Faculty Of Operational Medicine
COROM FACULTY OF OPERATIONAL MEDICINE
The College's Faculty of Operational Medicine (FOM) specialises in research and education relating to the provision to medical care in non-permissive environments. This includes military and civilian operations, including; tactical emergency medical services, special operations, close protection, global health engagement, humanitarian operations in conflict zones and military medicine.
FOM COURSES
Tactical Medical Review (TMR)
CoROM recommends this course as preparation for the Tactical Paramedic Board (TP-C) Exam. Designed for medical professionals and first responders.
Austere Emergency Care (AEC)
The Austere Emergency Care (AEC) course is a four-day medical training course based on the Prolonged Field Care concepts created by US Special Forces medics.
Damage Control Resuscitation Ukraine (DCRU)
Advanced prehospital trauma care training in large-scale combat, adapting techniques for delayed evacuation and tactical challenges.
Courses Coming Soon
Combat Lifesaver (CLS)
Combat Medic/Corpsman (CMC)
Special Operations Medicine (SOM)
Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC)
Damage Control Procedures (DCP)
Combat Medic/Corpsman (CMC)
Special Operations Medicine (SOM)
Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC)
Damage Control Procedures (DCP)
OPERATIONAL MEDICINE RESEARCH
Doctorate Program (need link)
Operational Medicine Academic Output
The Faculty of Operational Medicine supports high quality research and academic outputs in relation to operational medicine.
In resource-limited and combat environments, wound management is often constrained by delayed...
Introduction & Scope Assessment Vital Signs & Tube Monitoring Fluid Intake & Output...
The article by Brown et al. (2025) introduces the concept of guerrilla casualty care nodes embedded...
The concept of the golden hour, which is the critical first sixty minutes post-injury during which...
FACULTY STAFF
Dr. Matt Moront
Medical Director
Laszlo Hegedus
Head Of Faculty
Dr. Fenella "Ella" Corrick
Operational Medicine Research Lead
Dr. Nick Zuber
Global Health Lead
Aebhric O'Kelly
Prolonged Casualty Care Lead