First Aid for the Outdoor Enthusiast
Become First Aid certified and learn lifesaving medical skills... including what to do when you can't call 911.
You’re on a hike up a mountain, and your spouse falls down and breaks their ankle. You’re out hunting, and your buddy accidentally cuts his leg open while skinning a deer. You’re mountain biking, and your friend gets thrown over the handle bars and down the hill. What do you do? Do you have the knowledge and skills to deal with the situation at hand and bring everyone home alive and safe?
A basic level of medical training is a vital skill everyone should possess. For those of us who venture outdoors, it’s doubly important.
In this 1-day joint class presented by SARCRAFT and New Life Solutions International, you’ll learn first aid actions for dealing with choking, heart attack, stroke, musculoskeletal injuries such as broken bones and sprains, environmental injuries such as hypothermia and insect stings, as well as how to control bleeding. You’ll also learn how to improvise and use common outdoor gear and the natural resources around you to treat your patient, including how to make an improvised litter to get your patient to safety.
Taught by State of Georgia Licensed Wilderness EMT-Intermediate and Registered Volunteer Firefighter Rebecca Strobl alongside the SARCRAFT Instructor Corps, this course will grant you a nationally recognized First Aid certification, as well as real-world, hands-on training to deal with a variety of medical issues.
Cost: $99
Course Duration: 1-day, 9am-7pm.
Course Location: SARCRAFT Proving Ground, Cherokee County, Georgia.
Instructor(s): R. Strobl, J. Morris, A. Bryant
PROMO CODES:
Military/Veteran/Fire/EMS/LE/SAR: MILR9
Bring-A-Friend: FRIEND11
About Chief Rebecca Strobl:
Chief Rebecca Strobl, Founder and President of New Life Solutions International LLC, has been in Fire and Emergency Medical Services as a volunteer serving her community for the last decade. She is an EMT-Intermediate, Wilderness EMT, Registered Volunteer Firefighter, and American Heart Association CPR/AED/First Aid instructor. She was elected by her peers to become the first female fire chief in her volunteer fire departments’ and Cherokee County’s history. She possesses over fourteen years of sales, marketing, team building, leadership, and motivational speaking experience from her various roles in both corporate America and grassroots volunteerism. She is passionate about helping others learn lifesaving skills and encouraging them to follow their dreams.
