Medical Considerations In Rope Rescue (8hrs)
No public dates available
Consider a private booking
Overview
This 1-day Medical Considerations In Rope Rescue clinic was designed to bridge the gap between technical rope rescue and medical training.
Too often teams separate their rope rescue and medical training and don’t get the chance to practice their patient care in a technical environment. This high level clinic will provide an opportunity to put these skills together during technical rope scenarios with simulated patients who require medical care. From harness trauma to hip injuries to hypothermia.
This course is entirely field-based with no in-class delivery.
Medical Considerations In Rope Rescue Course Details
- Duration
1 day (8 hours)
- Format
Field based
- Participants
Minimum 8. Maximum 12.
- Prerequisites
- 18+ years of age
- Current Technician Level Certification
- Certified at a First Responder Level or higher
- In good physical condition
- Price
$309
- Recertification
Repeat the entire course at a 15% discount every three years
- Required Equipment
- Full body harness (Type III or V)*
- Climbing or rescue helmet*
- Sturdy boots (hiking boots are fine)
- Pants made of durable material
- Gloves with leather palms (work gloves are fine)
*Rentals included in course fee
Medical Considerations For TRR Course Outline
- Registration
- Patient Packaging Considerations
- Unstable Hip Injuries
- Spine Management and Stabilization
- Harness Suspension Pathology
- Hypothermia Packaging Systems
Takeaways & Documentation
- Personalized skill sheet signed by the instructor
- Registration of training record in Raven’s database
- Certificate of completion
We only offer this as a private course
Our private training courses ensure personalized hands-on training through human-based scenarios
Private CoursesTraining Maintenance
If you have a group that would like to review their training together, the training maintenance program may be right for you.
Your group pays the instructor’s daily teaching fee and travel costs associated with bringing the instructor to your training location, along with an annual fee to be part of the maintenance program. This is generally a pretty reasonable approach for training departments because:
- it allows us to deliver the training in small chunks every year, rather than in one big chunk every three years
- it gives department members more annual hands-on time with their skills
- new members can integrate into maintenance programs by jumping on an open course from our public schedule
We track your members, and their status on course content completion within a three year cycle, which mirrors a traditional three year recertification cycle. It’s an excellent value for the cost, and allows you to review your skills in your own backyard.
The training maintenance program replaces the need to recertifiy your training on a traditional three year recertification cycle.
Sorry – there’s no individual audit program available for this course.