Remote Medicine for the Advanced Provider™

Product information for Remote Medicine for the Advanced Provider™

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Whether you volunteer in developing countries, respond to disasters, practice medicine in hostile environments, work offshore, or just play far away from definitive care, you must develop a unique skill-set and a mind-set entirely different than your urban counterpart. Based on our collective experience providing ALS care in the most extreme environments in the world, the RMAP™ course was developed exclusively for experienced physicians, nurses, and paramedics .

Why choose the RMAP™ course by Remote Medical International?

The course is hands-on in a supportive atmosphere, and based on our experience and backed up by research in remote care. We use real equipment and simulators in a supportive atmosphere, backed up by the RMAP™ Promise.

By the end of the course you will:

1. Confidently manage a patient, by yourself, for multiple hours and/or days.
2. Conduct pre-planning, risk managements, manage legal issues, and address international travel issues.
3. Develop a mind-set appropriate for and unique to remote and austere settings.
4. Perform appropriate critical emergency skills, and decision-making skills unique to the remote setting.
5. Understand which ALS medications, skills, and equipment are appropriate for remote areas.
6. Have experienced realistic scenarios in a wilderness environment with ALS training mannequins and real equipment.
7. Know specific injuries and illnesses common and unique to wilderness and austere environments.

Instructional Staff

All RMAP™ instructional staff are active medical professionals in remote/wilderness settings.

This course will be held at:

The North Cascade Institute Environmental Learning Center located 1.5 hours east of Sedro-Woolley on the North Cascades Highway/State Route 20 East.

RMAP™ Course Site Information:

Lodging: The Learning Center has three lodges for housing instructors and participants. Each lodge has shared gender-specific bathrooms with showers. The bedrooms vary from two to three twin beds per room. There are several public computers on campus with internet access. Two lodges have a lounge area with sofas, chairs and a limited kitchenette. 

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served in the lakeside dining hall. As part of our Foodshed Project, we try to obtain as many ingredients as possible from local growers and suppliers.

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