Wilderness First Aid and WFR courses in NC, SC, TN & GA

Wilderness First Aid training. The Resusci-Taters. Wilderness First Responder Training with The Resusci-Taters.

Upcoming Wilderness Calendar 2026

Advanced WFA: May26-27 & June 2-3 Ocoee, TN

WFA: June 4-5. Long Creek, SC

Advanced WFA: June 8-12. Long Creek, SC

WFR: November 7-14. Nantahala Gorge, NC

Click on dates above for more information and to register.

Why take your next wilderness medicine class with The Resusci-Taters

3 year certification for the wilderness courses through Sierra Rescue International

Scenarios and hands-on learning

Gain confidence to respond in emergency

CPR included in ALL courses, not after class and no extra cost. *2 year certification

Sierra Rescue International (SRI) certifications are widely recognized and reciprocated

Budget certification options available for kids, scouts, and camps. *Contact us for more info

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We provide custom WILDERNESS MEDICINE training at your location

Contact us for pricing and details.

COURSES AVAILABLE:

Wilderness First Aid: 2 Day

Advanced Wilderness First Aid: 5 day

Wilderness First Responder: 8 Day

The Resusci-Taters is a registered training agency with

SRI - Sierra Rescue International

3 year certs, wider recognition

and

ECSI - The Emergency Care and Safety Institute

2 year certs, budget conscious choice

This allows us to better serve your certification needs. Most of our courses are operated through SRI. ECSI wilderness offerings are clearly marked.

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Authorized trainer for

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