Open Recertification

Sponsor/Host: Thompson Rivers University - Kamloops

Location: Kamloops
Kamloops, BC V2C O8C - Canada

Dates: 12/7/2019 - 12/9/2019

Course Description:

The Open Recertification course is open to graduates of any wilderness-based first aid training course that was at least 64 hours long and completed within 3 years of the proposed recertification option. Successful graduates of this course will receive Wilderness Medical Associates’ Wilderness First Responder, Anaphylaxis, and BLS/Healthcare Provider-level CPR certifications. WMA WEMT graduates with a current EMT-B or Paramedic certificate may also recertify the wilderness portion of their WEMT with this course.

**If you are using this course to recertify a WMA WEMT it is your responsibility to let the sponsor know when registering, and to inform the instructor on the first day of class.**

Sponsor/Host Information:

Contact Info:
for registration or
course questions

Kelsie Maas
250-828-5221
kmaas@tru.ca

To Register:

Registration for this Event is closed.

Instructors:

  Instructor Name Location Certifications
Trevor McGarry Trevor McGarry ON, Canada WFR, SRT, NLS
Jill Weenink Jill Weenink BC, Canada PCP, WFR

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