Air Medical Transport/HEMS

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Comment by MADONNA MORRIS on March 31, 2010 at 2:03am

THANK YOU FRO THE WONDERFUL JOB YOU DO,BE SAFE AND HAVE A HAPPY EASTER

Comment by Cindy Denslow on January 3, 2010 at 10:31am

Hello all. I am a Registered nurse for 12 years-recently fulfilled my dream of becoming a Paramedic. Have wanted to do critical air transport since my son was airlifted many years ago. During medic school this past spring, I was fortunate enough to have an instructor who is a flight medic who was able to arrange for a few of us to do clinical rotations on a helicopter. I hope within the next year to fully involved in flight medicine. Any tips would be appreciated.

Comment by Miguel Montanez Padilla on November 29, 2009 at 5:37pm

Hi friends, I`m a doctor and HEMS, I work in Peru South America. We have the first air ambulance in my country. (Bolkow Helicopter- BO 105)
I'm so glad to be here with you an expect to learn more of HEMS.

Comment by Andrew Burt on November 22, 2009 at 1:34pm

Morning all,I work in P. N.G we use 412 & 212.

Comment by Medical AirXpress on July 24, 2009 at 1:39am

A salute to all: My name is Manny Nunez and owner of Medical Airxpress, an aeromedical and aeronauticl education entity listed in the ICAO Traini ng Directory. We conduct a unique aeromedical certification program for US and international aeromedical professionals listed as Aeromedical Crewmember Certification and in spanish, TAC Tripulante Aeromedico Certificado.

We are based at San Luis Obispo California and I invite you to chek out our website. We are very happy to have joined and hope your questions or ideas come our way.

As a point of interest, our Aeromedical course will be providing 30 hours of continuing education for those teams interested in learning more about protocols, quality assurance , safety and human factors.

A pleasure to have discovered this group.

Comment by Jukka Kettunen on July 22, 2009 at 6:14am

Hello from Finland!
I'm a Flight nurse/paramedic and I work for a company that does HEMS in the northern part of Finland. We also do SAR and inter-hospital transfers as needed.
Have a great summer everyone!

Comment by Claudia on April 26, 2009 at 3:37pm

Hi Jason! Welcome.

Comment by Jason Runnalls on April 26, 2009 at 12:10pm

Hi everyone from Kansas.

Comment by Claudia on April 24, 2009 at 4:44pm

Welcome, Michael. I am also the one who races to the window when I hear helicopters. I miss flying terribly. How cool to have the pad outside your door!!! :)

Comment by Michael Scot Reid on April 24, 2009 at 12:46pm

Hello all,

I am a retired Navy FMF/SAR Corpsman. I retired in 2006 after 23 years of flying and 3 years of rehab due to being injured in Iraq. I currently work as a staff educator for life support programs and as an Emergency Management advisor. My wife still laughs because I am like a little kid who stops in his tracks and looks up everytime I hear rotor blades. Luckily our hospitals pad is just outside my office door.

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