We are almost never without our cell phones. Now we never have to be without a Wilderness First Aid SOAP Note.
This SOAP Note is an edit-enabled PDF form that resides on your phone.
Fill out the fields on your cell phone, save the form and email, text or share with EMS. Download the SOAP Note here.
If you are looking for a printable SOAP Note, you can download a copy here.
Do you need to be Wilderness First Aid certified or re-certify? Wilderness First Aid courses are available at the School of First Aid. Study online with a one-day Skills Assessment. Learn more here.
A graduate of my Wilderness First Aid Course is working on the family farm when his dad suddenly presents with the signs and symptoms of a heart attack. With no cell phone service and the closest hospital almost 90 minutes away, this graduate had to use his training to save his dad’s life.
His girlfriend has been stung by a bee and she is allergic to bee stings. This graduate of my Wilderness First Aid Course applied what he learned in class and did not need to use an EpiPen. He’s a hero to his girlfriend.
Hybrid Learning – Online Lectures, One Day Skills Assessment
The School of First Aid Wilderness First Aid Certification course is designed specifically to provide NICA coaches with the skills and knowledge to care for illnesses and injuries in remote environments when EMS is not minutes away.
This course meets NICA requirements for WFA training, is approved by the Boy Scouts of America and is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA) under the ACA’s standard “HW.2.2/ST.3.2 First Aid & Emergency Care Personnel.”
Course Overview
Online – Classroom lectures, demonstrations, and presentations found in a traditional, onsite, two-day, sixteen-hour Wilderness First Aid certification course. Downloadable bonus content, electronic textbook, graded quizzes and practice scenarios included.
Outdoors, High fidelity, Onsite Skills Assessment – Eight hours of hands-on skills assessment where coaches will demonstrate splinting skills, primary and secondary assessment skills and identifying and treating illnesses and injuries. Personal Protective Equipment and strict hygiene protocols surpassing local COVID-19 mandates and meeting medical protocols will be enforced.
