MEDICAL SIMULATION TRAINING CENTER - Combined Arms ...

Course Listing
MED 100: 110-hours EMT-B course
This is the required course for anyone seeking
to become a certified Emergency Medical
Technician—Basic (EMT-B). The course is
based on the Department of Transportation's
1994 EMT-Basic national curriculum.
MED 103: SIMMAN
Class for Medical NCO’s to become qualified
operators. Training Support Centers in
USAREUR have SIMMANs to assist
Commanders in training and testing Soldiers
and Medics. This course is required before
signing out the equipment.
MED 104: 24 Hour Refresher Course
This is used for sustainment of NREMT-B and
is recommended once every two years. The US
Army EMS Office does not require a formal
course to meet refresher requirements.
MED 106: CLS/Combat Lifesaver
Soldiers receive training in enhanced first aid
procedures. This training serves as a bridge
between the self-aid/buddy-aid training given to
all soldiers during basic training and the medical
training given to MOS 68W, Combat Medic.
MED 105: Combat medic advanced skills
training
Tactical Combat Casualty care is the recognized
standard for care in the combat and tactical
environments. The course identifies the
differences between the civilian standard of care
versus care on the battlefield, challenging
students to learn and apply different treatment
modalities.
All MED courses are taught
at the Combined Arms
Training Center
Rose Barracks
Vilseck, Germany.
For more information visit:
www.catctraining.hqjmtc.army.mil
or call DSN 314-476-3470
FAX 314-476-4058
To register and view course
schedules visit:
https://www.atrrs.army.mil
CATC School Code: 757
CATC
COMBINED ARMS TRAINING CENTER
MEDICAL
SIMULATION
TRAINING CENTER
JOINT MULTINATIONAL TRAINING COMMAND

Mission - Conduct medical training in support of the combat readiness of USAREUR
Medical Simulation Training Center
18 Medical Simulation Training
Centers (MSTC) were established
throughout the Army in order to
standardize medical training at the
locations where the largest
footprint of medics exist. MSTCs
have a direct link to the AMEDD
Center and School for the most
current Programs of Instruction
and lessons learned. This ensures
rapid dispersal of the latest
technology, equipment and lessons
learned in order to reduce the died
of wounds rate.
MSTCs are tools for the
Commander to provide Basic and
Advanced Medical Training,
Combat Life Saver Training,
Annual Sustainment Training for
NREMT, Pre-deployment Training,
as well as a variety of other
scenario based training. We can
design specific Medical Training to
meet the Commanders needs.
68W SUSTAINMENT
NREMT Re-registration Requirements
CPR
• Current certification in Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR) at the healthcare
provider level or higher. Must be current
through re-certification date.
Refresher Training
• Complete a formal State/Army approved
EMT refresher course or complete 24 hours
of continuing education (CE) equivalency
training. You cannot utilize more than 10
hours of distance learning as CE equivalency.
48 Hours Additional Continuing Education
• Training may be in any topic area at the
EMT-B level or higher.
• No more than 24 hours may be the same
topic area.
• No more than 24 hours of this requirement
may be met through distance learning.
Skills Validation
• May be completed through an established
Quality Assurance/Quality Inspection
program. May be completed through direct
observation testing. (i.e. All-Skills testing).
• U.S. Army EMS has authorized ACMS-VT
Table VIII to be utilized as an acceptable
alternate method of skills validation.
Expired NREMT Soldiers
• Contact us directly!