
Wilderness First Aid Recert- Colo NSW
August 25 @ 8:00 am - August 26 @ 5:30 pm
$445.00Course | Wilderness First Aid |
Date(s) | 25-26th August 2022 |
Venue | St Joseph's College - Outdoor Education Campus |
Address | 1389 Upper Colo Rd, Upper Colo, NSW. 2756 |
Web | http://www.joeys.org/outdoor-education/colo/ |
Materials | ALL course materials will be distributed Day 1 |
Tuition | $445.00 |
Meals | Self catered limited cold storage available |
Accom | Optional bunkstyle (included in venue fee) |
Venue fee | $30 |
Times | ALL students are required to enrol at 7.45am Day 1 |
Timetable | 8am to 5.30pm each other day (night session day 1) |
NIGHT SESSION | This course involves a night session Tuesday 25 August 2022 which commences 7.30pm & concludes approx 9.30pm |
This program recertifies current Wilderness First Responder (80hr) trained participants (or equvelent) to extend their qualification for a further 3 years. This three day scenario-based course is designed as review and practice of evacuation and decision making guidelines. It also provides wilderness first aiders with current updates in the wilderness medicine field. CPR/AED refresher training is included on this course.
This course is designed specifically to refresh your skills and provide you with the tools to make critical first aid and evacuation decisions in remote locations. Half of your time will be spent completing practical skills, case studies and scenarios designed to challenge your decision making abilities.
PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS ONLINE PRE-COURSE WORK THAT WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE COURSE START. THIS WORK TAKES APPROXIMATELY 12-16 HOURS.
A Statement of Attainment will be issued to students who do not complete the full course, listing the unit they have completed.
NOTE: The Safe Work Australia First Aid Model Code of Practice requires employers to ensure that their nominated first aiders attend training on a regular basis to remain current. The Code of Practice recommends that refresher training in CPR/AED should be undertaken annually from the date of issue and first aid qualification should be renewed every three years from the date of issue to maintain currency.
Students will undergo:
- 100 question multiple choice WFR written test
- CPR/AED practical test
- WFR practical test
Upon successful completion of all assessment tasks, students will be issued with a Nationally Accredited 'Statement of Attainment' provided by Australian Institute of Leadership and Safety (AILS) RTO # 45354 - https://www.ails.edu.au/
Students will also recieve a (50hr) WFAA - Wilderness First Aid OR (60hr) WFAA - Leaders Wilderness First Aid (LWFA) certificate of attendance.
- WFAA SUPPLIES A LIMITED AMOUNT OF GEAR FOR INSTRUCTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!
To ensure ALL students get the most out of their learning participants should bring ALL their own personal equipment (not limited to the list below) to gain a lot stronger understanding and familiarity with how to respond in an emergency situation.
What to Bring (minimum)
- Warm/appropriate clothing to be outside. Please DO NOT wear your best outdoor clothing as you will be outside on the ground and stage makeup will be used which can stain if no washed.
- Sleeping bag
- Foam mat, Thermorest, insulation
- Wet weather gear
- Small tarp, tent flye, hootchi, (some sort of shelter protection)
- Sun protection – 30+SPF/Zinc
- Water bottle
- Backpack
- Pen, paper
- Watch with second hand
- 2 x spare jumpers and t-shirts for padding for splints
- Walking poles, paddles - gear you would normally have with you outdoors that you can use to improvise splints
- If the course has an accommodation option, please bring sleeping bag/linen, pillow and towel, etc.
To maximise participant learning ensure you wear OLD clothing, it may be a good idea to source clothing from a second hand clothing or ‘Opportunity Shop’ beforehand.Throughout the course we use stage makeup and it states that it does not stain clothing/material this may not always be
Other topics inc:
- Introduction & Medical Legal Issues
- Patient Assessment & Basic Life support
- Advanced vital signs assessment
- Traumatic Injuries
- Spinal Injury
- Rolls & lifts
- Spineboards/litters packaging
- Wilderness Focussed Spine Assessment
- Head Injury
- Wilderness Wound Management
- Musculoskeletal Injuries
- Environmental Injuries
- Cold injuries & Illness
- Heat Illnesses
- Australian Bites & Stings
- Environmental Emergencies
- Medical Emergencies
- Advanced Vital Signs
- Medications
- Injectables
- Adult CPR/EAR Wilderness Specific
‘See you on Day One’
Regards
Instructor Team
COVID 19 - THIS VENUE IS A COVID SAFE VENUE, STUDENTS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE VACCINATED TO ATTEND THIS PROGRAM. STUDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO 'CHECK IN'. BE AWARE VACCINATION STATUS MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME IN THE STATE OF TAS.
PLEASE NOTE: As a part of COVID 19 measures and student protection ALL students are required to bring a face mask, safety glasses and personal hand sanitiser. WFAA does not allow sharing of sanitiser via a community source.
Conditions: Must hold current WFA/LWFA certification outlining Units of Competency
Cost: Tuition $445.00, PLUS $30.00 inc. venue, accommodation & self catering
Location: SJC, 1389 Upper Colo Rd, Upper Colo, NSW. 2756
Positions: Positions available
Details
- Start:
- August 25 @ 8:00 am
- End:
- August 26 @ 5:30 pm
- Cost:
- $445.00
- Event Categories:
- Blended Delivery, Wilderness First Aid Recertification
Venue
- St Joseph’s College
-
1389 Upper Colo Rd
Upper Colo, NSW 2756 Australia + Google Map - Phone:
- 02 4565 9246
- Website:
- http://www.joeys.org/outdoor-education/colo/