Standardising Trauma Care for Australia’s First Responders

Soter International is the only accredited and credentialed provider of NAEMT Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) in Australasia. We provide emergency services, law enforcement, and rescue teams with the gold standard in high-threat medical training and operator-vetted equipment.

WHAT WE TEACH THE SOTER ADVANTAGE

TECC-PHTLS Provider

A comprehensive course designed for paramedics, nurses, and doctors. This tier goes beyond the basics, diving deep into the complete TECC provider manual.

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TECC for First Responders

Designed for non-medical first responders—such as fire-fighters, security personnel, and State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers—who may be first on scene at a high-threat incident

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Based out of the Sunshine Coast, join one of our courses or contact us to discuss training in your area.

Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Courses

First Responder Course

This 8-hour course covers the fundamentals of the TECC guidelines, focusing on immediate life-saving actions to stabilise casualties before professional medical assets arrive

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1 Day Course for Police or any firearms carrying Professional

This course combines the clinical TECC guidelines with tactical movement, teaching officers how to provide life-saving care while maintaining situational awareness and threat mitigation.

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This course covers advanced trauma care, including paediatric considerations, remote/prolonged casualty care, and the management of complex injuries in high-threat "Warm Zone" environments.

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Soter Training Review

Why These Courses Matter

Interoperability: Standardising the medical response across Police, Fire, and Ambulance ensures a seamless transition of care during multi-agency incidents.

Evidence-Based: All curriculum is based on the latest trauma data and is underwritten by our Australian physician-led governance.

Realistic Stress-Inoculation: We move beyond the classroom, using high-fidelity simulations to ensure these skills are "muscle memory" when the pressure is on.