WTLS, Wilderness Trauma Life Support, wilderness medical programs for physicians, is offered at Pinkham Notch. An Advanced Leadership and Emergency Care program is piloted. ASK - the building of an Aleutian Sea Kayak. SOLO is accredited as an American Heart Association training site. 1995 Frank Hubbell's chapter on Wilderness Medical Training appears in the 3rd edition of Wilderness Medicine by Paul Auerbach.
Programs become a reality.
1996 SOLO Wilderness Medicine courses are awarded college credits through the College of Lifelong Learning. ALSI houses their office on the SOLO campus while offering EMT-Intermediate and Paramedic programs at several sites in the Conway area. SOLO ALS continues to design specialized programs like WTLS and works on a new set of curriculums. The Advanced Life Support Institute departs SOLO and sets up an office in Conway. Frank Hubbell is elected Vice President of the Union International Alpinist's Association.