When temperatures drop, seconds matter.

Join us for a high-impact session with Dr. Lee Faucher.

Dr. Faucher currently serves as the Medical Director of the Burn and Wound Healing Center at UW Health and is a Professor of Surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health., as he returns to the series to walk emergency providers through the critical steps of managing cold-related emergencies—from moderate hypothermia in the field to complex frostbite cases requiring surgical care. He brings decades of experience as a burn and trauma specialist, including national leadership roles and years of hands-on care at UW Health’s Burn Center. His evidence-based approach provides EMS crews, ED teams, and rural providers with the tools needed to make the right decisions fast, often in harsh conditions with limited resources.

What you’ll gain:

• Updated field and hospital guidelines for treating hypothermia

• When and how to initiate rewarming strategies

• Key signs frostbite is worse than it looks—and what to do about it

• Practical protocols to improve patient outcomes during cold-weather calls

Register for the LIVE SESSION here:

"Frozen in time": Expert Management of Hypothermia and Frostbite