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Wilderness First Aid (WFA)
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Standard WFA
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$350
This course includes Adult & Child WCPR + AED This course can be used to recertify a WAFA, WFR, or WEMT. There is an additional $25 testing fee for Recertification. Please see the recertification page for details. Course Contact:
Kathy Whiteman | 575.538.6253 kathy.whiteman@wnmu.edu The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the WMNU campus in the Phelps Dodge Building. The WNMU course website contains detailed information about lodging, dining, and parking (free) on campus. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$275
This course includes Adult & Child WCPR + AED This course can be used to recertify a WAFA, WFR, or WEMT. Please see the recertification page for details. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Kevin Buchanan (253) 879-6149 kbuchanan@pugetsound.edu This course will be held at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA in Thompson Hall room 171. There are lots of hotel and airbnb options in Tacoma. There's also camping at Dash Point State Park. Parking overnight on campus is available for RV’s with fully self-contained sanitary systems. A dining hall located on campus and there are restaurants nearby along 6th Avenue, about a 15 minute walk from campus. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that COVID-19 or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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CASCADE OUTDOOR ED WFA
REGISTRATION & COURSE DETAILS $340
email joel@cascadeoutdoored.com to be placed on the waitlist.
This course includes Adult/Child WCPR & AED This course can be used to recertify a WAFA, WFR, or WEMT. There is an additional $25 testing fee for Recertification. Please see the recertification page for details. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. This course is held at the North Cascades Heli Ski Barn located near the Freestone Inn in Mazama, WA. From Winthrop, follow the signs to Mazama on SR-20. The Freestone Inn is located 1.5 miles west of the Mazama Junction. The heli-barn is located on the cabin loop, just past the Inn proper. If driving from the West side, keep in mind that the North Cascades highway might not be open yet: Check Dept of Transportation website for current highway 20 conditions if coming from western Washington.
Lodging: There are many lodges and nightly rentals in the Methow Valley so there's sure to be one to suit you. Camping: Inexpensive camping is available at Early Winters Campground approximately one mile from the classroom. Early Winters Campground is a primitive forest service campground with picnic tables, water (no showers), dumpster, and outhouses; it's located just past Mazama junction on Route 20. Additional forest service campgrounds are located on Route 20. A state campground with excellent sites and showers is located three miles outside Winthrop at Pearrygin Lake State Park (509.996.2370); the KOA in Winthrop also has showers (509.996.2258); both take reservations. And there is a KOA in Winthrop with river access and a pool. Parking: Free parking on site at the Heli-Ski barn. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$425
Camping onsite and meals the evening of the 13th through the morning of the 17th are included in the cost of this course. Please bring all of your own camping gear. This course will cover all topics on our WFA syllabus and will cater to horse packers, backcountry and trail riders, hunters, and anglers in addition to people who live, work, and recreate in semi-remote places. This course includes Adult/Child WCPR & AED and can be used to recertify a WAFA, WFR, or WEMT. There is an additional $25 testing fee for Recertification. Please see the recertification page for details. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Allison Parker admin@wildernesstrailsinc.com This course will be held at the Wilderness Trails Outfitters basecamp in Moran, WY situated between Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Course participants are invited to camp onsite from the evening before through the morning after the course. Please bring your own camping gear. There is a small market a 25 minute drive away but no other amenities nearby. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
Part 2 Hybrid WFA
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
Hybrid course students have options for how they register and move through a course. In most cases, we recommend registering for both parts of a hybrid course at the same time by finding a course listed below. Here are a few reasons why you might consider registering for the Part 1 online session now and separately register for the Part 2 practical session later:
- You'd like to get started on Part 1 and there currently aren't any Part 2 practical sessions that fit your schedule.
- You have time to complete Part 1 now, but are unsure that you will have time later.
- You're unsure about taking Part 2.
If you register for Part 1 now using this button, you will need to come back, register, and complete Part 2 within a year. Tuition: $130
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* This course is sponsored annually at the same location during a similar date range
Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA)
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Standard WAFA
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Part 2 Hybrid WAFA
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
Hybrid course students have options for how they register and move through a course. In most cases, we recommend registering for both parts of a hybrid course at the same time by finding a course listed below. Here are a few reasons why you might consider registering for the Part 1 online session now and separately register for the Part 2 practical session later:
- You'd like to get started on Part 1 and there currently aren't any Part 2 practical sessions that fit your schedule.
- You have time to complete Part 1 now, but are unsure that you will have time later.
- You're unsure about taking Part 2.
If you register for Part 1 now using this button, you will need to come back, register, and complete Part 2 within a year. Tuition: $200
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University of San Diego WAFA
REGISTRATION & COURSE DETAILS $500 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$300 for practical session (Part 2) only
You must have completed Part 1 This course includes Adult & Child WCPR + AED
This course can be used to recertify a WAFA, WFR, or WEMT. Please see the recertification page for details. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Mark Ceder 619-260-4709 The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the USD campus. There are numerous food and lodging options in the area. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
* This course is sponsored annually at the same location during a similar date range
Wilderness First Responder (WFR)
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Standard WFR
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$700
To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs.
Course Contact:
Kevin Buchanan (253) 879-1649 kbuchanan@pugetsound.edu The practical session for this hybrid course is held at the University of Puget Sound campus in Tacoma, WA in Thompson Hall 193. There are lots of hotel and airbnb options in Tacoma. There's also camping at Dash Point State Park. Parking overnight on campus is available for RV’s with fully self-contained sanitary systems. A dining hall located on campus and there are restaurants nearby along 6th Avenue, about a 15 minute walk from campus. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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Part 2 Hybrid WFR
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
Hybrid course students have options for how they register and move through a course. In most cases, we recommend registering for both parts of a hybrid course at the same time by finding a course listed below. Here are a few reasons why you might consider registering for the Part 1 online session now and separately register for the Part 2 practical session later:
- You'd like to get started on Part 1 and there currently aren't any Part 2 practical sessions that fit your schedule.
- You have time to complete Part 1 now, but are unsure that you will have time later.
- You're unsure about taking Part 2.
If you register for Part 1 now using this button, you will need to come back, register, and complete Part 2 within a year. Tuition: $275
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$TBA
Remember, you must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Anna Mausolf 734.764.7616 adventur@umich.edu The practical session for this hybrid course is held at the University of Michigan Adventure Center in Ann Arbor, MI. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that COVID-19 or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$275 for Part 1
Includes Wilderness Medicine Handbook for use during Part 1 + shipping & handling $500 for Part 2
Email pjdhiggins@alaskapacific.edu to be placed on a waitlist.
Remember, you must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Patrick Higgins pjdhiggins@alaskapacific.edu 907-564-8388 The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the Alaska Pacific University Campus. Camping options can be found here and lodging information can be found here. There are plenty of places to get groceries or to go out to eat nearby. There is also a coffee cart on campus with food, and vending machines. The Carr Gottstein Parking lot has free parking, and there is free parking all over campus. There is no need for additional transportation once on campus for the course. The course is in Alaska in the spring, so dress accordingly. There can still be snow on the ground as well as cold wet conditions. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$750 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$475 for practical session (Part 2) only
You must have completed Part 1 To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs.
Course Contact:
Nathan Diekelman nathan.diekelman@okstate.edu 405-744-5583 The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the Oklahoma State University campus in the Colvin Recreation Center. There are several hotels in Stillwater and plenty of places to get groceries or to go out to eat nearby. Camping can be found at Lake Carl Blackwell and Lake McMurtry. Students will have access to a refrigerator and microwave. Parking permits are included in the course cost. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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* This course is sponsored annually at the same location during a similar date range
Wilderness EMT (WEMT)
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Part 2 Hybrid WEMT
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
Hybrid course students have options for how they register and move through a course. In most cases, we recommend registering for both parts of a hybrid course at the same time by finding a course listed below. Here are a few reasons why you might consider registering for the Part 1 online session now and separately register for the Part 2 practical session later:
- You'd like to get started on Part 1 and there currently aren't any Part 2 practical sessions that fit your schedule.
- You have time to complete Part 1 now, but are unsure that you will have time later.
- You're unsure about taking Part 2.
If you register for Part 1 now using this button, you will need to come back, register, and complete Part 2 within a year. Tuition: $275
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$TBA
Remember, you must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Anna Mausolf 734.764.7616 adventur@umich.edu The practical session for this hybrid course is held at the University of Michigan Adventure Center in Ann Arbor, MI. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that COVID-19 or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$275 for Part 1
Includes the Wilderness Medicine Handbook for use during Part 1 + shipping & handling $500 for Part 2
Email pjdhiggins@alaskapacific.edu to be placed on a waitlist.
Remember, you must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Patrick Higgins pjdhiggins@alaskapacific.edu 907-564-8388 The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the Alaska Pacific University Campus. Camping options can be found here and lodging information can be found here. There are plenty of places to get groceries or to go out to eat nearby. There is also a coffee cart on campus with food, and vending machines. The Carr Gottstein Parking lot has free parking, and there is free parking all over campus. There is no need for additional transportation once on campus for the course. The course is in Alaska in the spring, so dress accordingly. There can still be snow on the ground as well as cold wet conditions. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$750 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$475 for practical session (Part 2) only
You must have completed Part 1 To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs.
Course Contact:
Nathan Diekelman nathan.diekelman@okstate.edu 405-744-5583 The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the Oklahoma State University campus in the Colvin Recreation Center. There are several hotels in Stillwater and plenty of places to get groceries or to go out to eat nearby. Camping can be found at Lake Carl Blackwell and Lake McMurtry. Students will have access to a refrigerator and microwave. Parking permits are included in the course cost. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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* This course is sponsored annually at the same location during a similar date range
WFR & WEMT Recertification (Recert)
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Standard Recert
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Email pjdhiggins@alaskapacific.edu to be placed on the waitlist
$300 To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Learn more about recertification and approved providers. Course Contact:
Patrick Higgins pjdhiggins@alaskapacific.edu 907-564-8388 The practical session for this hybrid course is held on the Alaska Pacific University Campus. Camping options can be found here and lodging information can be found here. There are plenty of places to get groceries or to go out to eat nearby. There is also a coffee cart on campus with food, and vending machines. The Carr Gottstein Parking lot has free parking, and there is free parking all over campus. There is no need for additional transportation once on campus for the course. The course is in Alaska in the spring, so dress accordingly. There can still be snow on the ground as well as cold wet conditions. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
If you don't see a Recert course here that works for you, check our WFA or WAFA schedule. While a dedicated recertification course is ideal, you can recertify via WFA or WAFA + online testing. Learn more.
Part 2 Hybrid Recert
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
You must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2
Hybrid course students have options for how they register and move through a course. In most cases, we recommend registering for both parts of a hybrid course at the same time by finding a course listed below. Here are a few reasons why you might consider registering for the Part 1 online session now and separately register for the Part 2 practical session later:
- You'd like to get started on Part 1 and there currently aren't any Part 2 practical sessions that fit your schedule.
- You have time to complete Part 1 now, but are unsure that you will have time later.
- You're unsure about taking Part 2.
If you register for Part 1 now using this button, you will need to come back, register, and complete Part 2 within a year.
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$350 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$220 for practical session (Part 2) only
You must have completed Part 1 Cost includes camping on site
Learn more about recertification and approved providers. To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Curt Howell curt@narrowridgeoutdoors.com The practical session for this hybrid course is held in Del Norte, CO. This course is held on private property adjacent to public lands at the foot of the Blanca Massif on its southern flank. Free parking onsite. Classroom will be located in a large comfortable barn. Simulations will be held within walking distance. Several hotels are nearby and within a 30m drive. Tent/car camping is available onsite. Grocery stores and restaurants are available. Students wishing to provide own meals are welcome to do so onsite. There will be access to a refrigerator on site. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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$350 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$225 for practical session (Part 2) only
You must have completed Part 1 Learn more about recertification and approved providers.
To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Alison Lay Cranston alison@cascadewildernessmed.com The practical session for this hybrid course is held in Redmond, OR at the Outward Bound Odin Falls Basecamp. There are numerous hotel and AirBnb options in nearby Redmond or Sisters, OR. There are also various camping options within 20-30 minutes of the course site. The course location is about equidistant between Sisters and Redmond, OR and there are multiple campgrounds in Sisters, such as the Sisters Creekside Campground. There are restaurants and grocery stores in nearby Redmond or Sisters, OR. Upon arrival at the basecamp, drive through the gate and turn left to go up the hill. You may park in the gravel lot at the end of the road and you will find the classroom building next to the parking lot. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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CASCADE OUTDOOR ED RECERT
REGISTRATION & COURSE DETAILS $350 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$225 for Part 2 only
You must have completed Part 1 Remember, you must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2. Learn more about recertification and approved providers.
To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Joel Reid | 360.701.9105 The 2-day practical session for this hybrid recertification course is held at the North Cascades Heli Ski Barn located near the Freestone Inn in Mazama, WA. From Winthrop, follow the signs to Mazama on SR-20. The Freestone Inn is located 1.5 miles west of the Mazama Junction. The heli-barn is located on the cabin loop, just past the Inn proper. If driving from the West side, keep in mind that the North Cascades highway might not be open yet: Check Dept of Transportation website for current highway 20 conditions if coming from western Washington. Lodging: There are many lodges and nightly rentals in the Methow Valley so there's sure to be one to suit you.
Camping: Inexpensive camping is available at Early Winters Campground approximately one mile from the classroom. Early Winters Campground is a primitive forest service campground with picnic tables, water (no showers), dumpster, and outhouses; it's located just past Mazama junction on Route 20. Additional forest service campgrounds are located on Route 20. A state campground with excellent sites and showers is located three miles outside Winthrop at Pearrygin Lake State Park (509.996.2370); the KOA in Winthrop also has showers (509.996.2258); both take reservations. And there is a KOA in Winthrop with river access and a pool. Parking: Free parking on site at the Heli-Ski barn. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
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CASCADE OUTDOOR ED RECERT
REGISTRATION & COURSE DETAILS $350 for entire course (Parts 1 & 2)
$225 for Part 2 only
You must have completed Part 1 Remember, you must complete Part 1 to attend Part 2. Learn more about recertification and approved providers.
To help you plan, check out the course syllabus and read about what to expect, how to prepare, and FAQs. Course Contact:
Joel Reid | 360.701.9105 The 2-day practical session for this hybrid recertification course is held at the North Cascades Heli Ski Barn located near the Freestone Inn in Mazama, WA. From Winthrop, follow the signs to Mazama on SR-20. The Freestone Inn is located 1.5 miles west of the Mazama Junction. The heli-barn is located on the cabin loop, just past the Inn proper. If driving from the West side, keep in mind that the North Cascades highway might not be open yet: Check Dept of Transportation website for current highway 20 conditions if coming from western Washington. Lodging: There are many lodges and nightly rentals in the Methow Valley so there's sure to be one to suit you.
Camping: Inexpensive camping is available at Early Winters Campground approximately one mile from the classroom. Early Winters Campground is a primitive forest service campground with picnic tables, water (no showers), dumpster, and outhouses; it's located just past Mazama junction on Route 20. Additional forest service campgrounds are located on Route 20. A state campground with excellent sites and showers is located three miles outside Winthrop at Pearrygin Lake State Park (509.996.2370); the KOA in Winthrop also has showers (509.996.2258); both take reservations. And there is a KOA in Winthrop with river access and a pool. Parking: Free parking on site at the Heli-Ski barn. We highly recommend that anyone registering for a course consider purchasing trip insurance in the event that illness or other covered circumstances impact your participation in the course. There are no refunds once you register and pay for a course. |
* This course is sponsored annually at the same location during a similar date range
If you don't see a Recert course here that works for you, check our WFA or WAFA schedule. While a dedicated recertification course is ideal, you can recertify via WFA or WAFA + online testing. Learn more.
Instructor Training Course (ITC) |
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The WMTC instructor training course is an intensive, immersive, and rewarding experience. Please take a look at the qualifications, requirements, and application in the link above. Course Contact: office@wildmedcenter.com The 2024 ITC will be held on the campus of Westminster University in Salt Lake City, UT. |
* This course is sponsored annually at the same location during a similar date range