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Wilderness First Aid Class A Mountain Oriented First Aid (MOFA) Class is offered every fall. Mountaineering First Aid (MOFA) is a 24-hour first aid course for the wilderness traveler. The course meets the requirements for the American Red Cross (ARC) Standard First Aid course with 15-hours of additional wilderness focused first aid training. The volunteer instructors are certified by the ARC. The class is usually held the first two weekends of Nov. (One weekend at the VA Hospital conference room in Course Attendance Participation is required at all class sessions. The class involves hands-on, interactive learning. Wear casual clothes suitable for working on the ground and outdoors. Arrangements can not be made to make up class sessions. Please do not register for a class unless you can commit to attend all class sessions. Registration Registration information will be on this page the end of September. It will also be published in the September WAC Bulletin. Enrollment will begin in September close when the spaces are allotted. The class will fill very quickly. Priority is given to those who commit to taking the Instructor Class and helping teach one class a year. Wait list If a course is full, a few people may be placed on a wait list. Cancellation Policy In order to receive a refund for a MOFA Course, the cancellation must be made by the last day of registration. There are no refunds for no-shows or drop-outs. No partial refunds will be given. Eligibility You must be member of the Washington Alpine Club to take any WAC offered classes. To take advantage of all this great Club has to offer just Apply now... The WAC will make spaces available to other Outdoor Clubs including our friends the Mountaineers, Boalps, and WSTC. Cost $90 (includes $10 Guye Cabin fee) MOFA Refresher Course MOFA refresher course are one day events that are offered by the Mountaineers branches in WAC organizer is Mike Mahanay You can contact him at: mikem@grandcanyontreks.org We are in need of people interested in becoming certified to teach MOFA! Want to help the WAC organize and teach First Aid classes? Become a MOFA Instructor! Do you want to improve your first aid knowledge and skills? Would you like to help out your fellow WAC'ers and give something back to the club? Become a MOFA instructor! If you have a current MOFA card, join an instructor course! MOFA Instructor Courses are offered twice a year to those with current MOFA cards!
Join a Spring MOFA instructor course #57423 to be held on weekends.
More info and sign up at http://www.mountaineers.org/seattle/mofa/ Fall MOFA Instructor Course in November Dates: November ?? Location: American Red Cross serving King and The course tuition of $75.00 will be reimbursed for Washington Alpine Club members by the WAC.
For questions, need further information, or have difficulty in registering regarding the Instructor Course, please contact Karl Brackmann by phone at 425 788-8947 (home), 425 498-1704 (work) or Email Karl Brackmann: k.brackmann@verizon.net
More info and to sign up at http://www.mountaineers.org/seattle/mofa/ CPR The WAC recommends both infant/child and Adult CPR for all its members! We participate in the Seattle Red Cross CPR Saturday each May. http://www.seattleredcross.org/ The Seattle Fire Department's Medic II Program provides free Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) classes to the general public. The program offers a three hour adult CPR class, a one-and-a-half hour refresher course and a four-hour infant/child CPR class, which also focuses on injury prevention and safety for children. Please call 206-684-7274 to register and for more information on class dates, times, and locations. Adult CPR Certification Seattle Fire Department has FREE CPR classes that are frequently scheduled around the city. They teach both child/infant and adult classes for FREE. To find one that is convenient for you, call (206) 684-7274. http://www.seattle.gov/fire/medics/medicTwo.htm Infant/Child CPR Certification The Seattle Fire Department offers free Infant/Child CPR Classes. We will organize these once a year, or on an as needed basis.To find one that is convenient for you, call (206) 684-7274. http://www.seattle.gov/fire/medics/medicTwo.htm The Bellevue Fire Department teaches both child/infant and adult American Heart Association CPR classes. These are regularly scheduled and cost $25 for each class. The classes are held at the The Red Cross offers CPR and other classes. http://www.seattleredcross.org/health/GetTrained/index.htm Questions or more information? Scott Calhoun at or Mike Mahanay at
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