Remote Medical Training

Remote Medical Training Train, Empower, & Certify. Specialized medical training for outdoor enthusiasts, medical professionals, maritime teams, and tactical units worldwide.

07/28/2026

A researcher pulls on field pants that hung outside her tent overnight and feels a mild sting. Two days later: a dark purple lesion, a pale ring, increasing pain, and firmness to the touch. You suspect loxoscelism, and the nearest facility is six hours out.

What’s your assessment, and what can you actually do in the field versus what needs evacuation? This scenario tests how you manage a slow-developing envenomation far from care.

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07/14/2026

Day 3 of a 7-day solo trek, 15+ miles behind you, and both heels are now painful blisters with a large fluid-filled one on your big toe. Four days of hiking remain and there’s no easy way out. Do you drain it or leave it intact? How do you dress it to keep hiking without inviting infection?

Small problems like this end more expeditions than dramatic emergencies do. Walk through the scenario with us and test your decision-making.

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Meet Libby! We’re excited to shine a spotlight on one of the incredible instructors who helps make Remote Medical Traini...
07/11/2026

Meet Libby! We’re excited to shine a spotlight on one of the incredible instructors who helps make Remote Medical Training what it is. Her passion for teaching and dedication to her students are just a few of the reasons we’re so grateful to have her on our team.

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07/09/2026

Last month we had the privilege of leading a Wilderness First Aid training with the crew of Seattle Tall Ships—and we’re excited to share what came out of it. Working aboard a tall ship means operating far from definitive care, where crew members need to assess and treat confidently until help is reachable. That reality shaped everything we covered.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be rolling out a series of mini training clips from the session, each focused on patient assessment and treatment adapted to maritime crew protocols. From initial assessment to hands-on treatment, these clips are built for the unique demands of life at sea.

Proud to partner with Seattle Tall Ships on this collaboration.

Here’s what’s happening this month at Remote Medical Training:🗓️July 7 — BLS, PALS & ACLS Renewals🗓️July 8 — ACLS🗓️July ...
07/06/2026

Here’s what’s happening this month at Remote Medical Training:

🗓️July 7 — BLS, PALS & ACLS Renewals
🗓️July 8 — ACLS
🗓️July 9 — PALS
🗓️July 13 — HREMT 0806 In-Person Training STARTS
🗓️July 27 — REMT & HREMT

Whether you’re keeping your credentials current or starting something new, we’ve got a spot for you. Seats fill fast, so don’t wait!

Enroll today — link in bio!

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Breech presentations are rare but require rapid recognition and appropriate management when they occur. This training re...
06/12/2026

Breech presentations are rare but require rapid recognition and appropriate management when they occur. This training reviews essential assessment and intervention strategies for handling breech births in emergency and remote care settings.

Assessing labor in remote environments requires preparation, observation, and clinical decision-making. Explore the stag...
06/01/2026

Assessing labor in remote environments requires preparation, observation, and clinical decision-making.

Explore the stages of labor and learn how to evaluate and support a patient when definitive care may be hours away.

05/13/2026

In remote environments, a snake bite can escalate from uncertainty to emergency in minutes.

Distinguishing between a dry bite and true envenomation is critical—and so is managing patient anxiety, limiting venom spread, and making the right evacuation decision.

Do you know what to look for and how to respond in the field?

Step into the scenario and sharpen your wilderness response skills.

05/06/2026

In remote settings, limited resources and emerging symptoms can create complex clinical challenges.

Zika virus exposure carries heightened risks—especially during pregnancy—making early recognition, risk assessment, and management decisions essential.

When you’re far from advanced care, what steps do you take?

Work through the scenario and strengthen your approach to infectious disease response in the field.

04/29/2026

Pressure-related injuries can escalate quickly when early warning signs are ignored.

Middle ear barotrauma is a common but potentially serious diving complication, especially when equalization fails and a diver continues descent.

Recognizing symptoms, assessing severity, and knowing when evacuation is necessary are critical skills in remote environments.

Put your knowledge to the test and learn how to respond effectively.

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