The Mountain Medics 16 hour outdoor first aid course is led by a team of highly experienced and qualified instructors, our course goes beyond the traditional first aid training. We understand the unique challenges of remote and wild environments, and our curriculum is tailored to address those specific scenarios. From managing injuries caused by slips and falls to dealing with exposure to the elements, we cover a wide range of practical scenarios you might encounter in the wilderness.

By choosing our paramedic-led first aid training, outdoor instructors can enhance their qualifications and ensure the safety of themselves and their clients in remote and challenging settings.

The Mountain Medics Outdoor First Aid course is the best choice for those seeking comprehensive and practical training tailored for real-world outdoor scenarios. The course combines extensive knowledge with hands-on experience, ensuring participants gain the confidence and skills necessary to respond effectively to emergencies in remote environments. Unlike generic courses, the content is specifically designed to address the unique challenges of outdoor settings, such as delayed rescue times and the need for improvised techniques. This focus on relevant skills, along with the provision of HSE-compliant training, equips individuals with essential life-saving abilities that are vital for adventurers, outdoor leaders.

Our comprehensive first aid training is ideally tailored for outdoor instructors, encompassing a wide variety of professionals such as those affiliated with the British Mountaineering Council (BMC), D of E leaders, sailors from the Royal Yachting Association (RYA), ecologists, rangers, forestry workers, mountain bike guides, canoe and kayak instructors, field studies teachers, expedition leaders, and many others engaged in outdoor activities.