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Open to students from all walks of life, these courses will give you a strong background in wilderness medicine to prepare you for your outdoor adventures. Learn from faculty of the University of Colorado, get to know others in your community, and earn useful certifications
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Free
Rock & Snow Medicine Symposium
The 1st Annual Rock & Snow Medicine Symposium will be hosted by the Wilderness & Environmental Section of the University of Colorado School of Medicine and is scheduled for November 4th 2021.
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$375.00
Wildland Firefighter First Aid
A 16-hour first aid course designed specifically for the challenges of wildland firefighting. The course emphasizes the wildland fire environment and the risks and hazards faced by firefighters on its front lines.
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$345-495
10th Mountain Wilderness First Aid Course
Whether a veteran of backcountry adventure or a first timer, preparation is the key to a successful hut trip. The 10th Mountain Division Hut Association has partnered with the University of Colorado School to offer a tailor-made course in backcountry first aid, specific to the high altitude winter environment of Colorado.
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$145
Wilderness Emergency Canine Care
Like to hike, ski, bike, paddle, and/or camp with your dog? Learn how to prevent and to deal with wilderness emergency medical issues that could befall your best backcountry exploration partner.
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$95
Basic Wilderness First Aid Course (Online)
A self-paced online course that will prepare you for your future backcountry adventures. Students learn through 14 modules and complete the quizzes as well as a case study response to earn a Basic Wilderness First Aid Certificate.
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$345-395
Global Health Advanced First Aid®
GLOBAL HEALTH ADVANCED FIRST AID® OVERVIEW We're offering a three-day Global Health Advanced First Aid® (GHAFA) course taught by University of Colorado School of Medicine faculty. The curriculum is an innovative three-day program to prepare global workers, travelers, and students to identify and respond to common first aid, emergency, and serious medical situations in an international, austere environment. [...]
