Wilderness & Remote First Aid

When help may be hours away, knowing how to assess and manage medical emergencies becomes essential. Wilderness First Aid prepares participants to provide care in remote environments where immediate access to emergency medical services is limited.

Through scenario-based learning and practical skills training, students learn to make informed decisions, stabilize patients, and safely manage emergencies until evacuation or advanced medical care is available.

Who Should Take This Course?

Ideal for:

• Outdoor enthusiasts

• Backpackers

• Camp staff

• Scout leaders

• Search and rescue volunteers

• Outdoor educators

• Adventure guides

What You'll Learn

• Patient assessment in remote environments

• Environmental emergencies

• Wound care

• Fracture and sprain management

• Heat- and cold-related illnesses

• Evacuation planning

• Decision-making in wilderness settings

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the course receive a nationally recognized Wilderness First Aid certification from the American Red Cross. 

What to Bring

• Government-issued photo ID

• Comfortable outdoor clothing

• Notebook and pen

• Water bottle

• Packed Lunch (day 2 ONLY)