Is a Wilderness first Responder course worth the money? I can

It's worth the money if you plan on getting a job where you'll get paid more to have WFR training. If not, then it probably isn't worth the money.

If you are strapped for cash you should just buy a book on first aid and learn that way.

>>639187
> passes out
> dick in hand

Well you should have fucked her, sounds like you were ready!

>>639191
You are what is wrong with the world.

Kill yourself

bumping in hopes of not retarded posts

>>639208
With WFR training all you'd have done is:
ask if she wants assistance
immobilize spine
direct pressure to head if it was bleeding
ask her questions like what day is it, what was she doing etc to make sure she isn't concussed

Legally you aren't allowed to do much with WFR training because it is only for wilderness and not applicable when real medical assistance is less than an hour away. You do get CPR certification, but you can get it for cheaper by just doing a CPR course.

>>639210
>Legally you aren't allowed to do much with WFR training because it is only for wilderness and not applicable when real medical assistance is less than an hour away.
LOL what fucking law school did you go to?

EMT here

Just go get Red Cross CPR/first aid certified. It's about all anyone can do legally, even me.
It just takes a day and costs about $50.

>>639224
Do you even know what the course includes?

Paramedic here. Second the opinion to just get CPR/first aid.

You'll learn a few things. There's not much you'd have done for a girl passing out anyways.

>>639231
>>639224
>not sc/out/s at all

>>639228
http://www.redcross.org/m/take-a-class/program-highlights/cpr-first-aid#arcmobile

>>639187
why the fuck do you masturbate when a girl passes out?

>>639187

RN fag here. Like said before in the topic. Just go get your first aid and cpr cert. That is much helpful than the wilderness crap.

If you really dead set on getting your wild training, go do that too.

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If you've got the money and want to do it, go for it. Buddy did it a year or two ago and really enjoyed it.

I stick with First Aid/CPR/AED; most of the guys I ride with all carry that. Very few are WFR.

What do you really want to get out of it though? Are you in a position (Guide, instructor, crew leader, whatever) where you need that?
Can you get work to pay for it (or a basic First Aid class)?

I'd go with a basic first aid/CPR class, then do WFR if you still want to go beyond FA/CPR/AED.

>>639203
He was being flippant.