• AFA Wilderness First Aid Course - taught by Remote Medical International (RMI) at the Mountaineers’ Program Center in Magnuson Park, a fee applies

•AFA Scenarios – a hands-on practical session at the Mountaineers’ Program Center to test your skills after completing the Wilderness First Aid course

The Alpine First Aid (AFA) course is approved by the Seattle, Tacoma and Everett Climbing and Alpine Scramble committees as a means for Basic Climbing and Alpine Scramble students to meet their wilderness first aid requirement as an alternative to a Mountaineers' MOFA (Mountaineering Oriented First Aid) course. Basic Climbing and Alpine Scramble students are encouraged to register for and complete the AFA course as soon as their schedule allows.

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The Alpine First Aid (AFA) course is approved by the Seattle, Tacoma and Everett Climbing and Alpine Scramble committees as a means for Basic Climbing and Alpine Scramble students to meet their wilderness first aid requirement as an alternative to a Mountaineers' MOFA (Mountaineering Oriented First Aid) course. Basic Climbing and Alpine Scramble students are encouraged to register for and complete the AFA course as soon as their schedule allows.

The Alpine First Aid course consists of two parts:

• AFA Wilderness First Aid Course - taught by Remote Medical International (RMI) at the Mountaineers’ Program Center in Magnuson Park, a fee applies

•AFA Scenarios – a hands-on practical session at the Mountaineers’ Program Center to test your skills after completing the Wilderness First Aid course

To complete the Alpine First Aid course, participants must complete both a Wilderness First Aid and a Scenarios section.

To fully enroll in Alpine First Aid, register for the main course event (this event). Then pick a Wilderness First Aid session (fee required) and a Scenarios session. The Scenarios session should be completed soon after the Wilderness First Aid session, but not before.

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