Outdoor Emergency Care

Outdoor Emergency Care is a performance-based emergency care educational program of the National Ski Patrol. The primary focus of the program reflects the individual's need for training in the outdoor environment. It is the standard of training adopted to meet the emergency care requirements of an outdoor emergency care technician. The American Red Cross Professional Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Program will be presented as part of the course content. Additional fee for S.O.L.O certification. Overnight camping included in course.

Notes:
All Adventure Recreation courses involve some elements of physical activity that are built into the course competencies. The student should be prepared physically and mentally for activities that involve getting wet, weather changes and soiling of clothes. Instructor reserves the right to waiver a student in or out of the course(s) based on the student's ability to meet physical challenges that are a part of the overall course competencies. Students should inform instructor of allergies, fears, injuries, or disabilities that may prevent him/her from performing in required environments. Students must be matriculated in ARMA program or get permission of faculty. Some additional fees may be necessary due to the location and nature of the event.