Train Your Entire Unit. One License. No Scheduling Required.

Equip up to 20 medics under one license with unit readiness reporting, named seats, and training records — TCCC simulation for units and commands.

Built for Unit-Level Training

Everything in Tier 2, plus the tools commanders and training officers need to manage and measure readiness across their entire medical element.

TCCC & CoTCCC Aligned

Every scenario built to current Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines. Updated when new doctrine is published.

Unit Performance Reporting

Aggregate dashboards show accuracy trends, skill gaps, and training hours across your entire unit — not just individual scores.

Up to 20 Seats

One Tier 3 license covers up to 20 learners. Invite medics, corpsmen, or officers by email. Seat management is instant.

Downloadable Study Materials

MARCH Quick-Reference Card, 9-Line MEDEVAC Template (STANAG 3204), and Tourniquet Application Guide included.

Priority Support

Dedicated account management and priority response for all Tier 3 institutional accounts.

Early Access to New Scenarios

Institutional accounts receive access to new scenarios before public release, keeping training current with evolving doctrine.

  • 50 — TCCC Scenarios
  • 20 — Seats per License
  • CoTCCC — Guideline-Referenced
  • 24/7 — On-Demand Access

Tier 3 — What's Included

  • Up to 20 named seats under one command account
  • All 50 TCCC simulation scenarios
  • Unlimited AI Medical Tutor access for all seats
  • Unit performance dashboard with aggregate analytics
  • Downloadable study materials for every seat (MARCH, 9-Line, Tourniquet guides)
  • Early access to new scenarios before public release
  • Priority support with dedicated account management
  • Annual billing — $3,999.99/year

Who Is This For?

Institutional licensing is bought by the people responsible for a unit's medical readiness, across every branch.

  • Battalion / Brigade medical elements
  • Special Operations medical detachments
  • Military treatment facility training programs
  • Reserve and National Guard medical units
  • ROTC and pre-commissioning medical training programs
  • DoD contractor medical support teams
  • Roles: Unit Commander, Training Officer / S3, Medical Officer / Surgeon, Medic / Medical NCO, Education Coordinator
  • Branches and organizations served: Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard, DoD Civilian, Contractor

Documentation Your Medics Will Receive

Every completed scenario generates a detailed performance record. Training NCOICs and medical readiness officers can download and archive these for unit training folders.

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