Wilderness First Aid

Service Description

This 16-hour, scenario-based Wilderness First Aid course prepares climbers and outdoor professionals to manage injuries and medical emergencies when help may be delayed. Participants will practice wilderness patient assessment, bleeding control, musculoskeletal injuries, environmental emergencies, medical problems, spinal injury considerations, improvised care, and evacuation decision-making. Realistic scenarios—including climbing and on-the-wall scenarios—turn classroom concepts into practical skills participants can use in the field. Successful participants receive: MTN Wilderness First Aid certification WFR recertification for eligible current WFRs OSHA-recognized First Aid/CPR/AED certification California EMSA Epi Auto-Injector certification 16 hours of continuing education for eligible EMS professionals via Capital City CPR LLC (34-4980) No Prerequisites Expect hands-on practice, realistic problems, and evidence-based instruction designed to make you a more capable and dependable partner in remote environments. No refunds within 7 days of the course.