Wilderness EMS Upgrade

Come train in the beautiful hamlet of Cragsmoor, NY near Minnewaska state park. We will work together to expand patient care skills and bridge gaps between EMS transport/care and long term care in more austere settings.

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Instructor: Alice Henshaw

Host: AVH Global

Licensed Training Company: AVH Global

Date: 10/10/25 - 10/14/25
Location: Cragsmoor, New York 13053 - United States

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Food and lodging not included

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