I am a lead instructor for Wilderness Medical Associates. Since 2001 I have taught 2, 4, 5, and 8 day wilderness medicine courses to outdoor enthusiasts, trip leaders, and remote area workers. WMA training is designed to help students assess a patient’s problems, anticipate how those problems may change over time and deliver interventions in severe environments with limited and improvised equipment.

March 15-19 I am co-instructing a 5 day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course at Camp Manito-wish YMCA. In my opinion Manito-wish is an ideal place to take a wilderness medicine course. The classroom space is modern and comfortable and we have immediate access to outdoor space for scenarios and simulations.

To sign-up for this course or learn about other courses visit the WMA website.

I will also be the lead instructor for a Wilderness First Aid course April 17-18 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. Learn more about WFA training.

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Tags: First Aid, Manito-wish, training, Wilderness Medicine, WMA

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