Wilderness First Aid Certification Classes

Emergency Care in Remote Locations, this course provides information on how to handle common injuries and illnesses when medical care is an hour away or more. This class will teach you what to look for and what to do in the event of an emergency, and direct you to the most appropriate type of care.
This class includes

• Expanded information on heat and cold emergencies
• Updated guidelines for managing snake bite emergencies
• New information on managing diabetic emergencies
• Skill sheets providing step-by-step visual reviews of procedures discussed
• Flow charts reinforcing the decision-making process and appropriate procedures
• Decision tables provide a concise summary of what signs first aiders should look for and what treatment steps they should take

All participants in The Wilderness First Aid class should be at least 16 years old. The course is taught at an adult pace and some portions involve treatment and decisions that can be emotionally and physically distressing. The Course Director is authorized to make exceptions. Please contact the Course Director directly prior to registering any youth under 16.

Be prepared to spend some time outdoors during this course. Practice sessions are hands-on.

Lunch will be provided. Please contact the Course Director with any dietary needs.

Please be advised that there is an additional $10 fee for attendees registered with any other Council other than Three Fires Council.

Attendees must attend both Saturday and Sunday classes to complete training.  This not an overnight event. Classes will start and end each day and participants must be present and on time for both sessions.

A current CPR/AED certification is required for the Wilderness First Aid Certification.  CPR/AED is not taught during this class.  If you do not have a current CPR/AED certification you can sign up for a class at the links below.

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