The SWAT (standing for Stretch Wrap And Tuck) Tourniquet is Remote Medical International's number one recommended tourniquet option. With no spinning parts or pins, and no complicated straps, the SWAT-T...
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Remote Medical International is teaming up with Planet Granite to offer the Wilderness First Responder Training in San Francisco January 7-16, 2011. The Wilderness First Responder is the outdoor adventure…
In 2009 November Remote Medical International teamed with Sawtooth Mountain Guides (SMG) to put on a public Wilderness First Responder (WFR) training. The student body was composed of world-class professional…
Many of you know Melissa Arnot, a wilderness medicine instructor here as well as Himalayan climber and guide. We were saddened yesterday to learn that her climbing partner, Chhewang Nima…
Come 1 April 1, 2011, thousands of four-wheel-drive vehicles and adventure motorcyclists from all over the world will come together in Amado, Arizona. For three days they will camp out,…
Jake Haupert in the backcountry, photo courtesy of EverGreen Escapes.Our latest profile takes a look at the training that Remote Medical International provides for Seattle-based EverGreen Escapes. A little over…
Since 2005, Dr. David Townes has played a critical role at Remote Medical International as Chief Medical Advisor. It is my pleasure to announce that this week he accepted the…
How many professors do you know take their office out to climb South Sister on a beautiful Friday afternoon? Professor Janet Peterson might be the only one. “Instead of a…
With a background that includes everything from military search and rescue to medical missions abroad, former Remote Medical student Eric Linder knows remote medicine. “I started out in the military…
One of the first things Adam Russell tells me when we meet is that he’s fresh off a climb. “I just got back from Mazama where we were climbing Prime…
