Making a Difference in Trauma Management
Bill Justice and Aaron Dix
Wednesday, June 14, 2024
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
This high energy program presents the important steps in identifying and managing critical trauma patients. Whether the situation is a man-made event (bus crash), natural disaster, or active threat situation the components of this program will allow streamlined interventions to save lives.
The course of instruction is based on the M.A.R.C.H assessment algorithm, which is a well-defined, structured process to locate and intervene with the injuries most likely to be fatal if overlooked or not treated in a timely manner.
Utilizing the most up to date Trauma Casualty Care (TCCC) and Tactical Casualty Care (TECC) guidelines, the participants will engage in both didactic learning and multiple skill stations to properly apply the right interventions at the right time.
Bill Justice
Bill is a frequent educator at regional, national and international conferences. His user-friendly approach to emergency management topics provides a relaxed and interactive atmosphere for all participants. His background has spanned a 40 + year career in fire-rescue, EMS and law enforcement. He is currently a TEMS Operator/Instructor for the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Department, Oklahoma Highway Patrol and US Marshals Task Force.
Aaron Dix
Aaron Dix is the Executive Director for Prisma Health Emergency Medical Services and Patient Flow. Prisma Health operates a large EMS agency providing 911, critical care, EMD, mobile integrated health, ALS, and BLS services throughout the Upstate and Midlands of SC. In addition to his responsibilities at Prisma Health, Aaron is a Fire Commissioner for Clear Spring Fire Rescue and serves on the Executive Board of the South Carolina EMS Association.
