Austere/Wilderness Foundational Medicine Course
Intermediate - Develop an advanced medical skill set utilizng improvised tech
Duration: 5 hours classroom and practical application
$175.00
Fee
| Date | Availability | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Register Now | February 22 Saturday | 3 - 5 Students | 9am - 3pm | John Nordman |
Description
This advanced course is designed for individuals who have completed foundational trauma training such as Stop the Bleed, CPR, or similar courses. Building on these essential skills, participants will learn to perform, adapt, and improvise advanced medical techniques in challenging wilderness or austere environments.
The course includes a comprehensive review of the fundamentals, with a focus on the MARCH acronym (Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia/Head injury). From there, students will progress into advanced techniques within the MARCH framework, emphasizing improvisation with limited resources and creative problem-solving under pressure.
By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to manage medical emergencies in remote settings, ensuring they can deliver effective care when and where it's needed most. This hands-on training is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, expedition teams, search and rescue personnel, or anyone operating in resource-limited environments.
Topics Covered
MARCH-PAWS
Improvised MARCH
Wound and patient manage
Environmental injuries
-Heat and Cold
-Insects
-Reptiles
-Misc
Rescue/extract
Types
Advanced, Intermediate, Basic Life Support, Church / Business - Safety / Security, F.A.S.T. (First Aid for Severe Trauma), Medical Other, Prepping and Survival Skills, Scenario Based Training, Seminars / Lectures, Specialty Other, Stop the Bleed, Tactical Casualty Care (TCCC / TECC)
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