Medical Response Class • 1 Hour
A focused, one-hour, hands-on course in Murray, Utah that teaches essential bleeding-control and patient-assessment skills. Ideal for hikers, parents, guides, and anyone who wants to be ready for real emergencies.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 Hour
Fitness Level
Light physical activity—standing, kneeling, and short bursts of movement; no special fitness required
Wildlife
History
Murray sits in the Salt Lake Valley south of Salt Lake City and shares access to the Wasatch Front, where recreation and community safety have long intersected.
Conservation
Trainings like this reduce unnecessary strain on emergency services and encourage responsible group planning; bring reusable supplies and properly dispose of medical waste according to local guidelines.
Medical Response Class • 1 Hour
Bring photo ID
You’ll need a valid ID to participate; bring it on the day of class.
Wear comfortable clothes
Plan to kneel and move during drills—closed-toe shoes and flexible layers help.
Practice tourniquet technique
Focus on firm application and secure placement; aim for repeated practice under instructor guidance.
Plan for observation rules
Pregnant patrons should remain in the lobby area; minors need guardian waivers to enter the range.
Photo ID
Required for participation and identity verification.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet during hands-on drills and range-area movement.
Comfortable clothing
Allows kneeling and movement during simulated patient care.
Small personal first-aid kit
Useful to practice with and to carry on outdoor trips after the course.