Nicole C. Carrillo Attorney

State of California Office of Administrative Law

In re: Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training

Regulatory Action:

Title 11, California Code of Regulations

Amend section: 1084

NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF REGULATORY ACTION

Government Code Section 11349.3

OAL Matter Number: 2017-0131-03

OAL Matter Type: Regular Resubmitta! (SR)

In this resubmittal of 2016-1 004-04S, the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training amends section 1084 of title 11 of the California Code of Regulations to modify the minimum required topics for specific, non-mandated Tactical Medicines Courses in accordance with the content recommendations of Penal Code section 13514.1.

OAL approves this regulatory action pursuant to section 11349.3 of the Government Code. This regulatory action becomes effective on 4/1/2017.

Date: February 21, 2017

Original: Manuel Alvarez, Jr. Copy: Dan Toomey

For: Debra M. Cornez Director

TEXT OF PROPOSED REGULATORY ACTION Amend Standardized POST Training Curricu lum- Tactical Medicine Course Regu lation 1084(c) and (d)

1084. Standardized POST Train ing Curriculum.

[1 084(a) through Special Weapons and Tactics Team Training continued]

(c) Tactical Medicine Course for Special Operations Course - 80 Hours Minimum (These Courses meet the content recommendations of Penal Code section 13514.1 for Tactical Medicine training of peace officers) .

(1) Introduction and Course Administration

(2) Tactical Team Purpose and Concepts Fundamentals of Tactica l Operation s

(3) Tactical Medical Equipment

(4) Tactical Equipment

(5) Tactical Team Concepts and Planning Command and Controi/ ICS

(6) Geveft Individual and Team Movement Techniques

(7) Dynamic Clearing Techniques

(SZ) Medical Aspects of Distraction Devices

(9§.) Operational Casualty Care Level One Tactical Casualty Care

(1 0) Operational Casualty Care Level T·No

(+:t-m Medical Aspects of Wound Ballistics

(-1.?1 0) Hemostatic Dressings and Tourniquets Hemorrhage Recogn ition and Control

(.:J-.a1.1) Team Health Management and Combat Physiology

(-1-412) Bombs and Improvised Explosive Devices

(+a1].) Medical Aspects of Clandestine Drug Labs

(#H ) Forensics and Evidence Preservation

(-t-71§.) Medical Aspects of Chemical Agents in the Tactical Environment

(+S1..Q) Special Operations Aero Medical Evacuation Transfer of Care

(W11) Medical Management of K-9 Emergencies

(20) Disguised Weapons

(2+ 1§.) Medical Threat Assessment and Barr~

(22jj!) Pediatric Trauma Special Population s Management in the Tactical Environment

(~20) Field Trauma Anesthesia Pain Management

(24£1) A€iva-fl€e€l Airway and Respiratory Management in the Tactical Envi ronment

(~22 ) Advanced Airway Management Ski lls Ai rway and Respiratory Management Skil ls

(2e23) Environmental Injuries in th e Tactical Envi ronment

(27) Biological vVeapons Part 1

(28) Biological IJVeapons Part 2

(2924) Medical Aspects of Less Leth al Weapon s

(W25) Low Light Medical Assessment and Treatment

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TEXT OF PROPOSED REGULATORY ACTION Amend Standardized POST Training Curricu lum- Tactical Medicine Course Regulation 1084(c) and (d)

(31) Chemieal W eapons Nerve Agents & Toxins

~ Chemieal Weapons Vesieants-&-1-r-fita.Ats Reeognition and Management

~-R-adi-at~oo-1-AfHfies--ReoegffiooA-and-Mana§ement

(6426) Medical Management of Blast Injuries

(Je27) Chemical, Biological, Rad iological , Nuclear, and Explosive Environment.§

{-3&)-l--ew--b+§h~§e-~roises

(d-728) Low Light Tactieal Medical Seenarios Medical Exercises

(as29) Explosive Entry Teehniques/Demonstrations Distraction Devices

(a930) Team Movement Exercises

(4-Gn ) lntroduetion to Taetieal Handguns Firearms Famil iari zation

t4-B-J-ntroduGtion-te-T-aotiB-a-I-AHtomat+o-SFieHid e r fi reEI-W-Gaf30AS

(42) Advanced Tactical Handgun & Tactical Shoulder fired 'Neapons

(4 3) /\dvanced Handgun & Tactieal Automatic Weapons Field Courses

(4432) Tactical Medicine Scenarios- Skills Testing Stations

(4933) Written Examinations Student Assessment (W ri tten and/or Performance-Based)

(4&34) Safety Po licy/C lass Bfief+R§S

(d) Tactical Medicine for Special Operations Course - 40 Hours Minimum (These Courses meet the content recommendations of Penal Code section 13514.1 for Tactical Medicine training of peace officers and are intended for personnel who have already attended the SWAT Basic Course, are currently licensed as an EMT, and have met the LERT or Federal AWR-160 training requirements.)

(1) Introduction and Course Administration

(2) Tactica l Medical Equ ipment

(3) Medical Aspects of Distraction Devices

(4) ~tional Casualty Care Part 1 Tactical Casualty Care

~ Operational Casualty Care Part 2

(e§) Medical Aspects of Wound Ballistics

(7§) Hemostatic Dressings & Tourniquets Hemorrhage Recognition and Contro l

U~Z) Team Health Management & Combat Physiology

f9j ~cal Aspects-e-f-Glandestine Drugs Labs

(+G~) Chemieal Agents in th e Tactioal Environment Medical Aspects of Chemical Agen ts

(++~) Medical Th reat Assessment & Barricade Management

(~1Q) Pediatrie Trauma Special Populations Management in the Tactical Environment

(~11) Field Trauma Anesthesia Pain Management

(+4J_g) AEiva-HCed Airway and Respiratory Management in the Tactical Environment

(..:t-.§.:1..1) Advanced Airway and Respiratory Management Skills

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TEXT OF PROPOSED REGULATORY ACTION Amend Standard ized POST Training Curriculum- Tactica l Medicine Course Regu lation 1084(c) and (d)

(+GH ) Environmental Injuries in the Tactical Environment

(+-71Q) Low Light Medical +a&tiGS Exercises

~)--L-ew-~t-E---reFGi-ses

f+9t Low Light Taotioal Medioal Soenarios

(2G.1§) Medical Aspects of Less Lethal Weapons

(2+11) Medical Management of Blast Injuries

(~~) Written Examination Student Assessment (Written and/or Performance Based)

(~jjt) Tactica l Medioal Medicine ~Ofatie-Aru Scenario§. Exercises Skills Testing Stations

(24) Taotioal Medical Critical Situations Soenarios

(20) Safety Po licy

Note: Authority cited: Sections 13503 and 13506, Penal Code. Reference : Sections 13503(e) and 13514.1, Penal Code.

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