NOLS Wilderness Medicine Första-Hjälpenkurser

No WAFA courses scheduled at this time.

Contact us if you are interested in booking a course.

Grimslöfs Folkhögskola i Småland står som värd för denna kurs. Endast ett fåtal platser är öppna för allmänheten.  Kursen undervisas på svenska.

NOLS Wilderness Medicine (https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/wilderness-medicine/) första-hjälpenkurs fokuserar på friluftsrelaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vi varvar inom- och utomhus lektioner, demonstrationer och praktik hela tiden. Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning samt plåstra om en vän som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en deltagare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en vän vars axel hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt. Vi är oftast ute en timme och sedan inomhus en timme eller två – vi varvar lektioner och scenarier hela dagarna.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, brännskador, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, värmerelaterade sjukdomar och evakueringsbeslut mm.

50 % av kursen är realistiska scenarier där du får öva på vad du har lärt dig. All deltagare kommer att vara både “patienter” och “sjukvårdare”.  50 % är teori, lektion och diskussion om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och evakuerings-beslut.

Vårt mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i ryggmärgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att göra sitt bästa om en olycka sker. Maila oss om detaljerad kursbeskrivning eller klicka här: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14772_StudentInformation.pdf

Crossing Latitudes and the Slovenian Canyoning Federation are together hosting the very first NOLS Wilderness Medicine course in Slovenia. We hope for international participation just like the WFR courses in Norway and Switzerland each year.

The WFR course is designed to provide you with the tools to take care of an injured person and to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

The skills learned on a WFR course are needed whether you are a climber, a sea kayak instructor, a mountaineer, a backpacker or a person who live far away from clinics and hospitals. Calling 911 (US) or 112 (Europe) is not always possible.

Classroom lectures and demonstrations are combined with realistic scenarios where mock patients will challenge you to integrate your learning.

Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

This WFR course is held at Kamp Koren, Kobarid, Slovenia. https://www.campingslovenia.com/

We highly recommend that you book your lodging (tent site, caravan, an Eco chalet or glamping) at Kamp Koren – situated by the Soca River only 500 meters from the town of Kobarid. When you book your lodging at Kamp Koren mention that you are taking the NOLS Wilderness Medicine course. Phone: +386 (0)5 389 13 11 Email: info@kamp-koren.si

How about arriving a day or two before or stay after the first aid course and enjoy kayaking, fishing, mountain cycling, climbing, paragliding, walking … Check out Kamp Koren’s activities at: https://www.campingslovenia.com/sport-activities

Click on the link for the detailed course description below.

Participants are required to pass both written and practical examinations to obtain WFR and CPR certification. Successful course completion earns you a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Adult & Child CPR certification and a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Wilderness First Responder international certification.

The NOLS Wilderness Medicine 80-hour Wilderness First Responder course is international industry standard.

Email us for detailed Course Description or visit NOLS Wilderness Medicine for more information: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14640_StudentInformation.pdf

Denna NOLS Wilderness Medicine första-hjälpen utbildning fokuserar på frilufts-relaterade skador och sjukdomar. Kursen ingår i Klarälvens fjälledarlinje och flertalet av deltagarna går på denna utbildning. Eventuellt finns ett fåtal platser öppna för allmänheten.

Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning och plåstra om en klättrare som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en orienterare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en paddlare vars axel har hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, synförändringar, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, ryggradsskador och evakueringsbeslut mm. Lista på alla ämnen längre ner.

Länk till den detaljerade kursbeskrivningen: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14989_CourseInformation.pdf

Kandersteg International Scout Centre (KISC) is our host and a more dramatic setting for a WFR course will be hard to find. Last year we had 30 participants from 13 different countries. Kandersteg is centrally located in Europe – 65 km from Bern, the capital of Switzerland in the heart of the Bernese Alps. Kandersteg is a mecca for hikers offering hiking, via-ferrata paths and multi-pitch rock climbing.

The skills learned on a WFR course are needed whether you are a climber, a sea kayak instructor, a mountaineer, a backpacker or a person who live far away from clinics and hospitals. Calling 911 (US) or 112 (Europe) is not always possible. The WFR course is designed to provide you with the tools to take care of an injured person and to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

The WFR course is taught in English. NOLS Wilderness Medicine internationally recognized WFR is designed specifically to provide you with the tools to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

Here is a link to the Course Description https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14479_StudentInformation.pdf

Kandersteg International Scout Centre (KISC) is our host and a more dramatic setting for a three day WFA course will be hard to find. Kandersteg is centrally located in Europe – 65 km from Bern, the capital of Switzerland in the heart of the Bernese Alps. Kandersteg is a mecca for hikers offering hiking, via-ferrata paths and multi-pitch rock climbing. We suggest you arrive a few days before course start or stay a few days to enjoy this great area!

The course are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all members of ATTA.

The WFA course is taught in English. There is no written or practical test – you just need to be active in both classes and our many scenarios. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

Here is a Link to the Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14478_StudentInformation.pdf

SAR Södermanland står som värd för denna 3-dagars NOLS Wilderness Medicine kurs. Kursen är inte öppen för allmänheten. Om du inte kan hitta ett datum som passar dig – var snälla och maila oss. Kanske har vi fler kurser på gång …

Are your wilderness medicine protocols on the tip of your tongue or in the bottom of your pack? Join the leader in wilderness medicine for a three-day scenario-based course to review and practice evacuation and decision making guidelines. Our dynamic, experienced instructors will refresh you on the current techniques, protocols and controversies in the wilderness medicine field.

The 3-day WFR Recertification course includes Adult/Child CPR & AED. This course is ideal for current Wilderness First Responders and Wildereness EMTs. The WFR Recertification course is pre-approved for 18 hours of EMT CEU’s by CECBEMS.

WHO CAN RECERTIFY?  If you hold a current Wilderness First Responder certification of at least 70 hours, you can use this WFR-Refresher in order to recertify. If you have a Wilderness Advanced First Aid certification you can also refresh on the WFR-R course.

After the  course you will receive a NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR certification upon successful completion of your WFR Recert course. There is both a written and practical test that you have to pass. If you are a WAFA you will receive a WAFA card.

Students  holding a current WFR certification from any other organization than NOLS Wilderness Medicine are REQUIRED to submit a photocopy of their certification card on the first day of the course.

If you hold a current WFR certification from any other wilderness medicine organization with less than a 70 hour certification, you will receive a letter of course completion in lieu of a NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR certification. This letter of completion may allow you to recertify with your original certifying organization. You must contact that organization prior to your NOLS Wilderness Medicine course to ensure that our course will meet their requirements for recertification.

It is your responsibility to make sure your certification meets this standard. If you are unsure, please contact NOLS Wilderness Medicine before enrolling in a course and review the recertification portion of our website: https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/courses/wilderness-first-responder-recertification-WFRR/. NOLS Wilderness Medicine certifications will be afforded a one-year period after expiration within which to recertify. This course will also recertify those who hold a valid WEMT (wilderness portion only) or WAFA certification.

Please email us for the detailed course description. This course is taught in English with participants from all over the world.

Here is also a link to the Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14039_StudentInformation.pdf

This three-day course covers a wide range of wilderness medicine topics for people who travel in the outdoors. You will find a list of our classes further below. No previous experience is needed.

On this course, you’ll learn how to prepare for the unexpected and how to take care of both serious and not so serious injuries. NOLS Wilderness Medicine curriculum is unique. We laugh a lot even if we are learning how to save lives.

After the course you’ll have the knowledge, skills and ability to make sound decisions in an emergency situation. This course is ideal for trip leaders, camp staff, outdoor enthusiasts and individuals in remote locations.

50% of our time should be hands-on. We will spend 1-2 hours in the classroom with lectures and demonstrations, then go outside. Back inside again for more lectures and then more time outdoors. No matter what the weather is – we will spend many hours outside!

Here is a link to the detailed Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15041_CourseInformation.pdf

Denna kurs är bokad av IKSU Frilufts – en friluftsorganisation på Umeå universitet. Ett fåtal platser är öppna till icke IKSU medlemmar.

IKSU Friluftsmedlemmar anmäler sig direkt till Johan Magnusson på johan.magnusson@nsf.scout.se

För icke IKSU medlemmar är priset SEK 4000:- (moms inkluderat). Icke IKSU medlemmar anmäler sig direkt till Crossing Latitudes. Maila oss först så vi vet om det finns plats på kursen eller inte.

Denna NOLS Wilderness Medicine första-hjälpen utbildning fokuserar på frilufts-relaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt.Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, hjärt- och lungräddning, magont, vrickade fötter, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, spjälning, allergier, nedkylning, ryggradsskador och evakueringsbeslut mm. Se lista av alla ämnen längre ner.50 % av kursen är scenarier, praktik och demonstration av behandlingsmetoder. 50 % är teori, lektioner och diskussioner om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och beslut. Vi kommer att tillbringa mycket tid utomhus men även flera timmar om dagen inne i klassrummet. Ett mål av våra mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i märgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att våga gå fram och hjälpa till om en olycka sker. Läs den detaljerade kursbeskrivningen genom att klicka här: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14818_StudentInformation.pdf

This WFA course is taught in English.

Three days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all folks who guide or spend time in the great outdoors … dog handlers, winter enthusiasts (winter will have arrived in Skaulo in December), mountain guides, climbers …

Lunch and “fika” is included but lodging is not. You can contact Snowtrail Dogcamp and they can help out with lodging.

Click here for the detailed course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15042_CourseInformation.pdf

Two days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots are open on this WFA course to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios!

Course site: Lindley Center, Bozeman.

Detailed Course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15011_CourseInformation.pdf

CPR is not included in this Wilderness First Aid course but after the course is over on Sunday evening an American Heart Association CPR / AED course is held. This course costs $45.00. It makes for a very long day to add this 3.5 hour long CPR course but it is doable. Crossing Latitudes offers American Heart Association HeartSaver (CPR/AED) courses on a regular basis. Contact us if you are interested in signing up or want to host a course for friends and family.

This WFA course is taught in English.

Three days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all members of ATTA, Svenska Fjälledare and many other organizations.

Skatboet (the Magpie’s nest) is located on the island of Värmdö, Stockholm, Sweden. You can reach Skatboet by bus from Stockholm (approximately 30 minutes bus ride and 10 minutes walk). Skatboet belongs to Stockholm Scouts. Their web page is only in Swedish but on this link you can see some photos of the buildings and the surroundings: http://skatboetvarmdo.se/bildgalleri/

Lodging is included.

Here is the link to the detailed description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15142_CourseInformation.pdf

SARInfo står som värd för denna 3-dagars NOLS Wilderness Medicine kurs. Kursen undervisas på svenska.

NOLS Wilderness Medicine (https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/wilderness-medicine/) första-hjälpenkurs fokuserar på friluftsrelaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vi varvar inom- och utomhus lektioner, demonstrationer och praktik hela tiden. Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning samt plåstra om en vän som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en deltagare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en vän vars axel hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt. Vi är oftast ute en timme och sedan inomhus en timme eller två.

På 3-dagars långa första-hjälpenkurser har vi lite extra tid för diskussioner, reflektion och ett nattscenario. Nattscenariet gör denna kurs unik jämte med de andra korta kurserna.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, synförändringar, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, brännskador, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, värmerelaterade sjukdomar och evakueringsbeslut mm.

50 % av kursen är realistiska scenarier där du får öva på vad du har lärt dig. All deltagare kommer att vara både “patienter” och “sjukvårdare”.  50 % är teori, lektion och diskussion om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och evakuerings-beslut.

Vårt mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i ryggmärgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att göra sitt bästa om en olycka sker. Klicka här för den detaljerade kursbeskrivningen: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15143_CourseInformation.pdf

WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER RECERTIFICATION COURSE

This three day hands-on WFR refresher course is for folks in need of rectifying their Wilderness First Responder. NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR Refresher is open to all folks with a WFR of 70 hours or longer. NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads have a “re-entry year” of a year from the date their card expires. Contact us for a detailed course description. Price: $320.00. CPR, NOLS Wilderness Medicine handbook, snacks and drinks included. Course location: Lindley Center in Bozeman, MT. USA.

Here is a link to the detailed Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15013_CourseInformation.pdf

Join us in Flåm, Norway for yet another international Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course. The WFR course is designed to provide you with the tools to take care of an injured person and to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

The skills learned on a WFR course are needed whether you are a climber, a sea kayak instructor, a mountaineer, a backpacker or a person who live far away from clinics and hospitals. Calling 911 (US) or 112 (Europe) is not always possible.

The WFR course type is highly recommended for members of ATTA, Svenska Fjälledare (Swedish Mountain Guides) and may other organizations.

Classroom lectures and demonstrations are combined with realistic scenarios where mock patients will challenge you to integrate your learning.

Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

This WFR course is held in Flåm, Norway. The small community of Flåm sits by the shore of Aurland Fjord – part of the mighty Sognefjord. Njord Kayak is our host and lodging is included in your course fee at the Flåm Camp & Hostel. The course is open to the public and we usually receive participants from all over Europe. Click on the link for the detailed course description below.

Participants are required to pass both written and practical examinations to obtain WFR and CPR certification. Successful course completion earns you a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Adult & Child CPR certification and a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Wilderness First Responder international certification.

The NOLS Wilderness Medicine 80-hour Wilderness First Responder course is international industry standard.

Email us for detailed Course Description or visit NOLS Wilderness Medicine for more information: https://nols.edu/en/courses/courses/wilderness-first-responder-WFR/

Here is a link to the detailed course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15000_CourseInformation.pdf

Join the leader in wilderness medicine for a three-day scenario-based course to review and practice evacuation and decision making guidelines. Our dynamic, experienced instructors will refresh you on the current techniques, protocols and controversies in the wilderness medicine field.

The 3-day WFR Recertification course includes Adult/Child CPR & AED. This course is ideal for current Wilderness First Responders and Wildereness EMTs. The WFR Recertification course is pre-approved for 18 hours of EMT CEU’s by CECBEMS.

The WFR-Refresher course usually draws folks from all over the world. Join us in Flåm – located by the mighty Sognefjord in Norway. This is a spectacular place to spend some extra days in before or after the WFR-R course. Go hiking, biking, sea kayaking, deep sea rafting …

Flåm Camping & Hostel gives a discount to all NOLS Wilderness Medicine participants.

WHO CAN RECERTIFY?  If you hold a current Wilderness First Responder certification of at least 70 hours, you can use this WFR-Refresher in order to recertify. If you have a Wilderness Advanced First Aid certification you can also refresh on the WFR-R course.

After the  course you will receive a NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR certification upon successful completion of your WFR Recert course. There is both a written and practical test that you have to pass. If you are a WAFA you will receive a WAFA card.

Students  holding a current WFR certification from any other organization than NOLS Wilderness Medicine are REQUIRED to submit a photocopy of their certification card on the first day of the course.

It is your responsibility to make sure your certification meets this standard. If you are unsure, please contact NOLS Wilderness Medicine before enrolling in a course and review the recertification portion of our website: https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/courses/wilderness-first-responder-recertification-WFRR/. NOLS Wilderness Medicine certifications will be afforded a one-year period after expiration within which to recertify. This course will also recertify those who hold a valid WEMT (wilderness portion only) or WAFA certification.

Please email us for the detailed course description. This course is taught in English with participants from all over the world.

Here is a link to the Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15001_CourseInformation.pdf

Flåm lies on the shore of the mighty Sognefjord. A great place to visit and take a NOLS Wilderness Medicine course. Three days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all members of ATTA, Svenska Fjälledare and many other organizations.

Course site: Flåm Samfunnshus (Flåm Community Center)

Recommended lodging: Flåm Camping & Hostel  You receive a discount if you rent a room or a cabin. Let them know you are signed up on a NOLS Wilderness Medicine course.

Here is a link to the course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14993_CourseInformation.pdf

Two days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots are open on this WFA course to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios!

Course site: Lindley Center, Bozeman.

Detailed Course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15012_CourseInformation.pdf

CPR is not included in this Wilderness First Aid course but after the course is over on Sunday evening an American Heart Association CPR / AED course is held. This course costs $45.00. It makes for a very long day to add this 3.5 hour long CPR course but it is doable. Crossing Latitudes offers American Heart Association HeartSaver (CPR/AED) courses on a regular basis. Contact us if you are interested in signing up or want to host a course for friends and family.

WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER RECERTIFICATION COURSE

This three day hands-on WFR refresher course is for folks in need of rectifying their Wilderness First Responder. NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR Refresher is open to all folks with a WFR of 70 hours or longer. NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads have a “re-entry year” of a year from the date their card expires. Contact us for a detailed course description. Price: $320.00. CPR, NOLS Wilderness Medicine handbook, snacks and drinks included. Course location: Lindley Center in Bozeman, MT. USA.

Here is a link to the detailed Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15014_CourseInformation.pdf

SARInfo står som värd för denna 3-dagars NOLS Wilderness Medicine kurs. Kursen undervisas på svenska.

NOLS Wilderness Medicine (https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/wilderness-medicine/) första-hjälpenkurs fokuserar på friluftsrelaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vi varvar inom- och utomhus lektioner, demonstrationer och praktik hela tiden. Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning samt plåstra om en vän som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en deltagare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en vän vars axel hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt. Vi är oftast ute en timme och sedan inomhus en timme eller två.

På 3-dagars långa första-hjälpenkurser har vi lite extra tid för diskussioner, reflektion och ett nattscenario. Nattscenariet gör denna kurs unik jämte med de andra korta kurserna.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, synförändringar, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, brännskador, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, värmerelaterade sjukdomar och evakueringsbeslut mm.

50 % av kursen är realistiska scenarier där du får öva på vad du har lärt dig. All deltagare kommer att vara både “patienter” och “sjukvårdare”.  50 % är teori, lektion och diskussion om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och evakuerings-beslut.

Vårt mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i ryggmärgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att göra sitt bästa om en olycka sker. Klicka här för den detaljerad kursbeskrivningen: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15144_CourseInformation.pdf

No WAFA courses scheduled at this time.

Contact us if you are interested in booking a course.

Grimslöfs Folkhögskola i Småland står som värd för denna kurs. Endast ett fåtal platser är öppna för allmänheten.  Kursen undervisas på svenska.

NOLS Wilderness Medicine (https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/wilderness-medicine/) första-hjälpenkurs fokuserar på friluftsrelaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vi varvar inom- och utomhus lektioner, demonstrationer och praktik hela tiden. Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning samt plåstra om en vän som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en deltagare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en vän vars axel hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt. Vi är oftast ute en timme och sedan inomhus en timme eller två – vi varvar lektioner och scenarier hela dagarna.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, brännskador, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, värmerelaterade sjukdomar och evakueringsbeslut mm.

50 % av kursen är realistiska scenarier där du får öva på vad du har lärt dig. All deltagare kommer att vara både “patienter” och “sjukvårdare”.  50 % är teori, lektion och diskussion om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och evakuerings-beslut.

Vårt mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i ryggmärgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att göra sitt bästa om en olycka sker. Maila oss om detaljerad kursbeskrivning eller klicka här: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14772_StudentInformation.pdf

Denna NOLS Wilderness Medicine första-hjälpen utbildning fokuserar på frilufts-relaterade skador och sjukdomar. Kursen ingår i Klarälvens fjälledarlinje och flertalet av deltagarna går på denna utbildning. Eventuellt finns ett fåtal platser öppna för allmänheten.

Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning och plåstra om en klättrare som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en orienterare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en paddlare vars axel har hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, synförändringar, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, ryggradsskador och evakueringsbeslut mm. Lista på alla ämnen längre ner.

Länk till den detaljerade kursbeskrivningen: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14989_CourseInformation.pdf

SAR Södermanland står som värd för denna 3-dagars NOLS Wilderness Medicine kurs. Kursen är inte öppen för allmänheten. Om du inte kan hitta ett datum som passar dig – var snälla och maila oss. Kanske har vi fler kurser på gång …

Kandersteg International Scout Centre (KISC) is our host and a more dramatic setting for a three day WFA course will be hard to find. Kandersteg is centrally located in Europe – 65 km from Bern, the capital of Switzerland in the heart of the Bernese Alps. Kandersteg is a mecca for hikers offering hiking, via-ferrata paths and multi-pitch rock climbing. We suggest you arrive a few days before course start or stay a few days to enjoy this great area!

The course are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all members of ATTA.

The WFA course is taught in English. There is no written or practical test – you just need to be active in both classes and our many scenarios. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

Here is a Link to the Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14478_StudentInformation.pdf

This three-day course covers a wide range of wilderness medicine topics for people who travel in the outdoors. You will find a list of our classes further below. No previous experience is needed.

On this course, you’ll learn how to prepare for the unexpected and how to take care of both serious and not so serious injuries. NOLS Wilderness Medicine curriculum is unique. We laugh a lot even if we are learning how to save lives.

After the course you’ll have the knowledge, skills and ability to make sound decisions in an emergency situation. This course is ideal for trip leaders, camp staff, outdoor enthusiasts and individuals in remote locations.

50% of our time should be hands-on. We will spend 1-2 hours in the classroom with lectures and demonstrations, then go outside. Back inside again for more lectures and then more time outdoors. No matter what the weather is – we will spend many hours outside!

Here is a link to the detailed Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15041_CourseInformation.pdf

Denna kurs är bokad av IKSU Frilufts – en friluftsorganisation på Umeå universitet. Ett fåtal platser är öppna till icke IKSU medlemmar.

IKSU Friluftsmedlemmar anmäler sig direkt till Johan Magnusson på johan.magnusson@nsf.scout.se

För icke IKSU medlemmar är priset SEK 4000:- (moms inkluderat). Icke IKSU medlemmar anmäler sig direkt till Crossing Latitudes. Maila oss först så vi vet om det finns plats på kursen eller inte.

Denna NOLS Wilderness Medicine första-hjälpen utbildning fokuserar på frilufts-relaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt.Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, hjärt- och lungräddning, magont, vrickade fötter, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, spjälning, allergier, nedkylning, ryggradsskador och evakueringsbeslut mm. Se lista av alla ämnen längre ner.50 % av kursen är scenarier, praktik och demonstration av behandlingsmetoder. 50 % är teori, lektioner och diskussioner om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och beslut. Vi kommer att tillbringa mycket tid utomhus men även flera timmar om dagen inne i klassrummet. Ett mål av våra mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i märgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att våga gå fram och hjälpa till om en olycka sker. Läs den detaljerade kursbeskrivningen genom att klicka här: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14818_StudentInformation.pdf

This WFA course is taught in English.

Three days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all folks who guide or spend time in the great outdoors … dog handlers, winter enthusiasts (winter will have arrived in Skaulo in December), mountain guides, climbers …

Lunch and “fika” is included but lodging is not. You can contact Snowtrail Dogcamp and they can help out with lodging.

Click here for the detailed course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15042_CourseInformation.pdf

Two days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots are open on this WFA course to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios!

Course site: Lindley Center, Bozeman.

Detailed Course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15011_CourseInformation.pdf

CPR is not included in this Wilderness First Aid course but after the course is over on Sunday evening an American Heart Association CPR / AED course is held. This course costs $45.00. It makes for a very long day to add this 3.5 hour long CPR course but it is doable. Crossing Latitudes offers American Heart Association HeartSaver (CPR/AED) courses on a regular basis. Contact us if you are interested in signing up or want to host a course for friends and family.

This WFA course is taught in English.

Three days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all members of ATTA, Svenska Fjälledare and many other organizations.

Skatboet (the Magpie’s nest) is located on the island of Värmdö, Stockholm, Sweden. You can reach Skatboet by bus from Stockholm (approximately 30 minutes bus ride and 10 minutes walk). Skatboet belongs to Stockholm Scouts. Their web page is only in Swedish but on this link you can see some photos of the buildings and the surroundings: http://skatboetvarmdo.se/bildgalleri/

Lodging is included.

Here is the link to the detailed description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15142_CourseInformation.pdf

SARInfo står som värd för denna 3-dagars NOLS Wilderness Medicine kurs. Kursen undervisas på svenska.

NOLS Wilderness Medicine (https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/wilderness-medicine/) första-hjälpenkurs fokuserar på friluftsrelaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vi varvar inom- och utomhus lektioner, demonstrationer och praktik hela tiden. Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning samt plåstra om en vän som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en deltagare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en vän vars axel hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt. Vi är oftast ute en timme och sedan inomhus en timme eller två.

På 3-dagars långa första-hjälpenkurser har vi lite extra tid för diskussioner, reflektion och ett nattscenario. Nattscenariet gör denna kurs unik jämte med de andra korta kurserna.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, synförändringar, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, brännskador, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, värmerelaterade sjukdomar och evakueringsbeslut mm.

50 % av kursen är realistiska scenarier där du får öva på vad du har lärt dig. All deltagare kommer att vara både “patienter” och “sjukvårdare”.  50 % är teori, lektion och diskussion om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och evakuerings-beslut.

Vårt mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i ryggmärgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att göra sitt bästa om en olycka sker. Klicka här för den detaljerade kursbeskrivningen: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15143_CourseInformation.pdf

Flåm lies on the shore of the mighty Sognefjord. A great place to visit and take a NOLS Wilderness Medicine course. Three days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots on this Wilderness First Aid course is open to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA). CPR is included in this Wilderness First Aid course. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios! This course type is recommended for all members of ATTA, Svenska Fjälledare and many other organizations.

Course site: Flåm Samfunnshus (Flåm Community Center)

Recommended lodging: Flåm Camping & Hostel  You receive a discount if you rent a room or a cabin. Let them know you are signed up on a NOLS Wilderness Medicine course.

Here is a link to the course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14993_CourseInformation.pdf

Two days of intense training in Wilderness First Aid. NOLS Wilderness Medicine will teach you the skills needed so you can care for an injured friend until the pros arrive. These courses are open to everyone. No previous experience needed. A few spots are open on this WFA course to NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads who need to recertify their Wilderness First Responder. We promise that you will have fun while learning really important skills! 50% of our time are hands-on with outdoor scenarios!

Course site: Lindley Center, Bozeman.

Detailed Course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15012_CourseInformation.pdf

CPR is not included in this Wilderness First Aid course but after the course is over on Sunday evening an American Heart Association CPR / AED course is held. This course costs $45.00. It makes for a very long day to add this 3.5 hour long CPR course but it is doable. Crossing Latitudes offers American Heart Association HeartSaver (CPR/AED) courses on a regular basis. Contact us if you are interested in signing up or want to host a course for friends and family.

SARInfo står som värd för denna 3-dagars NOLS Wilderness Medicine kurs. Kursen undervisas på svenska.

NOLS Wilderness Medicine (https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/wilderness-medicine/) första-hjälpenkurs fokuserar på friluftsrelaterade skador och sjukdomar. Vi varvar inom- och utomhus lektioner, demonstrationer och praktik hela tiden. Kanske måste du göra en patientundersökning samt plåstra om en vän som blöder från ett sår i ansiktet. Kanske måste du hjälpa en deltagare som har en kraftig allergisk reaktion eller ta hand om en vän vars axel hoppat ur led. Vårt mål är att göra våra sjukvårdsscenarier så realistiska som möjligt. Vi är oftast ute en timme och sedan inomhus en timme eller två.

På 3-dagars långa första-hjälpenkurser har vi lite extra tid för diskussioner, reflektion och ett nattscenario. Nattscenariet gör denna kurs unik jämte med de andra korta kurserna.

Kursmaterialet täcker bl.a. patientundersökning, magkramper, vrickade fötter, synförändringar, urledvridningar, infektioner, brutna ben, medvetslöshet, brännskador, behandlingsmetoder, spjälning av brutna ben, allergier, nedkylning, värmerelaterade sjukdomar och evakueringsbeslut mm.

50 % av kursen är realistiska scenarier där du får öva på vad du har lärt dig. All deltagare kommer att vara både “patienter” och “sjukvårdare”.  50 % är teori, lektion och diskussion om olyckshändelser, sjukdomar och evakuerings-beslut.

Vårt mål är att L-ABCDE och den fokuserade patientundersökningen ska sitta i ryggmärgen efter dessa dagar och att alla deltagare ska få självförtroende att göra sitt bästa om en olycka sker. Klicka här för den detaljerad kursbeskrivningen: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15144_CourseInformation.pdf

No WAFA courses scheduled at this time.

Contact us if you are interested in booking a course.

Crossing Latitudes and the Slovenian Canyoning Federation are together hosting the very first NOLS Wilderness Medicine course in Slovenia. We hope for international participation just like the WFR courses in Norway and Switzerland each year.

The WFR course is designed to provide you with the tools to take care of an injured person and to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

The skills learned on a WFR course are needed whether you are a climber, a sea kayak instructor, a mountaineer, a backpacker or a person who live far away from clinics and hospitals. Calling 911 (US) or 112 (Europe) is not always possible.

Classroom lectures and demonstrations are combined with realistic scenarios where mock patients will challenge you to integrate your learning.

Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

This WFR course is held at Kamp Koren, Kobarid, Slovenia. https://www.campingslovenia.com/

We highly recommend that you book your lodging (tent site, caravan, an Eco chalet or glamping) at Kamp Koren – situated by the Soca River only 500 meters from the town of Kobarid. When you book your lodging at Kamp Koren mention that you are taking the NOLS Wilderness Medicine course. Phone: +386 (0)5 389 13 11 Email: info@kamp-koren.si

How about arriving a day or two before or stay after the first aid course and enjoy kayaking, fishing, mountain cycling, climbing, paragliding, walking … Check out Kamp Koren’s activities at: https://www.campingslovenia.com/sport-activities

Click on the link for the detailed course description below.

Participants are required to pass both written and practical examinations to obtain WFR and CPR certification. Successful course completion earns you a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Adult & Child CPR certification and a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Wilderness First Responder international certification.

The NOLS Wilderness Medicine 80-hour Wilderness First Responder course is international industry standard.

Email us for detailed Course Description or visit NOLS Wilderness Medicine for more information: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14640_StudentInformation.pdf

Kandersteg International Scout Centre (KISC) is our host and a more dramatic setting for a WFR course will be hard to find. Last year we had 30 participants from 13 different countries. Kandersteg is centrally located in Europe – 65 km from Bern, the capital of Switzerland in the heart of the Bernese Alps. Kandersteg is a mecca for hikers offering hiking, via-ferrata paths and multi-pitch rock climbing.

The skills learned on a WFR course are needed whether you are a climber, a sea kayak instructor, a mountaineer, a backpacker or a person who live far away from clinics and hospitals. Calling 911 (US) or 112 (Europe) is not always possible. The WFR course is designed to provide you with the tools to take care of an injured person and to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

The WFR course is taught in English. NOLS Wilderness Medicine internationally recognized WFR is designed specifically to provide you with the tools to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

Here is a link to the Course Description https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14479_StudentInformation.pdf

Join us in Flåm, Norway for yet another international Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course. The WFR course is designed to provide you with the tools to take care of an injured person and to make critical medical and evacuation decisions in remote locations.

The skills learned on a WFR course are needed whether you are a climber, a sea kayak instructor, a mountaineer, a backpacker or a person who live far away from clinics and hospitals. Calling 911 (US) or 112 (Europe) is not always possible.

The WFR course type is highly recommended for members of ATTA, Svenska Fjälledare (Swedish Mountain Guides) and may other organizations.

Classroom lectures and demonstrations are combined with realistic scenarios where mock patients will challenge you to integrate your learning.

Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities. Learning takes place both in the classroom and in outdoor settings regardless of weather conditions. Come prepared for wet, muddy, cold or hot environments.

This WFR course is held in Flåm, Norway. The small community of Flåm sits by the shore of Aurland Fjord – part of the mighty Sognefjord. Njord Kayak is our host and lodging is included in your course fee at the Flåm Camp & Hostel. The course is open to the public and we usually receive participants from all over Europe. Click on the link for the detailed course description below.

Participants are required to pass both written and practical examinations to obtain WFR and CPR certification. Successful course completion earns you a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Adult & Child CPR certification and a NOLS Wilderness Medicine Wilderness First Responder international certification.

The NOLS Wilderness Medicine 80-hour Wilderness First Responder course is international industry standard.

Email us for detailed Course Description or visit NOLS Wilderness Medicine for more information: https://nols.edu/en/courses/courses/wilderness-first-responder-WFR/

Here is a link to the detailed course description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15000_CourseInformation.pdf

Are your wilderness medicine protocols on the tip of your tongue or in the bottom of your pack? Join the leader in wilderness medicine for a three-day scenario-based course to review and practice evacuation and decision making guidelines. Our dynamic, experienced instructors will refresh you on the current techniques, protocols and controversies in the wilderness medicine field.

The 3-day WFR Recertification course includes Adult/Child CPR & AED. This course is ideal for current Wilderness First Responders and Wildereness EMTs. The WFR Recertification course is pre-approved for 18 hours of EMT CEU’s by CECBEMS.

WHO CAN RECERTIFY?  If you hold a current Wilderness First Responder certification of at least 70 hours, you can use this WFR-Refresher in order to recertify. If you have a Wilderness Advanced First Aid certification you can also refresh on the WFR-R course.

After the  course you will receive a NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR certification upon successful completion of your WFR Recert course. There is both a written and practical test that you have to pass. If you are a WAFA you will receive a WAFA card.

Students  holding a current WFR certification from any other organization than NOLS Wilderness Medicine are REQUIRED to submit a photocopy of their certification card on the first day of the course.

If you hold a current WFR certification from any other wilderness medicine organization with less than a 70 hour certification, you will receive a letter of course completion in lieu of a NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR certification. This letter of completion may allow you to recertify with your original certifying organization. You must contact that organization prior to your NOLS Wilderness Medicine course to ensure that our course will meet their requirements for recertification.

It is your responsibility to make sure your certification meets this standard. If you are unsure, please contact NOLS Wilderness Medicine before enrolling in a course and review the recertification portion of our website: https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/courses/wilderness-first-responder-recertification-WFRR/. NOLS Wilderness Medicine certifications will be afforded a one-year period after expiration within which to recertify. This course will also recertify those who hold a valid WEMT (wilderness portion only) or WAFA certification.

Please email us for the detailed course description. This course is taught in English with participants from all over the world.

Here is also a link to the Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_14039_StudentInformation.pdf

WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER RECERTIFICATION COURSE

This three day hands-on WFR refresher course is for folks in need of rectifying their Wilderness First Responder. NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR Refresher is open to all folks with a WFR of 70 hours or longer. NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads have a “re-entry year” of a year from the date their card expires. Contact us for a detailed course description. Price: $320.00. CPR, NOLS Wilderness Medicine handbook, snacks and drinks included. Course location: Lindley Center in Bozeman, MT. USA.

Here is a link to the detailed Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15013_CourseInformation.pdf

Join the leader in wilderness medicine for a three-day scenario-based course to review and practice evacuation and decision making guidelines. Our dynamic, experienced instructors will refresh you on the current techniques, protocols and controversies in the wilderness medicine field.

The 3-day WFR Recertification course includes Adult/Child CPR & AED. This course is ideal for current Wilderness First Responders and Wildereness EMTs. The WFR Recertification course is pre-approved for 18 hours of EMT CEU’s by CECBEMS.

The WFR-Refresher course usually draws folks from all over the world. Join us in Flåm – located by the mighty Sognefjord in Norway. This is a spectacular place to spend some extra days in before or after the WFR-R course. Go hiking, biking, sea kayaking, deep sea rafting …

Flåm Camping & Hostel gives a discount to all NOLS Wilderness Medicine participants.

WHO CAN RECERTIFY?  If you hold a current Wilderness First Responder certification of at least 70 hours, you can use this WFR-Refresher in order to recertify. If you have a Wilderness Advanced First Aid certification you can also refresh on the WFR-R course.

After the  course you will receive a NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR certification upon successful completion of your WFR Recert course. There is both a written and practical test that you have to pass. If you are a WAFA you will receive a WAFA card.

Students  holding a current WFR certification from any other organization than NOLS Wilderness Medicine are REQUIRED to submit a photocopy of their certification card on the first day of the course.

It is your responsibility to make sure your certification meets this standard. If you are unsure, please contact NOLS Wilderness Medicine before enrolling in a course and review the recertification portion of our website: https://www.nols.edu/en/courses/courses/wilderness-first-responder-recertification-WFRR/. NOLS Wilderness Medicine certifications will be afforded a one-year period after expiration within which to recertify. This course will also recertify those who hold a valid WEMT (wilderness portion only) or WAFA certification.

Please email us for the detailed course description. This course is taught in English with participants from all over the world.

Here is a link to the Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15001_CourseInformation.pdf

WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER RECERTIFICATION COURSE

This three day hands-on WFR refresher course is for folks in need of rectifying their Wilderness First Responder. NOLS Wilderness Medicine WFR Refresher is open to all folks with a WFR of 70 hours or longer. NOLS Wilderness Medicine grads have a “re-entry year” of a year from the date their card expires. Contact us for a detailed course description. Price: $320.00. CPR, NOLS Wilderness Medicine handbook, snacks and drinks included. Course location: Lindley Center in Bozeman, MT. USA.

Here is a link to the detailed Course Description: https://www.nols.edu/portal_media/wmi/course_files/WMI_15014_CourseInformation.pdf