Performance-Based Training
Focuses on specific outcomes and then sets expectations, provides feedback, introduces tools, rewards skill development, teaches new skills and knowledge, etc.--all aimed at supporting behavior that produces the desired outcome
Scott M. Hyderkhan Master Sergeant, U.S. Army (Retired) Officer, Mercer Island PD (Retired)
20 year US Army experience as a US Army Ranger, serving in 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment for the vast majority of career. Served 19 years as a Patrol Officer for the Mercer Island, WA Police Department, in addition served on the Special Operations (Tactical Response Unit/Civil Disturbance Unit), Bicycle Patrol, Marine Patrol/Boat Operator, Active Shooter Instructor, Equipment Modernization officer and Risk Assessment/Rapid Responder Planner. Author of the Active Shooter Response Training Manual and the Active Shooter Response Training: Lone Wolf to Coordinated Attacks 2nd Edition
Ranger Rifle Squad Leader, through mentorship and training, assisted in the squad accomplishment of 100% of the young Rangers/squad members achieving their Expert Infantryman Badge
During tenure as the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of the 10th Mountain Division's Pre-Ranger Course, the cadre team was instrumental in facilitating the 10th Mountain Division's Army wide, superior performance in it's young soldiers graduation rate at the US Army's premiere leadership Course, Ranger School
While serving the Mercer Island PD Special Operations Tactical Response Unit in an administrative capacity, assisted the Special Operations Team leader in establishing a patrol based tactical element that assists the watch commander in tactical situations, providing tactical input and leadership when needed. Also assisted in the development, evaluation and fielding of the next generation patrol AR-15 platform, that was instrumental in improving the agency's overall marksmanship AR-15 qualification scores. Assisted the Special Operations Team leadership in developing a sound mass casualty/active shooter response, that addressed tactics, techniques and procedures, modernization of rifle ballistic protection, breaching tools and carry, special equipment, command intent and guidance from the administration and mission focus