challenging
2 days
Participants should be able to stand, kneel, and move through uneven terrain for extended periods with moderate physical exertion.
Advance your wilderness medical skills with an expert-led 2-day course in Conway, NH. Prepare for real emergency scenarios in remote settings and boost your confidence in patient care.
Take your wilderness medical skills to the next level with the Advanced Wilderness First Aid – 2-Day Bridge Course offered by the International Mountain Climbing School in Conway, New Hampshire. This course is designed for outdoor professionals and adventure enthusiasts who already have Wilderness First Aid training and want to build on their knowledge with hands-on practice. Over two intensive days, you'll engage in realistic scenarios that simulate emergency conditions in remote wilderness settings. The expert instructors focus on improving patient assessment, critical decision-making, and effective response strategies when help is far away. This course boosts your confidence to manage medical emergencies, making it a perfect fit for hikers, guides, climbers, and outdoor educators. Beyond the classroom, the scenic landscape around Conway provides an inspiring backdrop to apply your skills in practical drills. Whether you spend time in the White Mountains or work in backcountry environments, this course enhances your ability to save lives and stay prepared when it counts the most.
New Hampshire's weather can change quickly, so dress in layers and have waterproof options ready for practical exercises.
The course is intensive with hands-on scenarios; ensure you are well-rested to stay sharp and engaged throughout the two days.
Have your Wilderness First Aid skills refreshed beforehand to maximize learning during this bridge course.
Even in cooler seasons, staying hydrated supports focus and endurance during practical exercises.
Conway has a rich history as a gateway to the White Mountains, serving early settlers and tourists since the 1800s.
Efforts in the region focus on protecting natural habitats and promoting Leave No Trace principles during outdoor education.
Allows you to adapt quickly to changing temperatures during outdoor practical sessions.
Staying hydrated supports mental focus and endurance during hands-on training.
Provides needed support and traction for moving safely on uneven, sometimes slippery terrain.
Helpful for taking notes during lectures and reviewing techniques after simulations.