Medical & Emergency Training
American Red Cross CPR/AED, First Aid, BLS, and Wilderness and Remote First Aid. Practical medical training for workplaces, churches, families, healthcare professionals, and outdoor groups.
COURSES TAUGHT BY TODD OLLERAmerican Red Cross Training
Train with an American Red Cross instructor using Red Cross course materials, demonstrations, skills practice, and assessments. Certification is awarded after successful completion of the applicable course requirements.
Put the skills into practice
Hands-on practice connects individual skills with communication, teamwork, and a coordinated response.
Photos from Todd’s outdoor training activities. Course activities depend on the program selected.
Standard rates per participant. Medical groups have a maximum of 10 students. Group totals and student limits are listed with the prices.
View every medical and trauma course price ↗Tell me whether you need CPR/AED, First Aid, BLS, or another specific course. Course format, online preparation, skills checks, and certification requirements are confirmed before enrollment.
For parents, caregivers, volunteers, and anyone who wants to help in a breathing or cardiac emergency. Adult-only and adult, child, and infant options are available.
Practice CPR, AED use, and responding to choking through the selected Red Cross course. Ask about adding First Aid.
Ask about this trainingA practical choice for workplaces, churches, families, and community groups.
Combine general first aid with CPR and AED training for the selected age groups. Tell me the exact certificate your organization requires.
Ask about this trainingFor healthcare professionals and others whose role requires BLS.
Practice adult, child, and infant resuscitation skills, team response, and AED use within the Red Cross BLS program. Confirm your employer accepts the required certification before booking.
Ask about this trainingFor professional responders and others who specifically need this course.
Focus on the resuscitation skills and team response required by the selected Red Cross program. Course selection depends on your organization’s requirements.
Ask about this trainingFor outdoor leaders, hikers, hunters, and people who may be far from immediate help.
A 16-hour course covering assessment, remote care, injuries, environmental emergencies, and evacuation decisions. Participants must be at least 14 and hold current adult CPR/AED certification. Successful completion earns a two-year certification.
Ask about this trainingFocused first aid skills
These topics can be arranged as appropriate stand-alone sessions or additions to an eligible course.
Recognizing anaphylaxis and practicing the use of an epinephrine auto-injector trainer.
Ask about this topicRecognizing severe bleeding and practicing the bleeding-control skills in the Red Cross program.
Ask about this topicHead and neck injury awareness, muscle, bone and joint injuries, and practical splinting skills.
Ask about this topicRecognizing exposure risks and taking appropriate protective and follow-up actions. This course has a one-year certification period.
Ask about this topicMore ways to prepare
Available as appropriate stand-alone courses or additions to an eligible training program.
Recognizing an asthma emergency and practicing assistance with quick-relief medication using training equipment.
Ask about this courseRecognizing a suspected opioid overdose and practicing emergency response and naloxone administration with trainers.
Ask about this courseFocused training in recognizing life-threatening bleeding, taking action, and communicating during a serious emergency.
Ask about this coursePractice the equipment and skills in the Red Cross emergency oxygen program. Course requirements and equipment are confirmed before enrollment.
Ask about this courseReview official preparedness and first aid resources, or access your course’s assigned digital materials through the Red Cross Learning Center.
Emergency preparedness resources ↗ Red Cross Learning Center ↗PNW Outdoor Skills provides instruction through Todd Oller. Red Cross certification is awarded only after successful completion of the applicable course requirements.
Independent trauma workshops
TCCC-inspired first aid workshops for military personnel, law enforcement, and first responders. Select military or civilian response scenarios to match your group.
MARCH organizes trauma priorities: Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, and Hypothermia/head injury. Develop a repeatable approach to recognizing urgent problems, providing trained first aid, and communicating with medical responders.
$95 per person
Bleeding-control practice, airway and breathing emergency recognition, shock awareness, hypothermia prevention, individual first aid kit familiarity, and medical handoff communication.
Ask about MARCH training$175 per person
A full day including the fundamentals, coached repetitions, casualty reassessment, team communication, and guided medical scenarios. Practice with training equipment and receive a structured debrief.
Plan tactical trauma trainingSelf-aid and buddy-aid practice, field conditions, team roles, and communicating care priorities during a simulated medical handoff.
First aid before EMS arrival, helping injured colleagues and members of the public, coordination with arriving responders, and agency-specific medical reporting.
Group rates at the 10-student maximum: $855 for MARCH or $1,575 for the full day. Smaller groups of 3 or more pay the individual rate times one fewer than their student count. See pricing terms.
Independent skills training. These workshops do not issue an official TCCC or TECC provider credential, military qualification, or Red Cross certificate. They do not replace your agency’s required training or medical protocols. Activities use non-invasive first aid skills appropriate to the participants’ roles.
Combine trauma training with navigation, emergency shelter, signaling, or other outdoor skills. Tell us your role, experience, and any required credential before booking.
Build a custom course blend
Experience behind the instruction
Todd brings his search-and-rescue background to instruction that emphasizes preparation, communication, and practical teamwork.
Meet your instructor ↗Search-and-rescue activity shown for background. Helicopter operations are not a course offering. Agency affiliations do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.
The American Red Cross name and logo are registered trademarks of the American Red Cross. Red Cross branding applies to the Red Cross course offerings presented here.