Wilderness First Responder Plus (WFR+) Certification
About course
Our nine-day Wilderness First Responder Plus (WFR+) certification course is the gold standard for outdoor professionals who require advanced training in wilderness medicine. This intensive program covers comprehensive medical and trauma care techniques, ensuring that participants are fully equipped to manage emergencies in the most challenging environments. This course is ideal for guides, search and rescue personnel, and outdoor educators who operate in remote areas.
What Will You Learn?
- Advanced Trauma Assessment & Critical Care
- Prolonged Field Care & Extended Patient Monitoring
- Fracture, Dislocation & Spinal Injury Management
- Medical Emergency Management in Remote Locations
- Improvised Medical Techniques & Resourceful First Aid
- Environmental Survival & Risk Mitigation
- Rescue & Evacuation Strategies
- Leadership & Emergency Decision-Making
Course Content
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Additional Course Details
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Duration: 9 Days / 80 Hours
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Certification: WFR+ (2 Years)
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Skill Level: Advanced / Professional
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Kit Included: Throw Kit, CANA, LMNT
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WMEC Compliant: Eligible for Recert
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Format: Scenario-Based & Immersive
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Setting: Backcountry—Train in the Field
Included in the course:
NAR Individual Throw Kit
CANA Personal Water Decon Kit
LMNT Electrolyte Drink Mix
Upcoming Courses
Upcoming classes are in the works! Contact us to request training dates or private group sessions.
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