

2027 dates released !
First of our 2027 dates are now out. More next week. 2028 dates to follow in December. Exped medic wanting to up- skill and achieve certifications endorsed by the sector leading professional organisations ? First exped medic job next year ? Wanting to improve your med skills for 2027 ? Join us on our unique and professionally endorsed or certified training modules. We are the first and only organisation, globally, to have multiple courses/ programme modules independently tes


Prolonged Field Care course: Endorsed by the Faculty of Pre Hospital Care, Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh).
We are delighted to announce that the Faculty of Pre Hospital Care of The Royal College of Surgeons (Edinburgh) has, in a sector and UK first, following a lengthy, thorough and in depth process, extending over more than a year, endorsed both content and delivery of our long standing and UK sector leading Prolonged Field Care Course. ‘This Course has been endorsed by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. The Course complies with the t


Comms: Starlink ; batteries, use in the heat & change in overseas usage (duration) terms. Top Cover, standards and more.
Starlink : batteries, use in the heat & change in overseas usage (duration) terms. Starlink is now a very well used piece of tech for remote field operations. We cover comms and Starlink use on our R/EMO:TE Medic and Wilderness First Responder courses. R/EMO:TE Medic is a 5 day course for health care professionals and those holding FREC 4 and above. https://www.r2rinternational.com/remotemedic The course is a stand alone course but also one module on our 7 module R/EMO:TE Med


Reflections on 2024 in pictures and thoughts …plus some 2025 spoilers …
A look back at 2024 in words and pictures.. abd and a look ahead…


Casualty Care in the cold. Casualty management priorities, Formula 1 pit stop team approach; Hypothermia wraps/protection & heat loss prevention in the field:
Formula 1 pit stop hypothermia approach. Heat loss / Cold needs to be managed from the outset. It’s something most of us in the outdoor/expedition medical world have been doing for decades. It’s nothing new. We do this by using group shelters / bothy bags and also other interventions. Good skills to have the wider team trained to do this in parallel at the very start of the very longstanding CABCDE approach. It’s exactly why our ‘Check cards’ have been headed by a ‘Cold Card’


Advanced Wilderness Life Support and Fellowship in the Academy of Wilderness Medicine - with R2Ri.
AWLS, PHTLS, Risk Management and expedition planning courses suitable for Wilderness Medics. So, a year ago, we had just finished the...


Meeting the New Wilderness Medical Course Guidance: courses with Remote Area Risk International.
The updated guidance on Medical Provision for Wilderness Medicine only serve to emphasise the relevance of our carefully selected and...
