2020 Spring

Wilderness First Aid and CPR

March 7th and 21st

at the Quivira Council Scout Office Training Room

The course is a fun, two-day, academic and practicum, with field-training experience.  Adult CPR/AED is a pre-requisite and will be offered on Saturday morning March 7 for those who do not have a current Red Cross, ECSI, or AHA certification in CPR/AED.  WFA is recommended for BSA activities in remote back country settings where emergency response is more than 30 minutes away and meets BSA National High Adventure requirement (Philmont, Summit, Canoe Base & Sea Base) to have at least one trek participant “trained and certified in Wilderness 1st Aid.”

Course is open to BSA registered adults & youth (14 years and older). First Aid merit badge is recommended, but not required.

CPR/AED: Sat., March 7, 8:30am – 10:30am for those who need it.

WFA: Sat., March 7, 10:30am – 5:00pm and Sat., March 21, 8:30am – to about 4:00pm

$50 fee for WFA and $20 fee for Adult CPR/AED - CPR is shown as OPTIONAL information on WFA Participant registration on *Black Pug. Fee includes texts, workbook, handouts, activity materials, a 2-year certificate, and lunch both days.  (You should register for CPR/AED if you don’t have a current certificate or just want to renew it.).   Please let us know ahead of time if you have any special dietary needs – as well as making note of it on the participant information.     Find form to the right on this page. 

Last day to register online - Friday, Feb. 29.        Class Size Limited to 24!

Please bring a pen/pencil, note paper. BSA uniform is recommended.

A participant letter will be e-mailed the week before to those for whom we have e-mail addresses.

Need More Information? Plesae contact Lary Hill, lmhill47@gmail.com 316-733-1496