n an
emergency where every second counts, the rescue and the pre-hospital care
that is given to a person can be crucial and can make the difference between
life and death. An emergency can strike us at home, work, at a camping site,
in the mountains or when it is least expected. This is why it is really
important to be prepared to make that difference.
E.A.S.P.A.'s Foundation mission is to supply, in Latin America, the
highest quality training needed to provide the rescue and pre-hospital care
that each emergency requires. Offer our help in emergency situations,
catastrophes or human disasters, through our volunteers. Offer scholarships
so that more people can do our training, and offer donations to other
organizations in need.
We offer First Aid and Rescue training for urban and rural areas and we also
offer training programs customized to the individual's needs.
Our courses were designed using
American Heart Association (AHA 2005 Protocols),
Wilderness Medical Society and
Wilderness Medical Associates Guidelines.
Our Rescue courses meet requirements NFPA 1670 of the National Fire
Protection Association, USA.
We work together with Alejandro Randis from
Randis Outdoor Consultora.
We offer our courses around Argentina and Latin America.
We have branches in Argentina, Chile and USA.
Some of our instructors are Emergency Medical Technicians that have
been trained in Argentina and abroad.
We have Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) manikins, automated external
defibrillator (AED), backboards, stretchers, KED device, oxygen tanks, air
splints and the necessary equipment to offer the best training possible.
EASPA's Foundation has Affiliated with the Wilderness Medical Society (WMS).
Our Wildneress First Responder (WFR) and Wilderess First Responder, Search
and Rescue (SAN-WFR/BR) offer credit hours towards the Fellowship of the
Academy of Wilderness Medicine (FAWM).
You need to be an active member of the Wildneress Medical Society (WMS).
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EASPA's Foundation has
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Sociedad Argentina de Medicina de Monta�a
SAMM
(Since the 1st of May 2005)
(Renewed the 1st of May 2008)
Our courses comply with the requirements according to several quality
standards for tourism activities, IRAM Sectur, developed by the Secretar�a
de Turismo de la Naci�n, of Argentina.
- Cicloturismo
- Cabalgata
- Canotaje
- Rafting
- Senderismo
- Monta�ismo

The provision of emergency medical services in rural areas poses many
challenges. The remoteness and inaccessibility of some rural and wilderness
areas significantly reduces the capacity of EMS agencies to respond to a
patient in need. Other challenges include recruitment and retention
difficulties, aging infrastructure, communication technology problems, lack
of access to emergency centres, and continuing education.
UTAC recognizes the need for a continued focus on the needs facing the EMS
systems in rural and frontier areas.
UTAC is a leading provider of emergency and non-emergency medical
transportation service in the Patagonian Andes of the province of R�o Negro �
Argentina.
We have the best 24/365 EMS personnel, with Doctors, Nurses, Emergency
Medical Technicians and Emergency Medical Dispatchers in our staff.
Our services include:
- Non- urgent Medical Assistance.
- Emergency Medical Assistance.
- Safety and Health at work consultancy.
- Long distance BLS and ALS ground Ambulance transport.
- Human Resources Training and Development.
- Nursing Home Care.
We are ECSI � Iberoam�rica and American Academy of Pediatrics training
provider for the following courses with international certification.
- First Aid with CPR & AED Standard.
- Wilderness First Aid.
- Geriatric Education for Emergency Medical Services (GEMS).
- Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals (PEPP).
- First Aid for Caregivers and Teachers (FACT�s).
We are also affiliated with the Association of Health Workers of R�o Negro (ATSA
� R�o Negro), to guarantee best practices in training, prehospital care, and
employee satisfaction.
We are working to start the Emergency Medical Technician and Emergency
Medical Dispatcher career in 2011.
Contact us:
capacitacionutac@gmail.com
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