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Wilderness Medicine Course
School of Nursing ​
Presented by NOLS Wilderness Medicine


Join Linfield University's School of Nursing ​as we explore how to adapt urban medical knowledge to remote settings

December 7-8, 2024
8am-5pm
Portland Campus, Linfield University: Building 4
$365
Requirements: Must have completed, or are currently enrolled in a level 300 nursing course and above
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            ARE YOU READY TO STEP FORWARD IN AN EMERGENCY?

Wilderness Medicine at NOLS Wilderness Medicine Courses offer an incredible opportunity to expand your wilderness medicine skills, discover your unique leadership style, and gain confidence in your ability to navigate and adapt to the unpredictable medical challenges common in remote outdoor environments.
What are the skills associated with wilderness medicine?Skills associated with wilderness medicine include:
  • Patient assessment and management in remote settings.
  • Wound care and infection management.
  • Fracture and dislocation stabilization.
  • Management of hypothermia, heat-related illnesses, and altitude sickness.
  • Improvisation with limited medical supplies.
  • Decision-making for evacuation and prolonged patient care.
  • Environmental hazard management (e.g., lightning, water hazards, wildlife encounters).
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    • Fire Pit Permit - On Campus
    • 25Live Training
    • AV Best Practices
    • Contact
    • Words and Wine 2025
    • 2025 Wildcat Team Football Camp >
      • 2025 Intent to Attend Football Camp - SOLD OUT
      • Session 1 Teams 2025 >
        • Individual Player
        • Banks HS
        • Cascade HS
        • Clackamas HS
        • Hood River Valley HS
        • Jesuit HS
        • King's Way Christian HS
        • La Center HS
        • Madras HS
        • Mountainside HS
        • Mt. View (OR) HS
        • Newberg HS
        • Omak HS
        • Ridgeview HS
        • Rochester HS
        • Sprague HS
        • Steilacoom HS
        • Tigard HS
        • Yamhill-Carlton HS
      • Session 2 Teams 2025 >
        • Camas HS
        • Douglas HS
        • Eddyville Charter School
        • Evergreen HS
        • Franklin HS
        • Hoquiam HS
        • Hudson's Bay HS
        • Juneau-Douglas HS
        • La Salle HS
        • Lincoln HS
        • Mount Vernon HS
        • Oak Harbor HS
        • Oregon City HS
        • Powers HS
        • Sherwood HS
        • South Eugene HS
        • Sweet Home HS
        • West Albany HS
  • Sip & Slice