Combing Remote Area First Aid, Military Prolonged Field Care and Wilderness Vertical Rescue all mixed into 3 Days of challenging education!
This course can be described as educational, adventurous, challenging and fun! If you picture a course that combines Remote Area First Aid, Military Prolonged Field Care and Wilderness Vertical Rescue all mixed into 2.5 Days (including night training) worth of learning, then that’s what our Remote Casualty Care Course is.
We’ll introduce you to the concepts of remote casualty care and wilderness rescue through a combination of theory, skill stations and immersive scenarios.
With the experience of our highly qualified cadre, which includes a mix of former Australian & International Special Operations Medics and experienced Remote Area Paramedics, we’ll challenge you (yes, our aim is to put you out of your comfort zone) both clinically and mentally.
TacMed Australia Remote Casualty Care course is delivered in partnership under a third party agreement with TacMed Training (RTO 41552). Vertical Rescue & Roping is under the guidance of Safety Access & Rescue.
This is a blended delivery training course of:
Pre Course eLearning Material and Assessments
2.5 Day Face to Face element (includes some night training)
Remote Casualty Care Course includes the nationally accredited requirements:
HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
HLTAID011 Provide First Aid
HLTAID013 Provide First Aid in a remote or isolated site
Topics Include:
First Responder Extended Care techniques
Improvised trauma care techniques
Advanced fracture management techniques and devices
Anatomy and Physiology for remote area injury profiles including head, neck and spinal injuries
Rapid Patient Assessment skills
Arterial Tourniquets
Junctional haemorrhage management techniques
Trauma practical skills session
Reality-Based Training Scenarios
Prevention and treatment of hypothermia in the remote environment
Asthma
Anaphylaxis
Airway and Choking
Management
Bleeding control & Shock
CPR (Adult, Infant and AED)
Fracture Management
Envenomation Management
Remote patient assessment concepts and techniques
Casualty treatment techniques for the remote wilderness environment
Medical planning for remote/wilderness environments
Casualty evacuation from the remote environment
Introduction to Wilderness Vertical Rescue
Timings:
Friday 11th March Day 1 Session 1: 5pm-9pm
Saturday 12th March Day 2 Session 1: 10am-5pm
Saturday 12th March Day 2 Session 2: 7pm-10pm
Sunday 13th March Day 3 Session 1: 8am-3pm
For further information or a complete student handbook, please call 1300 862 633 or email training@tacmedaustralia.com.au
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