Course overview

The Tactical Immersion Day 2026 is a one-day, fully immersive training experience designed to give medics and pre-hospital care providers realistic exposure to environments that are difficult to access through standard training.

Delivered in collaboration with Long Reach Tactical, this unique training day places learners inside a currently operational tactical unit, giving them the opportunity to work around tactical personnel, live casualties, realistic injury simulation and scenario-based medical incidents.

This is not a classroom-based course. Participants will be placed into challenging, dynamic and unfamiliar environments where they will need to assess casualties, make decisions, communicate effectively and provide care while operating within the pressures and limitations of a tactical setting.

Why attend?

Many medics and pre-hospital care providers train in clinical or controlled environments but rarely get the opportunity to experience how medical care feels when delivered alongside tactical teams, operational movement, communication challenges, low-light areas, confined spaces, noise, uncertainty and rapidly changing situations.

This immersion day has been designed to bridge that gap.

Participants will gain valuable exposure to the realities of providing casualty care in a tactical environment, helping them develop confidence, adaptability and situational awareness while working around operational tactical personnel.

What to expect

Throughout the day, participants will be immersed in realistic scenarios involving live casualties and real injury simulation.

You will be required to work through casualty management problems in and around a tactical environment, using supplied PPE and equipment. The day is designed to feel realistic, challenging and memorable, while remaining safe, supported and professionally facilitated.

Scenarios may include:

• Casualty assessment in tactical environments

• Haemorrhage control and trauma management

• Working around tactical teams

• Communication under pressure

• Movement and access challenges

• Scene safety and situational awareness

• Prioritising care in dynamic environments

• Decision-making with limited information

• Casualty handover and ongoing care

Key learning outcomes

By the end of the day, participants will have had the opportunity to:

• Experience a realistic tactical medical environment

• Understand the challenges of delivering care around tactical operations

• Improve confidence in managing casualties in unfamiliar settings

• Practise trauma care in realistic and pressured scenarios

• Develop communication and decision-making under stress

• Work alongside a currently operational tactical unit

• Reflect on personal performance, clinical priorities and human factors

• Gain exposure to environments that are difficult to replicate in standard training

Who should attend?

This day is suitable for individuals who already have a foundation in first aid, trauma care or pre-hospital care and want to broaden their operational exposure.

It is particularly suited to:

• Medics

• First aiders working in higher-risk environments

• Ambulance clinicians

• Pre-hospital care providers

• Event medical staff

• Rescue personnel

• Close protection medics

• Tactical medicine students

• Those preparing for roles in austere, remote, tactical or high-risk environments

This is ideal for anyone who wants to move beyond standard training scenarios and experience a more realistic, operationally focused training environment.

What is included?

The Tactical Immersion Day includes:

• One full day of immersive training

• Access to a currently operational tactical unit environment

• Live casualties

• Realistic injury simulation

• PPE supplied

• Training equipment supplied

• Scenario-based learning

• Instructor support and facilitated feedback

Participants only need to bring their own lunch, suitable clothing and a willingness to get involved.

PPE and equipment

All required PPE and training equipment will be supplied for the day.

Participants should wear suitable clothing for practical training and movement within a tactical environment. Further joining instructions will be provided before the event.

Please bring your own lunch and any personal medication or items you may need throughout the day.

Collaboration with LRT Tactical

This training day is delivered in collaboration with LRT Tactical, bringing together tactical expertise, operational realism and medical training experience.

The collaboration allows participants to experience something far beyond a standard medical training day, placing them inside a realistic tactical environment with access to specialist personnel, equipment, movement and scenario design.

Book your place

Places for the Tactical Immersion Day 2026 are limited to ensure a safe, realistic and high-quality experience for all participants.

This is a rare opportunity to gain exposure to a tactical medical environment, work around an operational tactical unit and develop your confidence in managing casualties in challenging conditions.