Tod Schimelpfenig's guest appearances

Tod Schimelpfenig

RAW Medicine

Rescuer MBS - Know your limits. Improve your performance.

David Johnson

Philip Johnson

Richard Goerling

Peter Frick-Wright

Marcel Rodriguez

Laura McGladrey

Mitch Welch

David Twillmann

OwlTail

On Episode 13, we explored the role of WFR's and challenged some aspects of the way they're educated and regulated (or not). In this episode, Tod Schimelpfenig (recently retired Director of Curriculum at NOLS WMI) and David "DJ" Johnson (Medical Director of WMA International) join us to share their thoughts on some of those points. The conversation is frank but friendly, and outstanding!

On Episode 13, we explored the role of WFR's and challenged some aspects of the way they're educated and regulated (or not). In this episode, Tod Schimelpfenig (recently retired Director of Curriculum at NOLS WMI) and David "DJ" Johnson (Medical Director of WMA International) join us to share their thoughts on some of those points. The conversation is frank but friendly, and outstanding!

Episode 14: A Conversation with Tod Schimelpfenig & David Johnson

Laura McGladrey interviews Tod Schimelpfenig, Curriculum Director for National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) Wilderness Medicine. They discuss Tod's 40+ year career in EMS, Wilderness Medicine, and teaching with NOLS, as well as the changing nature of dealing with stress injuries as responders over that time. They end with an exploration of the inclusion of Psychological First Aid in the curriculum of all NOLS Wilderness Medicine courses. For additional links, announcements and bonus information, check our Facebook page "Rescuer MBS Podcast"--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rescuer-mbs/message

Laura McGladrey interviews <a href="https://nols.edu/en/employee_directory/profile/tod-schimelpfenig/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tod Schimelpfenig</a>, Curriculum Director for National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) Wilderness Medicine. They discuss Tod's 40+ year career in EMS, Wilderness Medicine, and teaching with NOLS, as well as the changing nature of dealing with stress injuries as responders over that time. They end with an exploration of the inclusion of Psychological First Aid in the curriculum of all NOLS Wilderness Medicine courses. For additional links, announcements and bonus information, check our Facebook page "Rescuer MBS Podcast"--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rescuer-mbs/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rescuer-mbs/message</a>