Best Practice Medicine

09/09/2026

On August 31, Best Practice Medicine joined partners at the Montana State Capitol to recognize the impact of the Naloxone Master Trainer program.

We’re proud to support the trainers and organizations bringing this critical education to communities across Montana. Thank you to everyone who has helped make the program possible and continues moving this work forward.

Eight years of partnership. More than 1,700 Master Trainers. Thousands of Montanans reached with lifesaving education.

08/26/2026

This is your last chance to become a certified Wilderness First Responder (WFR)—our next course starts in less than a week!

We know you’ve been thinking about it. If you’ve been on the fence, waiting for the "perfect time," or have questions about the curriculum, schedule, or prerequisites keeping you from applying, reach out right now. We are here to help you clear the hurdles and get you ready.

Don't wait until you're in the backcountry wishing you had the training. Let's get you certified

08/23/2026

We could not agree more USFS, well said.

Many individuals who serve on wildfire assignments aren’t fulltime firefighters. The people working essential support roles in fire camps — often earn what's known as a red card, so they can assist on fires throughout the year in addition to their normal jobs.

Every role, whether on the line or behind the scenes, is vital to our firefighting system and the protection it provides to impacted communities across the country.

(Forest Service Photo – Bobcat Fire)

08/19/2026

Survivors of mishaps in the woods often wish they had been better prepared than with the first aid kit buried at the bottom of a backpack. Have you ever opened your gear and wondered, would I be prepared in a real backcountry emergency?

Maybe it’s time to fix that and become a certified Wilderness First Responder in just four weeks.


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08/17/2026

We just finished reading Snowy Torrents (Knox et. al), and it reminded us that the most useful tool in a wilderness emergency is our brains. It’s important to have the right gear, but if our brains aren't sharp and prepared for an emergency in the backcountry, nothing else matters. Taking a Wilderness First Responder course prepares brains to meet emergencies with confidence and competence.

This course is designed for fishing, snowmobile, and raft guides, search and rescue personnel, volunteer fire departments, volunteer ski patrollers, serious adventurers, and side country enthusiasts.

08/16/2026

RENO! are you ready? EMT courses are filling up fast! Don't gamble on someones life, double down on the best education available!

08/13/2026

Reading about anatomy in a book and looking at a power point might teach you the basics. Holding a heart in your hand... brings it to life!
Are you ready to be an EMT?

08/12/2026

Wilderness First Responder course is designed for professionals and outdoor athletes. 3 weeks of classes, twice a week at night, 1 week of hands-on training, a lifetime of preparedness.

08/09/2026

Regulatory standards exist to set the baseline for public safety education.
At Best Practice Medicine, meeting the standard is just our starting line.
- Exceeding clinical hour requirements by 200% (24 hours of patient care).
- Instruction delivered by experienced field personnel turned educators.
- High-fidelity simulation integration accredited by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare.
- Dedicated physical campuses serving local communities in Columbia Falls, Bozeman and Reno.
High standards in the classroom equate to leadership on the street.

08/08/2026

Hunting season is almost here! Are you ready? Be prepared to care for you friends and clients in the wilderness. Down and dirty, cold and wet, we practice how we play. Register Today!