The Wilderness First Responder program, presented by Wilderness Medical Associates, is the ideal emergency medical training for leaders in remote areas. Outdoor educators, wilderness guides, members of the military, professional search and rescue teams, field researchers, and individuals involved in disaster relief will gain valuable skills from this comprehensive and practical curriculum. The course includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
An overview of the curriculum and other info can be found on the WMA site.
To register, please call (845) 985-2291 ext. 226 or email info@eastvalleyranch.org.
Certified Horsemanship Association
Standard Instructor Clinic
May 20-24, 2024
Become a CHA-certified riding instructor in English and/or Western disciplines. Four levels of certification can be achieved in the clinic, with the potential of being recommended as an Assistant Clinic Instructor.
The certification process comprises an evaluation by two certified CHA clinicians throughout the five-day clinic. The clinic will involve teaching at least four practice lessons, a riding evaluation, a written test, and participation in workshops on risk management, teaching techniques, professionalism, and herd management. Candidates will teach lessons on topics assigned by the certifier. When not teaching, the candidates will ride in lessons role-playing as students. Expect Full days with lots of outdoor activity. Your certification level will be at the sole discretion of the clinic staff and no certification of any kind is guaranteed.
The cost is $975/person and includes lodging and meals at East Valley Ranch.
