Remote Medicine for the Advanced Provider
Advanced Life Support (ALS) providers—including paramedics, nurses, physician assistants, and physicians—possess a sophisticated medical skill set honed for resource-rich environments. However, when these professionals are deployed to remote, austere, or post-disaster settings, the fundamental assumptions of their training are inverted. The RMAP™ course is an intensive, 6-day in-person program engineered specifically for these practitioners. It serves as the critical bridge, adapting high-level medical knowledge to the realities of prolonged field care where resources are scarce and evacuation is uncertain. By offering up to 56 hours of CAPCE-approved continuing education and fulfilling NREMT paramedic refresher requirements, RMAP™ provides a single, definitive pathway for advanced providers to master the art and science of expeditionary medicine.
Course Overview
This specialized course trains Advanced Life Support providers including nurses, paramedics, physicians, and physician assistants on sophisticated life-saving techniques for challenging remote environments. It adapts clinical skills for austere settings through immersive training and scope-specific breakout sessions.
Curriculum & Logistics
This 6-day, in-person course offers up to 56 CAPCE CE hours. It covers immobilization techniques, joint reductions, expedition medicine, altitude illness, tropical medicine, evacuation protocols and remote clinic management.
Certificates
Remote Medicine for the Advanced Provider (RMAP)
Valid for three years.
Healthcare Provider CPR & AED (BLS) Certification
Valid for two years.
CAPCE Certification
Valid for 56 hours of CAPCE accredited credits.
Student Resources
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