Wilderness. Rescue. Medicine.

Is your team ready for the next high-stakes mission?

 

Our mission is to provide SAR practitioners with the skills, strategies and mindset to competently rescue subjects in wilderness and mountain environments. Go beyond the typical curriculum and skill sets taught in common rescue courses and let us help optimize your team for high-stakes missions. Be the team that thrives and excels when lives are on the line. Let’s train together, so your team won’t have to rise to the occasion, they will default to their level of training. A high-performing SAR team.

Field Courses

SARMED WFR

Wilderness First Responder Certification for SAR Teams

This specialty wilderness medicine course is designed specifically for SAR technicians who are deployed as first responders on SAR and mountain rescue teams.

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Technical Rope Rescue

Workshops and gap analysis for your team in low angle rescue, high angle rescue and mountain rescue.

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Whether it is a wilderness medicine or technical rescue course, our trainings will empower you to unleash your full potential as a wilderness rescuer.

  • Perform under Pressure

    Learn how to “own the pressure” while saving your mental bandwidth for the most difficult challenges. Using these techniques during high-stress missions will optimize your team to perform at the highest level.

  • Eliminate the Possibility of Failure

    Strategies to reduce individual and organizational failures. How to stay organized, efficient, and manage surprises and curve balls during rescue operations.

  • Rescue Leader Mindset

    Provide exemplary leadership to your team mates for mission success using the principles of Mission Clarity, Prioritizing & Executing Tasks through Enhanced Communication, Risk Analysis for Mission Buy-In and more techniques used by high-performance teams.

“You nailed it! I feel so much more confident and capable coming out of your class. Much more so than my first full week class with a competitor. You have a great way of simplifying and helping us focus on what’s important.”

— Mountain Rescuer in WFR Refresher Course