Those of you who have listened to the last couple of Survivalist Prepper shows know we’ve been working on getting a 2 day survival medicine course put together in Colorado in October. Kevin Reiter from WildSafety.com will be doing the bulk of the training, but in the process of setting everything up he has added a few guest trainers.

The great thing about this is that it gives us the ability to make this course more “preppercentric” (if that’s a word). With the guest trainers, this 2 day course will include not just survival first aid, but natural hazzard awareness, CQB (Close Quarters Battle) room clearing, HAM radio basics and more.

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SPP212 PrepperMed Colorado

In this weeks podcast Kevin and I went into quite a bit of detail about what this course will include. There is a list of topics and guests below, but I highly suggest you listen to the show. We went into much more detail about how exciting, economical and educational Colorado PrepperMed will be.

PrepperMed Details…

Here are some of the details we have so far for the PrepperMed course. As I said earlier, make sure and sign up for email updates. There will be quite a few more updates in the coming weeks, including the venue and pricing.

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Where: Ramada Denver Downtown,1150 East Colfax Ave., Denver, CO 80218 (We have 10 rooms blocked out at a discounted rate – details will be sent after you register)

Cost: This course will be NO MORE than $200. Kevin has set this up to be a not for profit course. This means the final cost will be determined by how many people sign up. There will also be a discount for Survivalist Prepper Academy members.

Date: The training will be October 7th and 8th (Saturday and Sunday) and will be a combination of indoor and outdoor training.

Class Size: We want to keep this course to around 15 to 20 people. The reason for this is because we want people to get everything they possibly can out of the training. A smaller group will allow everyone to interact and ask the questions they want to ask.

Day 1 Training:

(8 or 9AM until …?)

The first day will be done around 6PM. We left it a question mark because if people are still learning and enjoying themselves, we can keep going.

* Introduction: Description of Wilderness First Aid

* Vital Sign Assessment: Lecture and Practice

* Patient Assessment: Demonstration, Lecture and Practice

* Bleeding and Shock: Lecture and Practice

* Wound Management: Lecture and Practice

* Abdominal and Chest Injuries: Lecture and Practice

* Extremity Injuries: (Fractures/Dislocations/Immobilization)

* Spinal immobilization and patient transport workshop

* Heat & Cold Injuries Bites, Stings & Anaphylaxis

* First Aid Kits

* Drowning and Lightning Injuries

Day 2:

(8 or 9AM until 5PM)

On day 2 we will need to end around 5PM for people who need to catch flights or travel.

* Wilderness First Aid Wrap-up ( 1 hour)

* Room Clearing/CQB with Brian Duff (2 hours)

* Natural Hazards Awareness for the Non-Responder with Kyle Nelson (2 hours)