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Wilderness First Aid Courses 2008 Sponsored by Grand Canyon River Guides Desert Medicine Institute (Dr. Tom Myers & Dr. Michelle Grua) Wilderness First Responder—January 5–11, 2008 Prerequisite: None Location: Arizona Raft Adventures, Flagstaff, az Time: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Certification: 3-year wfr certification and 2-year cpr certification Cost: $435 Wilderness Review (Recert) Course—January 25–27, 2007 [NOTE: THIS COURSE IS FULL AT THIS TIME]* Prerequisite: Dmi will accept anyone who has had and kept current a wfr certification (80-hour course) through Wilderness Medical Associates, wmi, solo, nols, dmm and other Wilderness medicine providers. Location: Arizona Raft Adventures, Flagstaff, az Time: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Certification: Renews your certification for three years plus 2-year cpr cert. Cost: $180 *We will start a waiting list, but you better have a backup plan! Contact the gcrg office for more class options. Lodging and meals for both classes are on your own. Our dmi courses provide a 3-year wfr certification and a twoyear cpr certification. Class size is strictly limited to 22 participants. Send your $50 non-refundable deposit to us at po Box 1934, Flagstaff, az 86002 to hold a space. Checks can be made payable to gcrg. If you work for an outfitter who pays 100% of the course costs, just contact us at gcrg@infomagic.net or at (928) 773-1075 to sign up. Gcrg reserves the right to cancel any classes due to insufficient enrollment. Call the gcrg office with any questions. . First Aid Course Registration Wilderness First Responder Name ______________________________________________________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________________________________ City _______________________________________________State ___________Zip______________ Phone (important!)_______________________________Email _______________________________ Outfitter_________________________________________________ Type of current 1st aid _____________________________________ boatman’s quarterly review page 45
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