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  • Tactical Lifesaver Course

    April 15th and 16th, 2006
    Douglas, Georgia

New Dates to be announced soon- stay tuned for updates.

In the 1990's, JRH pioneered medical training for survivalists with Survival Medicine I, II, III, IV and V classes. Now we are proud to offer a 2 day Tactical Lifesaver course.

Taught by a physician's assistant and Iraq war vet who teaches the Combat Casualty Lifesaver course to the military, this course is a great way to increase your medical skills.

Topics include:

INDIVIDUAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE,  PERFORM FIRST AID TO CLEAR AN OBJECT STUCK IN THE THROAT OF A CONCIOUS CASUALTY, PERFORM MOUTH-TO-MOUTH RESUSCITATION, PERFORM FIRST AID FOR BLEEDING OF AN EXTREMITY,  PERFORM FIRST AID FOR AN OPEN CHEST WOUND, PERFORM FIRST AID FOR AN OPEN ABDOMINAL WOUND, PERFORM FIRST AID FOR AN OPEN HEAD WOUND,  PERFORM FIRST AID TO PREVENT OR CONTROL SHOCK, PERFORM FIRST AID FOR A SUSPECTED FRACTURE,: IMMOBILIZE A SUSPECTED SPINAL INJURY,  PERFORM FIRST AID FOR BURNS, PERFORM FIRST AID FOR HEAT INJURIES,  PERFORM FIRST AID FOR COLD INJURIES, ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO A NERVE AGENT CASUALTY, TRANSPORT A CASUALTY, INITIATE AN INTRAVENOUS INFUSION FOR HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK, MEASURE AND MONITOR A CASUALTY'S PULSE,  MEASURE AND MONITOR A CASUALTY'S RESPIRATIONS, APPLY A SAM SPLINT TO A FRACTUREDLIMB,  INSERT AN OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY IN AN UNCONSCIOUS CASUALTY, ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO CHEMICAL AGENT CASUALTIES, iDENTIFY A CASUALTY WITH COMBAT STRESS,  EVALUATE THE CASUALTY AND MORE.

Training will include hand's on training with IV solutions, suturing, wound debridement, transportation and protection of wounded personnel (how to get them out) plus numerous practical exercises.

Class will be held in a wilderness setting to further demonstrate the need for cleanliness in the field. You can opt to camp at the park at a public camp area or stay at a hotel of which they are about 6 within a 10 minute drive.

This two day course costs only $275.00  for BOTH DAYS! Compare this to $200.00 a day for courses that do not even cover IV's, suturing and other necessary skills.

Pre-register online by March 1st and the course is discounted to $199.95
Register at  www.survivalmedicine.com under Tactical Lifesaver course or by calling us here at JRH Enterprises at 912.379.9441 or 912.375.1480

Updated 3-7-06 Just TWO spaces left for this great class!

Further class information is as follows:

Class will begin Saturday at 9am and run through at least 6pm. Lunch will be provided at no charge. If you have any special dietary conditions please advise us immediately. Sunday the class hours will be 8am to 4pm. Their is a lot to cover in 2 days so the class may run late.

The class will be located at General Coffee state park 6 miles East of Douglas, Georgia in the Pioneer campground area at the very back of the park. Coming from Douglas (the west), enter in at the main park entrance, this will be the FIRST General Coffee state park entrance and drive to the back of the park. We will have signs posted that will say "Medical class" with an arrow. The park rangers sometimes close the gate to that area. The gate will NOT be locked, just drive in the gate and follow the sign back to the Pioneer campground area. If you are coming towards the park from the East (Alma, Nicholls GA) the main park entrance is the SECOND entrance on the right.

If you choose to camp you can do so Free of charge at the Pioneer camp area. There is a bathroom and running water. There are also private campsites in the park available as well (see link below for Park info).

The only two local hotels worth mentioning are the Hampton Inn (912) 383-7550 and the Super 8 (912)384-0886 in Douglas. They are approximately a 10 minute drive from the park.

The class goes on rain or shine, it is an outdoor class. There is a small covered area but the practical exercises will be outdoors, rain or shine. You might want to bring a folding chair and raingear. Bring drinks and notebooks if you care to take notes.

The website for the park is:      

http://gastateparks.org/info/gencoffee/

Weather for this area can be found at:

http://www.weather.com/weather/local/USGA0177?from=search_city


$50.00 deposit holds your spot in the class, the balance is payable in cash Saturday morning of the class. If you choose to pay the balance on your credit card, please notify us no later than a week before the class.

PLEASE NOTE- DUE TO THE HIGH NUMBER OF PRE-REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS, WE CAN'T GUARANTEE THE AVAILABILITY OF SPOTS IN THE CLASS WITHOUT A DEPOSIT. As with all our classes, we always welcome walk-ups, just keep in mind if you wait till the day of the class, we MAY NOT BE ABLE TO ACCOMODATE YOU. Thanks for your understanding.

Local contact numbers in the Douglas area- 912.375.1480   912.379.9441 (office)   912.375.1843

Looking forward to seeing everyone soon. Thanks for your patronage.
Robert Henry