Trauma Response Training • MARCH • Bleeding Control
Emergency Trauma Response training is a practical course for the initial recognition, stabilisation and safe management of injured casualties until qualified medical help arrives.
The course covers trauma from accidents, workplace incidents, falls, road traffic collisions, violent incidents, ballistic trauma, penetrating trauma, stab wounds, sharp-object injuries and severe hemorrhage.
The training follows a first-responder approach: scene safety, mechanism of injury, MARCH assessment, hemorrhage control, airway management, chest trauma and preparation for evacuation.
The course is delivered through lectures, hands-on skill stations and realistic scenarios, helping participants act with structure and confidence during the critical first minutes.
This program is designed for security personnel, corporate staff, instructors, first responders, field teams, event personnel and professionals who need practical trauma response skills before qualified medical support arrives.
Emergency Trauma Response (ETR) – Key Modules
Participation requires an age of 18+ (or written consent from a parent/guardian for minors) and the ability to take part in practical training activities.
Duration:
16 hours (2 days)
Methodology:
Lectures with a strong practical focus
Hands-on skill stations
Interactive field scenarios using role players
Emergency Trauma Response (Level 3)
Upon successful completion, participants receive an internationally recognised certification, aligned with Greek legislation and international first aid and trauma response protocols.
Recommendation: It is recommended that participants renew their certification every 2 years, to stay current with updated protocols and maintain proficiency and confidence.