Education and Training
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Prolonged Field Care
Designed for situations where evacuation is delayed, this training teaches how to care for critically ill or injured patients over extended periods. Participants learn patient monitoring, wound care, pain management, infection prevention, and decision-making when resources are limited and help is hours—or days—away.
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Light Rope Rescue
Introduces essential rope rescue techniques used in low-angle and simple vertical environments. Students learn basic knots, patient packaging, litter movement, and safe team operations, emphasizing practical skills for rescuing patients in challenging terrain without heavy technical systems.
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BLS (Basic Life Support) + CPR
We provide foundational life-saving skills for responding to cardiac arrest and medical emergencies. Training includes high-quality CPR, use of an AED, choking response, and basic patient assessment, preparing students to act quickly and confidently in both remote and everyday settings.
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Customized Training
Looking for something specific? We offer fully customizable training tailored to your team’s environment, experience level, and mission needs. Whether you need a focused skill refresh or a comprehensive course built around real-world scenarios, we work with you to design training that fits your goals, terrain, and operational challenges.
Training That Makes a Difference
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“ It was a pleasure working with Joe and the team from Remote Medical Rescue. They are, without a doubt, the most professional REMS outfit I have ever encountered.”
—California Incident Management Team 4
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High quality REMS team that was willing to go the extra mile to support the Division. Always helping out with the medical plan and knowing where resources were at, at all times.”
— Div Chase Maness
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“It was a pleasure working with Remote Medical Rescue while assigned to the Diamond Complex. I look forward t o working with them again in the future. I have received nothing but positive feedback from numerous incident personnel regarding their performance and standard of care.“
— Michael Lencioni MedL