RFI - IDMT Critical Care Courses - Amendment 0001

The U.S. Air Force is seeking industry capability to provide a recurring, high-fidelity, hands-on procedural skills lab for Independent Duty Medical Technicians (IDMTs). The course must be structured to build procedural muscle memory and clinical confidence immediately prior to students entering their real-world clinical rotations. The estimated annual workload is nine course iterations per year, with a class size of 16 students. The key aspects of this opportunity include: • Providing a one-day, high-fidelity procedural skills class to fill a critical training gap created by the removal of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) from the IDMT curriculum • Ensuring every IDMT graduate possesses the foundational, hands-on competence and confidence to perform life-saving interventions in an operational environment • Offering a recurring, high-fidelity, hands-on procedural skills lab • Building procedural muscle memory and clinical confidence in IDMT students • Providing a class size of 16 students per iteration