Outdoor First Aid

What you'll learn

• Extended DRABC management in remote and outdoor settings
• Perform CPR and use an AED effectively in the field
• Manage an unconscious outdoor casualty for extended periods prior to evacuation
• Manage severe and complex bleeding including wound packing in remote settings
• Assess and manage fractures, dislocations and suspected spinal injuries
• Recognise and treat hypothermia, heat illness, dehydration and drowning response
• Manage anaphylaxis in remote settings where emergency services response may be delayed
• Conduct ongoing patient assessment, monitoring and plan casualty evacuation
• Coordinate with and brief emergency services upon their arrival

Who this course is for

• Outdoor activity leaders and instructors requiring a full outdoor first aid qualification
• Expedition leaders and wilderness guides working in remote environments
• Outdoor education and environmental studies staff
• Duke of Edinburgh Award coordinators and senior supervisors
• Those needing to meet NGB (National Governing Body) outdoor first aid requirements

What's included

How to book

1. 1
   Submit an enquiry

   Use the enquiry form to tell us your requirements, preferred dates and group size.

2. 2
   We confirm the details

   We'll come back within 2 working days to confirm dates, venue and group arrangements.

3. 3
   Attend and certify

   Attend your training session and receive your certificate on completion.