard the term trauma lane.

Trainer creds?

 

[palmettomoon]

Maybe like we used the term "Tac Lanes" in the 1980's? Short (or long) tactical problems, like "respond to near ambush," "Incoming Fire", etc.

 

[Tony2X]

Dam...you mean all them classes I gave durin SGT's time training I coulda been makin bank?....lol

 

[Burning Love]

I’m a doctor and I’ve never heard the term trauma lane.

Trainer creds?

Were you a doctor in the Army where they run trauma lanes? A quick google search might have answered your question.

Here’s the first article that pops up for me:

Docs and medics partner for trauma lane training

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, (Feb. 12, 2018) -- U.S. Army Soldiers and Japan Ground Self Defense Force (JGSDF) medical professionals trained shoulder to shoulder on Feb. 12 at the Medical Simulation Training Center, Schofield Barracks

www.army.mil

He was a 3rd battalion ranger with multiple combat deployments. He has first hand experience treating and responding to combat casualties.

This is scenario based training dedicated to responding to people who have just experienced violent trauma and how to best attempt to stabilize them in less than ideal circumstances until they can get to you or other real doctors to receive treatment.

 

[Burning Love]

Dam...you mean all them classes I gave durin SGT's time training I coulda been makin bank?....lol

Make that schmoney!

 

[Shortcut]

Sounds like good training. Just too far now.

 

[steviesterno]

Were you a doctor in the Army where they run trauma lanes?

This is scenario based training dedicated to responding to people who have just experienced violent trauma and how to best attempt to stabilize them in less than ideal circumstances until they can get to you or other real doctors to receive treatment.

Not army so didn't see it outside their stuff. Was curious.

Also you're gonna want to get patients to much better doctors than me. I'm admin now so unless they need their papers pushed or a strongly worded email they should go elsewhere