TACTICAL MEDICINE & CPR CERTIFICATION
TRAIN FOR THE WORST.
PERFORM AT YOUR BEST.
Equipping Law Enforcement, Healthcare Professionals, and Prepared Citizens with combat-proven trauma care, CPR, and First Aid skills. Because when seconds count, hesitation is not an option.
LEAD INSTRUCTOR & FOUNDER
FIELD-TESTED. CLINICALLY PROVEN.
“I built CPR-Life Services LLC to bridge the gap between textbook medical protocols and high-stress, real-world application. I don't just teach theory; I train you for the reality of the field.”
Founded and led by Brendan Tran, a highly decorated U.S. Navy veteran with over 13 years of front-line service as a FMF (Fleet Marine Force) Hospital Corpsman, EMT, Emergency Management Director, and Tactical Casualty Care Instructor, we bring profound, practical knowledge to every class. Brendan has managed complex medical operations, responded decisively to critical incidents, including mass casualty events where his actions ensured zero loss of life, and trained thousands of military personnel and first responders for high-threat environments. This deep expertise ensures you receive practical, effective, and potentially life-saving skills grounded in proven best practices, not just textbook theory. We are committed to empowering you with the confidence to act when it counts.
CRITICAL INTEL (FAQ)
Answers to keep you mission-ready.
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Yes. Our clinical courses (BLS, ACLS, First Aid) provide official, 2-year certification cards through the American Heart Association (AHA) and/or Red Cross, universally accepted by hospitals and first responder agencies.
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Absolutely. Our Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) and bleeding control courses are designed for both professionals and prepared citizens. If you want to know how to stop massive hemorrhage and save a life in a chaotic environment, this training is for you.
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No prior gear is required. We provide all necessary training equipment, tourniquets, and medical supplies for the hands-on portions of our classes. However, if you have a personal IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit), you are welcome to bring it to train with what you carry.












