Wilderness First Responder Re-Certification
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Upcoming Events
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Friday, May 22 until Saturday, May 23
$395 for General Public
$325 for L&C Undergrad Students -
Saturday, November 21 until Sunday, November 22
$395 for General Public
$325 for L&C Undergrad Students
This course may be used to re-certify current Wilderness First Responder and Wilderness EMT (wilderness portion only) certifications. This hybrid format re-certification is taught by NOLS Wilderness Medicine, and includes roughly 10 hours of online coursework to be completed prior to the 2 days of in-person course sessions. This course includes review and practice of evacuation and decision making guidelines. It also provides wilderness medicine practitioners with current updates in the wilderness medicine field.
WFR re-certification is offered at L&C in November and May annually.
- $395 for General Public: Register through the NOLS website here for the May 2026 course, or here for the November 2026 course.
- $325 for L&C Undergraduate Students: Register in-person at the College Outdoors office in Fowler 239, or by calling 503-768-7116
The fee for this course covers instruction, tuition, books, and first aid materials for the scenarios.
Participants should be prepared to sit, stand, kneel, bend, twist, walk, and carry >20lbs. The class involves classroom learning and outdoor rescue scenarios on uneven terrain in all weather conditions. Participants will be in close contact with one another, including physical contact (disposable gloves are provided). Participants will need to be able to make visual observations of patients
Essential Eligibility Criteria (EEC)
This guide outlines the minimum physical and emotional requirements that must be met by each participant on College Outdoors trips. While we aim to accommodate all students, if the Essential Eligibility Criteria are not met, your safety and overall success may be compromised. Find out more (PDF). For any questions about accommodations, please contact us at outdoors@lclark.edu.
- ☐ Sleeping indoors
- ☐ Sleeping outdoors
- ☑ Electricity
- ☑ Wifi
- ☑ Cell phone service
- ☑ Heating
- ☐ Beds
- ☑ Bathrooms
- ☑ Gender-inclusive bathrooms
- ☐ Showers
- ☐ Wheelchair accessible
- ☐ Food for any Dietary Restrictions
All trip participants and leaders are expected to follow CO policies, which you can see here. This document includes info on healthy practices, water/swimming policies, environmental safety, community standards, and leader responsibilities.
College Outdoors is located in room 239 of Fowler Student Center on the Undergraduate Campus.
email outdoors@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-7116
Director Kori Campbell
College Outdoors
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road
Portland OR 97219