Wilderness First Aid - All Outdoor
Course Overview
Join us for a hands-on, outdoor-first Wilderness First Aid course designed for hunters, hikers, guides, and anyone who spends time in remote or rural environments where access to emergency care may be delayed. This 10-hour course takes place entirely outdoors, with light hiking, interactive simulations, and real-world skill-building. You’ll learn how to assess injuries, treat life-threatening conditions, and make evacuation decisions using improvisation and good judgment—not just gear.
At the heart of this course is our MARCH-CHECK system, a wilderness-adapted trauma assessment model that teaches you how to identify and treat life threats first (Massive bleeding, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Head injury), then transition into longer-term care (Comprehensive exam, History/vitals, Evacuation planning, Continued monitoring, Keep warm and calm). Whether you're new to first aid or brushing up for your next season outdoors, this course will give you the tools and confidence to take action when it matters.
Course Details
Dates: August 15–16, 2025 (Friday–Saturday)
Time: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM each day
Location: Camp Russell Shelter, Curt Gowdy State Park, Wyoming
Tuition: $400 per person
Early Bird Rate: $375 if registered by July 1, 2025
Includes: Park day pass, all training materials, Certificate of Completion, snacks, drinks, and lunch
Refund Policy: Full refund up to 10 days before class. No refunds within 10 days.
Registration: to sign up, click on the link below or email Isaac at isaac@wyo-med.com
(Dairy-free and pork-free options will be available. If you have additional dietary restrictions, we encourage you to bring any food or snacks that best meet your needs. The full-day park pass to the Park is valid for the entire day. After class ends, you're welcome to stay and enjoy the park—go for a hike, explore the trails, or relax by the water.)