Clinical workforce training

Clinical training built for compounded operational exposure.

Bombproof translates published research and operational experience into clinical workforce training for the cumulative exposures that conventional education rarely addresses.

Built for clinicians. Designed for operational reality.

01Evidence-informed
02Operator-grounded
03Scope-aligned

The capability gap

Detection has advanced. Clinical workforce readiness must advance with it.

A patient can be screened, documented, and referred, and still land in front of a clinician trained only on single-incident trauma. Bombproof addresses that gap by training clinicians to recognize cumulative operational exposure, coordinate care across interacting clinical domains, and work within their existing scope of practice.

Training architecture

A clear path from awareness to high-fidelity practice.

Bombproof offers three products, each built for a different job. All of them share the same construction: defined objectives, case-based practice, structured assessment, and post-training evaluation.

02 / HIGH FIDELITY

Humans Not Hardware

Advanced operator-focused training

Humans Not Hardware prepares clinicians who care for special operations, EOD, and comparable high-exposure populations. The work at this level is harder because it involves cumulative blast exposure, layered trauma, operational load, medical comorbidity, and the guarded engagement that shapes what a patient discloses, when they disclose it, and whether they return.

  • For clinicians who complete the foundation
  • Small-cohort, practice-intensive delivery
  • Controlled delivery with curriculum fidelity standards
03 / CONTINUING EDUCATION

Operator Syndrome Informed Care

Modular clinical education suite

Operator Syndrome Informed Care translates the Operator Syndrome literature into continuing education for licensed clinicians. Every format carries the same core content, while the longer formats add case depth, rehearsal, and implementation support.

1 hr4 hr8 hr16 hr32 hr

Research translated into practice

Published research, translated into clinical training.

Operator Syndrome was originated by B. Christopher Frueh and colleagues and later empirically examined and refined by Shane W. Adams and colleagues. Bombproof does not claim authorship, ownership, or validation of that clinical framework.

Bombproof's role is translation. The company turns that research into curriculum, case material, assessment architecture, and instruction that hold up in actual delivery, and that translation layer is Bombproof's original work. The result is a controlled system that keeps clinicians within their scope of practice and current standards of care.

OSIC / CURRICULUM MASTER / v2.0

One doctrinal source.

Derivative materials remain aligned to a single governed reference.

01Clinical doctrine
02Instructor and student guides
03Assessment architecture
04Case vignettes and rubrics
05Referral and documentation tools

OSIC is clinician education. It is not a new diagnosis, a replacement for VA/DoD Clinical Practice Guidelines, or evidence of institutional adoption.

For organizations

A modest pilot with real outputs.

The first engagement is a single 40-hour Warfighter Informed Care delivery for a selected cohort, followed by a 90-day review of what actually changed in clinical practice. It is small enough for an institution to approve quickly and complete enough to be judged honestly.

INITIAL PILOT

One 40-hour delivery

The pilot is designed for Joint EOD, military treatment facilities, veteran care networks, health systems, and clinical organizations that need a defensible starting point.

Discuss a Pilot

Capability package

  1. 01Course syllabus
  2. 02Instructor qualification packet
  3. 03Delivery fidelity rubric
  4. 04Pre and post measures
  5. 0590-day practice-adoption report
Military & Joint EOD Veteran care networks Health systems Clinical group practices First responder agencies

Founder

Nate McCafferty, MSW

Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Doctoral Candidate, University of Southern California

McCafferty is a combat-wounded retired United States Marine Corps Master Sergeant and Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician. Across more than 16 years of service, seven deployments, and four combat tours, he worked inside the cumulative exposure profile Bombproof's training is built to address.

He now brings that experience to clinical practice and doctoral research in social work. Bombproof was built to turn that combined operational and clinical knowledge into training other clinicians can use.

Start with the requirement

Bring the clinical workforce into the brain health strategy.

Request the training brief, or schedule a working session and we will map a pilot against your population, your care environment, and your evaluation requirements.