| Northern
Cairn
In
addition to offering Wilderness Medical Associates®,
SRS & WRG and American Heart Association programs, Northern
Cairn also offers fully customizable programs designed specifically
to meet the needs of our clients. Below are a few examples
of courses developed by Northern Cairn for various entities.
At Northern Cairn we believe in Quality not Quantity. Let
us design an exceptional program for you. For more information
contact us at (231) 347-9742 ext. 118 or email us at the link
provided.
More
classes will be offered, so be sure to check our web site
regularly for additions to our schedule.
Officer
Down-NEW
16
Hours
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Purpose:
The Officer Down or (OD) program
is designed to give non-medically trained law
enforcement professionals the knowledge and ability
to treat life threatening emergencies in the first
few moments after a critical incident or when
EMS is denied entry into a scene for safety reasons.
This program is registered with MCOLES and is
eligible for 302 funding.
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Basic
Rope Rescue for First Responders (BRR)
12 Hours
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Purpose:
The Basic Rope Rescue or (BRR) program
is designed to meet and exceed the basic rope
rescue needs of agencies who primarily work
in the low angle environment (slopes of 15 to
40 degrees). This course is designed to
be the initial training program for students
who intend to continue on with more advanced
high angle rope rescue skills. Program
instructional objectives include, but are not
limited to, low angle litter movement, rappelling,
knots, anchor points, patient packaging and
backboarding.
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Advanced
Rope Rescue for First Responders (ARR)
12 Hours
Purpose:
The Advanced Rope Rescue or (ARR) program
is designed to meet and exceed the more advanced
rope rescue needs of agencies who primarily work
in the low angle environment (slopes of 15 to
40 degrees) but may occasionally be called to
work a rescue in a vertical environment.
This course is designed to be a continuation of
the BRR initial training program.
Program instructional objectives include, but
are not limited to, advanced rapelling techniques,
simple mechanical advantage systems, ascending
and a brief review of all instructional objectives
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Low
Angle Rescue Support Team (LARST)
10.5
Hours
Purpose:
The
Low Angle Rescue Support Team (LARST)
program is a 10.5 hour low angle rescue
course that focuses on the needs of Fire, EMS
, & Law Enforcement agencies who work primarily
in the low angle environment (15-40 degrees).
Heavy emphasis is placed on knots, patient packaging,
anchor points, body belays and team litter movement.
Students will also participate in a rescue simulation
for the culmination of the program.
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