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   Wilderness First Aid Training   
   April 8, 10 and 13, 2013   
      
    WRV is looking for volunteers willing to lend first aid support on   
   our projects. Taking this valuable course will give you the skills to   
   step up and help care for your fellow friends and volunteers!   
      
      
      
   Interested in Wilderness First Aid?   
      
      
   Ever think about what you would do if someone needed your help in the   
   back country? This course will provide people with the basic knowledge   
   and skills necessary to care for those who are injured or suddenly ill   
   in remote locations. You will receive hands-on practice time and   
   participate in first aid scenarios that will sharpen your first aid   
   skills and give you a chance to practice real life situations.   
      
   This course is designed for volunteers who commit to use these skills   
   on WRV projects this season.  Scholarships are only available to   
   current volunteers who will be registering for projects this season.   
      
   Two courses are offered:   
   2-day Course (8 hours): Monday and Wednesday, April 8 - 10, 5:30pm -   
   9:30pm   
      
   This 8 hour course is separated into two 4 hour sessions (April 8th   
   and 10th) and includes classroom instruction, demonstrations, skills   
   practice, the use of audio/visual materials, and student   
   participation.   
   3-day Day Course (16 hours): Monday and Wednesday, April 8 - 10,   
   5:30pm - 9:30pm, AND Saturday, April 13, 9:00am - 5:00pm   
      
   This 16 hour course consists of classroom sessions (April 8th and   
   10th) and a field session (April 13th) to practice your newly acquired   
   skills in real world scenarios.   
      
   Please Note: CPR instruction is not part of this Wilderness First Aid   
   course. Individuals in remote locations needing CPR are rarely   
   resuscitated. Some CPR issues are discussed such as when to give   
   prolonged CPR, when not to start CPR, and when to stop CPR.  You may   
   find CPR instruction through other organizations, like the Red Cross.   
      
      
      
   We HIGHLY encourage taking the full 16 hrs if your schedule permits.   
      
      
      
   TRAINING FEE   
      
   Regular Fee: 8 hr. course: $120.00   
   16 hr. course: $180.00   
      
   Discounted Fee for current dues-paying members, and volunteers (people   
   who have done 2 WRV projects in the last 2 seasons):   
   8 hr. course - $75.00   
   16 hr. course - $120.00   
   This training will be taught by veteran instructor Mark Rosoff with   
   the Front Range Institute of Safety (www.frisfirstaid.com/).   
      
   If   
   For more information on this training please contact Amy at e-mail   
   amy@wlrv.org or call 303-543-1411 ex 4.   
      
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