Wilderness Class - SWMNH

Name: Wilderness Class - SWMNH
Start: 2024-01-14T09:30:00-0700
End: 2024-12-08T17:00:00-0700
Location: Southwest Museum of Natural History Annex

Sat, Dec 7, 8:30am - Dec 8, 5pm MST

Southwest Museum of Natural History Annex

mesa, united states

Staying Alive

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Location:

Southwest Museum of Natural History Annex
54 N MacDonald

Mesa, AZ 85201

Schedule:
April 6th 8am- 5pm
CPR Add On 5pm - 7pm ($35)

April 7th 9:30am - 5:30 pm

Description of class - Wilderness environments create special situations not usually encountered in an urban or suburban environment. In this program, students learn how to prevent some emergencies and what to do should one arise and help is not readily available. This course is designed for situations where help may take up to an hour to get to the patient.

This comprehensive course meets the Boy Scouts and National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) curriculum and guidelines.

Lunch: 1 hour break for lunch, each day. Feel free to bring lunch or get a lunch nearby.

Course content includes:

o Preparation and Assessment

o Preventing and Caring for Injuries

o Environmental Hazards

o Biological Hazards

o Medical Emergencies

o basic CPR and First Aid is a prerequisite, can be added on during checkout process.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Staying Alive LLC was begun by Deanna Young as a better way to provide quality, professional CPR and First Aid instruction and certification in the Phoenix valley*. Ms. Young began teaching in CPR and First Aid in 2008 and saw a great need for honesty, integrity and professionalism of instructors and their training centers. She believes that everyone should have the opportunity to learn the lifesaving skills of CPR and First Aid at reasonable rates. And, in 2012, Staying Alive LLC was born with the idea that with proper instruction, anyone can be a guardian angel.

Deanna Young grew up in Illinois where she learned to teach and guide groups as a camp counselor and weekend group director at a private dude ranch. After moving to Arizona in 1988, Deanna began learning business management and employee development and was thrust into real life medical training when she found herself dealing with severe allergies, asthma, immune deficiency, heart attacks and blood sugar issues of friends and family around her.

After countless emergency room visits, hospital stays, doctor visits, ASHI training and lots of research, she has developed a deep knowledge of how to recognize and deal with many life threatening conditions, such as pneumonia and heart attacks. Deanna has spent more than 12 years volunteering with local Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts as a leader and as First Aid merit badge counselor and instructor. Helping people is what she does best, just like a guardian angel. She is, now, teaching others to do the same; to be someone’s guardian angel.

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