Remote Medical Training Current Articles & News
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10 People Who Should Consider Taking a WFA
We all carry our 10 essentials, right? But speaking from experience that's not where preparedness to handle wilderness mishaps ends. A wilderness f... -
New Virtual Learning Environment
Over the last two-months, Remote Medical Training has evaluated its methodology and processes for the instruction of remote & wilderness medici... -
Cornices: What you should know before traveling into the backcountry
Mountain ridgelines are perfect resting places for backcountry travelers and spring skiers. They provide sweeping views and oftentimes ease of trav... -
6 MUST HAVES IN WINTER BACKCOUNTRY RECREATION
Whether skiing, snowshoeing, ice climbing, or snowmobiling, the margin for error is much less in winter while recreating in the mountains. The day... -
What do ticks, red meat, and anaphylaxis have in common?
Imagine one day, your favorite hamburger or steak attempts to kill you by closing your airway and dropping your blood pressure in an over exaggerat... -
How to improvise an effective wound irrigation device in remote environments
Cleaning of wounds is imperative in the austere environment. Why carry extra gear, when one thing can do it all. -
Insect Repellent, Bug season is approaching
Looking for more information on insect repellent review this articlewemjournal.org or take one of our Upcoming Courses on Wilderness and Remote Medicine
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How to improvise an effective wound irrigation
How to improvise an effective wound irrigation device in remote environments. -
Backcountry Communication Devices
Before you head out on your next adventure, do you have everything you need to manage the worst-case scenario? Often our adventures take us beyond ... -
Wet Slides: The Spring Giant
With the heavy winter snowpack melting away in the pacific northwest, awareness for backcountry users recreating in the mountains should include a familiar springtime enemy – wet slide avalanches. -
Wilderness First Responder Training and Disaster Medicine Preparedness
Remote Medical Training is proud to partner with the City of Bainbridge Island by providing a Wilderness First Responder course to their First Responders and citizens to help them in disaster medicine preparedness. -
The Difference Between a Hybrid Course and a Standard Course
Any Remote Medical Training course that has an “H-” before the rest of the acronym indicates it is a hybrid learning course. This means that the course format includes a segment of online learning before the on-site course portion begins. Read more about why this might be a good option for you.
