3×3 Review: QSI Training Emergency Trauma Care Class
When properly and narrowly defined, almost anyone can be trained to administer effective trauma care in case of an emergency — violent or otherwise.
The Emergency Trauma Class taught by Erik Pakieser of QSI Training was a great introductory class for people unfamiliar with trauma care, and perhaps completely unfamiliar with fight focused training. This class had a rich, diverse student body, and it made me very happy to see so many people in attendance.
In this short video, I highlight the top three things covered in class, the top three things I learned, and the top three things I’m going to change. Please note that even though the class was a brief 3.5 hours, it still covered beyond what is mentioned in my review.
About the Author: Short Barrel Shepherd
Short Barrel Shepherd is a regular guy and works to make Web sites and mobile apps easier for people to use. He spends his free time attending fight-focused firearm, knife, and combatives training, motorcycling, writing, and playing games. His daily carry is a Glock 19 pistol and an AR15 .300 Blackout pistol in a backpack. 
I’ve had several teenage students in my medical classes. All of them enjoyed the material and performed well. I highly encourage bringing your wife’s son to class.
Greg