


Objective: Save Heal Evacuate
SA/MMI Training ©
The MMI "Medic in Isolated Environments" and the SA "Secourisme de l'Avant" are tailor-made extended care concepts for isolated environments, designed to meet the specific challenges of the most austere or remote environments. These concepts allow injuries and medical problems to be managed over an extended period of time by adding additional skills to operational first aid techniques.
MMI and SA trainees are trained to deal with unforeseen situations using smart techniques and managing the limited resources available. They are also trained to manage prolonged medical problems and plan evacuations in isolated environments.
These extended care concepts are perfectly suited to remote situations such as park ranger operations. They ensure a rapid and effective response to medical emergencies in difficult environments.
We hope that MMI/SA can meet the specific needs of your organization in your projects in remote environments and guarantee the safety and health of your staff. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information on our services.
“ SA ” Forward First Aid Internship LAB Operators & Patrol Leader / 5 days
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Medical Internship in Isolated Environments " MMI " Managers & Patrol Leader / 8 days


An 8-day immersive training with complementary gestures to Secourisme de l'Avant, intended for executives, managers, LAB patrol leaders, nurses, firefighters and doctors. Come and acquire a full range of skills from basic care to emergency care, including triage, resuscitation and others adapted to the environmental context. This training focuses on preparation, reactivity and team coordination to ensure an effective response to emergency situations in isolated equatorial environments. This training will provide you with quality teaching and total immersion in difficult conditions.
You will also be given makeshift techniques and jungle tips to complete your training. We are also here to provide you with valuable advice on equipment, management and health management to optimize your fleet's emergency system. Because, ultimately, the result will certainly save lives.

