First Aid
Catastrophic Bleed Control / Stop the Bleed
Practical control of life-threatening bleeding using direct pressure, wound packing and tourniquets.
Remote Medicine
Two days of practical emergency care for guides, adventurers and professionals working outdoors.
CertificationAmerican Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) course completion card issued on successful completion.
Wilderness First Aid is first aid adapted for the outdoors - for hikers, climbers, DofE leaders, guides and anyone who spends time more than an hour from a road. Built to meet or exceed the Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid Curriculum and Doctrine Guidelines.
It teaches the same core skills as a standard first aid course, then adapts them for delayed help: improvised equipment, decision-making about evacuation, and looking after someone overnight if you have to. A current adult CPR and AED certification is required to enrol.
First Aid
Practical control of life-threatening bleeding using direct pressure, wound packing and tourniquets.
Remote Medicine
Medical planning and care for expeditions, including preparation, field treatment and evacuation decisions.
Prehospital Care
Medical planning, equipment and casualty care for clinicians working within protective security details.
Prehospital Care
Foundation clinical training for ambulance and event medicine, including theory, practical skills and assessment.
In-Hospital Care
Clinical study days based on the team's caseload, audit findings and identified development needs.
First Aid
Introduction to recognising mental health concerns, starting a conversation and signposting professional support.
Prehospital Care
NAEMT training for immediate life-saving action before professional help arrives.
First Aid
American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) training in first aid, adult CPR and AED use for non-clinical responders.