40+ hour Alaska-based entry-level course teaching trauma response, bleeding control, airway management, and patient assessment, built for responders in rural, wildland, and remote environments where EMS access is limited or delayed.

An 80-hour upgrade for certified ETTs ready to lead. This course expands trauma care into full EMT‑1 scope covering medical emergencies, airway management, patient assessments, CPR, splinting, and medications, built for rural responders operating where backup isn't guaranteed.

A 56-hour advanced course for certified EMT‑1s. Covers IV access, fluid therapy, and administration of approved medications for managing medical and trauma emergencies. Designed for rural providers expanding beyond BLS to deliver higher-level care in remote settings.

A high-threat, civilian-focused trauma course based on military TCCC principles. TECC trains responders to manage bleeding, airway compromise, and life-threatening injuries in tactical, remote, or hostile environments. Ideal for EMS, fire, law enforcement, and wildland medics operating with delayed access to definitive care.

A 16–20 hour course teaching essential medical skills for remote environments. Covers patient assessment, bleeding control, splinting, environmental emergencies, and prolonged care when evacuation is delayed. Ideal for outdoor staff, guides, field crews, and anyone working beyond immediate EMS access.

Tired of tacticool packs that look good but don’t match your mission? We can assist in building or designing medical kits that actually work. Custom-configured for your people, environment, and operational needs. No fluff. No filler. Just gear that performs when it matters.

Carrying gear you can’t use? Running protocols, no one understands? We cut the guesswork and dial in exactly what your remote providers should do in the field. Real scope. Real clarity. No more duct-taped workarounds from urban based protocols.

A Bear Guard EMT provides medical support and wildlife safety in remote areas where bear encounters are a risk. They combine emergency medical skills with field safety awareness to protect crews during fieldwork, often serving in roles like environmental surveys, construction, or exploration in bear country.

Don’t see exactly what you need? Let’s talk. We’ll work with you to understand your mission, identify the gaps, and build a plan that fits — no cookie-cutter fixes, just real solutions that work where you do.

Basic life-saving training that covers how to recognize and respond to medical emergencies. Includes hands-on skills like CPR, bleeding control, wound care, and what to do until EMS arrives. Ideal for workplaces, outdoor staff, and anyone who wants to be prepared in an emergency.

The process of developing clear, practical plans for how to respond to medical emergencies, injuries, or incidents in your specific environment. Includes roles, communication steps, evacuation procedures, and resource planning built to help teams stay prepared, calm, and effective when the unexpected happens.