NEXT COURSE: Jul 23 – Aug 1, 2024
Do you know what to do in a medical emergency if you are hours away from a doctor? Do you know how to respond in the case of a natural disaster where medical care may be delayed or unavailable?
Medical emergencies in remote locations can be challenging and life threatening, unless you are trained and prepared. This course is designed to give you the skills, confidence and judgement to deal with medical emergencies, as well as the knowledge on how to evacuate patients to appropriate medical care.
10 days (80 hours) of hands-on instruction and practical scenarios preparing you to deal with medical emergencies in remote locations and emergency situations.
This course is ideal for anyone living and working in a developing country, aid workers, remote professionals, and team leaders who operate in low-resource, remote and other environments where definitive care may be severely delayed or inaccessible. Even in urban areas in the developing world, in the case of an accident or natural disaster, WFR training can help you and your teammates or family have a better chance of survival.
NOLS’ Wilderness First Responder courses are the industry standard for professional wilderness guides, trip leaders, search and rescue team members, outdoor enthusiasts, and international travelers.
Certifications / Credit
- Wilderness First Responder
- CPR
- Epinephrine Auto-injector
- 70 hours EMT CEUs, FAWM credits awarded depend on personal credit needs and history.
- 3 credits University of Utah or 3 credits Western Colorado University available for an additional fee.
Course Fee: $900 USD
Please note: Course fee does not include housing during the course.
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Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions.
Please see NOLS WFR page for more information on this course.