The EP – IMTC course is designed to provide intermediate medical training to the executive protection professional. During this 2-day (16 hour) course students will receive training in Adult/Child/Infant CPR, AED, and choking relief. Students will also be trained to properly and confidently handle common medical emergencies that they may encounter during their job duties in executive protection; learning skills such as obtaining baseline vital signs and assisting with medication administration. Students will also be trained on the implementation of the MARCH pneumonic in handling traumatic injuries that they may encounter. This course will also delve into secondary injuries and treatments that may be encountered during the course of providing protection. Students will participate in multiple hands-on learning stations to reinforce what is taught during the lecture portion. Students will also learn how to manage medical emergencies and traumatic injuries inside of a vehicle. Students will be placed into simulated events to allow for them to put all of their skills and knowledge acquired throughout this course into use. Following successful completion of this course, students will obtain three certifications (American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid, CPR, and AED, NAEMT Tactical Emergency Casualty Care – LEO, and ASHI Emergency Oxygen Administration).