Clark Pelphrey has been a dedicated instructor with Nature Reliance School since 2016, bringing more than 25 years of diverse medical and emergency services experience to the team. A Registered Nurse and Nationally Registered EMT-B, Clark combines extensive clinical knowledge with practical experience in emergency and field environments.

His background includes work in rural and metropolitan EMS, law enforcement support, and a wide range of nursing environments, including operating rooms, emergency departments, correctional facilities, and psychiatric units. This diverse experience gives Clark a unique perspective on preparing for unexpected situations.

Clark specializes in wilderness first aid, survival mindset, and medical preparedness in austere environments. His experience as a Registered Nurse, Nationally Registered EMT-B, and board-certified psychiatric and mental health nurse allows him to approach wilderness emergencies from both practical and clinical perspectives.

His professional background spans emergency medical services, law enforcement support, emergency departments, operating rooms, correctional facilities, and psychiatric care. This combination of field and medical experience helps him teach students how to assess situations, make informed decisions, and respond effectively when resources are limited.

A lifelong enthusiast of nature and science, Clark focuses on building both practical skills and mental resilience. His teaching helps students become more confident, capable, and prepared for the unexpected challenges they may encounter in the outdoors.

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