07/09/2026
Educational Opportunity:
Update: Online Registration now up at www.jamessprunt.edu (Click on Work Force Development at the top of the main page, then select Upcoming Classes in the dropdown menu, filter for Public Safety Training to shorten the list and scroll down until you find Foundations of Tactical Medicine and a a few lines below it you will find Practical Application of Tactical Medicine, you must register separately for each portion of the program!)
The next tactical medicine course will be held at James Sprunt Community College in Kenansville from August - October of 2026. This is a comprehensive 170 hour training program that consists of two distinct parts. A 96 hour online Foundations of Tactical Medicine course that runs from Aug 3 - Oct 25, 2026 at a rate of 8 hours per week and a 64 hour seated program, Practical Applications of Tactical Medicine, that will be held on the following dates: August 21, 22 & 23; Sept 19 & 20; and Oct 16, 17, and 18. The Foundations Course is a pre or co-requisite for taking the seated Practical Applications Course. The practical portion will include a range weekend in September (AR platform rifles, 9mm service pistols, and tactical shotguns will be available for students to use for this date if they do not own appropriate weapons) as well as the new NAEMT 3rd Edition TECC course. Emergency services agency affiliated personnel will be tuition exempt. The only costs will be $15 for the TECC card and a lab fee for ammunition that will be based on the actual per round cost. While one of the goals of the class is to prep people for the ISBC TP-C test, it is suitable for all EMS providers from the EMT level up. If you are interested in this training, please email me at [email protected] so I can send you more detailed information.
James Sprunt Community College holds the distinction of being the only NC Community College that is named after a historic individual. Dr. James Menzie Sprunt. Over 200 years ago (1784) Grove Academy, a private academy for boys was established.Dr. James Menzie Sprunt, a Scottish Presbyterian immigra...