SAR Medical Factors
- FACE TO FACE -
The safety of life is paramount above all other objectives of a search and rescue mission. Planning for a medical emergency goes hand-in-hand with search and rescue planning.
“Every search and rescue mission is a medical emergency
until the search and rescue officer has confirmed otherwise.”
The SAR Medical Factors course is designed to provide participants with essential medical knowledge and skills required for effective decision-making and intervention during search and rescue operations. The course covers a range of medical conditions, emergency care techniques, and practical strategies to address the unique challenges faced in SAR missions. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the tools to manage medical emergencies in diverse and challenging environments.
- Understand the physiological and psychological effects of various environments on individuals during SAR operations.
- Recognize and respond to common medical emergencies encountered in SAR scenarios.
- Apply first aid and advanced medical care techniques tailored to remote and challenging locations.
- Develop strategies for effective medical decision-making under pressure.
Pre-requisite: Advanced First Aide
Duration: Tailored specifically to client’s requirements (face-to-face)
Price: Price on application