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Medical Corps' next class will be:

"Medical Response in a Hostile Environment"

The May 30-31 - June 1 class is full.
We can take no more students.

Thank you, and check back for information on the next class.

Only those prospective students who have already contacted us should register. For those prospective students who have been in contact--please complete your registration. See you at class!

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The History and Honor of Combat Medicine

Combat Medicine was introduced to the public by Medical Corps in 1995. These principles are now applied in civilian settings, and as the world has seen, the lifesaving results are unequaled at over 98%.

When practiced under extreme circumstances, this positive differential is staggering.

The need for emergency medicine may include:

Failure of the Medical Infrastructure
Isolation
Limited Resources
Terrorist activity
Civil unrest which may influence the provision of medical care.

This site is designed to provide physicians, nurses, corpsmen, medics paramedics, mothers, fathers, farmers, sailors and anyone who cares to study, expert guidance on safe and effective medical care in the extreme settings which are at hand.

Chuck Fenwick, Director
Medical Corps

This is KIO3. It can help protect you.

If there's a "nuclear event," and you're down-wind, you need to take KIO3 or KI before the radioactive plume reaches you.

If you don't have KIO3 or KI at the time of the event, then it's probably too late.

For more information or to buy KIO3, click here or call 1-610-633-2276.

The American
Civil Defense
Association

Greetings from Medical Corps,

Medical Corps receives many good comments from our students. Rather than post them all we decided to pick one that tends to sum up the general feeling among past students.
Sincerely,
Medical Corps Staff

Must See Sites

Here's a link for non-prescription antibiotics -- for your pets.

Lyme Disease - For paients and heath care Professionals

Prescription Drug Information Project

Continuing Education beyond Medical Corps school: How do you become certified in Fracture Managment?

Take the ASOP Class.

Question: Will swabbing the skin with betadine or gargling with an iodine solution help protect the thyroid during an radiological event? The answer is here.

Downloads you need

Searching for Ricky Recon

Corpsman Wheeler "Johnny" Lipes -
Undersea Appendectomy

How do you make a Rat, Fat - And What it Means for You.

Must see web sites:

www.brooksidepress.org and,

operationalmedicine.org

These are first rate Medical Training materials - Exactly the type of subjects we teach in our hands-on classes! Navy Medicine at it's finest.

What kind of gear does a combat corpsman carry?

Click the pic.