Antivenom Responder
Antivenom Responder provides critical knowledge for identifying and managing venomous bites and stings in the field.
About the Course
Specialized training to identify venomous snakes and manage snakebites in the field. Covers antivenin administration, airway management, adrenaline and ketamine use (when permitted), and proper evacuation protocols. Designed for Cambodia’s specific envenomation risks.
Prerequisits
Currently Wilderness First Aid (or Higher) Certificate
18 years of age
Strong understanding of basic first aid and emergency response protocols
Who Its For
Aid workers, missionaries, healthcare providers, field researchers, and NGO staff in regions with venomous wildlife and limited medical access.
Course Level
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