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Person
Ages 16+
NOK 4300
Learn the Skills to Use in Wilderness Emergencies
“Wilderness medicine” is a branch of emergency medicine that deals with the treatment of the sick or injured in situations far away from definitive care. A situation like this could arise up in the mountains, but many of the same medical principles are applied in natural disasters, warzones and rural towns.
In our wilderness-medicine courses, we assist you in learning foundational lifesaving skills with a special focus on situations that could arise on trips out into the woods or to the mountains.
Capacity: 20 people
Who is this course for?
The WFA is the perfect course for the outdoor enthusiast or trip leader who wants a basic level of first aid training for short trips with family, friends, and outdoor groups. It also meets the ACA guidelines.
What do you learn?
The WFA is 16 hours long (over two days) and focuses on the basic skills of response and assessment, musculoskeletal injuries, environmental emergencies, survival skills, soft tissue injuries, and medical emergencies.
What about room and board?
We provide coffee, tea, and snacks. Lodging is not provided, but we can assist you with recommendations in the local area. Bring your own lunch.
Is there an exam?
Yes, there is an ongoing evaluation of practical skills, and there are written assessments throughout the course.
Do I get certified?
Yes. You receive a SOLO WFA certification, which is valid for two years.
Location: Tempe idrettsanlegg
Instructor: Nicholas Scott Frazier
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