D.A.R.T. Triage and Trauma 101

Trauma and Triage 101 focuses on the real-world applications of first-responder emergency medicine in a disaster scenario.  Learn how to direct operations and treat various wounds! 

This is an introductory course to:

• Scene assessment
• Patient movement
• Patient triage
• Treatment of wounds

This training will give an awareness-level understanding of the processes and procedures involved in a mass-casualty event requiring immediate medical intervention.  Including hands-on exercises featuring several reality-based scenarios.

Please note that full participation in this training is physical in nature and participants will be expected to self select in or out of activities based on their own ability.

T-Accessible, Red Line (South Station), Green/Blue Lines (Government Center), Orange Line (State Street) 
 

(Boston Cares volunteer during an exercise)

Will Lysz has spent the last 10 years in the rescue response community.  He has trained with fire and rescue agencies along the eastern seaboard, most recently with the Raleigh Fire Department's Keeter Fire Training Center command staff and instructors.  During his time in Raleigh, he served as the Vice President of the Wake County CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) as well as several years as their lead instructor.  He has held several local ICS, SUSAR, and IAFF-recognized
certifications and continues to work with teams nationally.