Have an account? Log in to check out faster.
REMOTE RESPONDER - VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Maximize your knowledge by learning and taking a deep dive into the SMARCH-E algorithm with our virtual workshop. Not only will you gain access to our comprehensive curriculum, but you'll also discover even more ways to enhance your skills and knowledge.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to become a master in being an immediate responder!
Maximize your knowledge by learning and taking a deep dive into the SMARCH-E algorithm with our virtual workshop. Not only will you gain access to our comprehensive curriculum, but you'll also discover even more ways to enhance your skills and knowledge. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to become a master in being an immediate responder!
The course will cover the proper use of critical medical devices and techniques, including the application of a CAT tourniquet, Emergency Trauma Dressings (ETD), chest seals, triangular bandages, wound packing with compressed gauze, and clotting agents.
Whether you're looking to enhance your personal preparedness or gain the skills to respond in an emergency, this workshop is designed to give you the confidence and knowledge to handle trauma situations effectively.
"Excellent training regardless of what other credentials one may or may not have. Highly recommend both the classes and the recommended gear/equipment. Keep and eye on the Refuge Training Tab, there's something for everyone there."
★★★★★
MAGS
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 25 reviews.
Review topics: [].
"The remote responder virtual training was well planned and structured appropriately for an introduction to basic trauma medicine. I would recommend this training for small groups to review and then develop their own plans for trauma medicine training expanding from the virtual to hands on experience."
"Remote Responder Virtual Workshop is an excellent refresher for anyone who has gone to training. It could also be a great pre-training exposure. Even if you can’t come to training, it’s still a critically important learning opportunity/teaching tool."
"Made a limb simulator with fake blood etc. My 11 year old son took it very serious and did a great job wound packing/trauma dressing/chest seals and TQ application as well as intently listening to Bear explain while he took notes! It was very informative and thorough. One day we will definitely have to get to an in person class."
"Just took Responder I and II. It was awesome! Intense, one on one interaction with Bear and his team. I feel completely confident with how to use a Cat tourniquet, wound packing and chest seals. Scenario roll playing is excellent in teaching real world application of security first, security always as it applies to civilian emergency medical response and battlefield applications. It also gave me insight into MANY seemingly peripheral issues and actions. PT let me know just how much I need to get back to training. I can't say enough about how impressive a person Bear is, and his teammates as well. They are ALL equally skilled and impressive. Bear makes men better men. The ladies in the class kept up with the men. I will be coming back for Responder III. I highly recommend this training for anyone on the fence, it is simply THE BEST TRAINING of it's kind. Thanks to Bear and all his tribe!"
"Unmatched training! Need I say more."
"For someone like me, with no idea or any medical training other than Ive got a boo boo. And needed a starting place. This was it. Refuge medical has been more than helpful, especially with all the free video library they have. And I will be ordering a kit for me and my wife a soon as we can. Again refuge medical thank you for all that you have assisted me with and taking time to speak to us as people."
"Very informative"
"This is a 'must have'. Although I had my EMT certification, it's been a while. This training is a GREAT refresher!"
"great TQ, folds flatter then a CAT so easier to EDC."
"Made a limb simulator with fake blood etc. My 11 year old son took it very serious and did a great job wound packing/trauma dressing/chest seals and TQ application as well as intently listening to Bear explain while he took notes! It was very informative and thorough. One day we will definitely have to get to an in person class."
