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than minutes, so many phases of patient care that usually take place in a hospital must be carried out in the field. Second, severe environments dramatically increase the complexity of any emergency and heighten risk to patient and rescuers alike. Third, limited equipment makes improvisation and resourcefulness essential skills.
Classes are fast-paced with an emphasis on practical skills. Mornings are devoted to lectures while afternoon and evenings are spent outside working on everything from Utter construction to full-scale rescue simulation. All simulations will be video taped and debriefed for enhanced learning.
Call David Goodman 540/831-7720 degoodman@radford.edu for location & registration information.
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