Prepare to Respond |FLAWLESSLY|™
At Sports Medicine Concepts, we know that every second counts when responding to sports emergencies. That’s why our In 2Mins or Less!™ programming is designed to help medical teams prepare to deliver high-quality care under pressure. With a proven, hands-on approach our programs ensure readiness when it matters most.
Why In 2Mins or Less!™ Matters:
- Critical Timeframe: Initiating Basic Life Support within 3-5 minutes can save lives.
- Real-World Preparedness: SMC prepares teams for the high-stakes environment of sports, where split-second decisions make all the difference.
- Confidence Under Pressure: Build the muscle memory and mental resilience to Respond |FLAWLESSLY|™, even under intense scrutiny.
Virtual Session
A 2 credit-hour online session in which SMC staff uses purposely designed simulation vignettes that serve as a background for guided discussion and debriefing techniques to guide medical teams through emergency response scenarios.
Fundamentals
An 8-credit hour curriculum that emphasizes opportunities for critical care skill review and rehearsal before moving into basic simulation-based training experiences. Basic simulation focuses on providing HQ-BLS care with limited resources and integration with EMS.
Advanced Track
A 6 credit-hour curriculum designed specifically for multi-sport & multi-venue institutions with a focus on critical care skill rehearsal, clinical decision making, and full scale advanced simulation experiences. Advanced simulation focuses on venue specific HQ-BLS care and integration with EMS.
Master Class
A 4 credit-hour curriculum that emphasizes practical application of emergency response skills and clinical decision making using full scale mastery level simulation experiences. Master class simulation focuses on interdisciplinary collaboration and venue-specific response in a resource rich environment.
Capstone
This 4-Hour experience is designed to help ensure students are ready to apply critical care competencies in the high profile and demanding environment starting their first day on the job.
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