Category Archives: Aeromedical retrieval

Helicopter Medical Careers Conference — Adventure Medic

What about a career in the sky? The Helicopter Medical Careers Conference promises to answer any questions you may have about a job in aeromedicine. This event is for students, paramedics nurses and doctors interested in helicopter retrieval. It will be held at Glasgow University on 23 March 2019, organised by Dr Stephen Hearns, an… viaContinue reading “Helicopter Medical Careers Conference — Adventure Medic”

Doctored Films – A flying Doctor & film maker!

Hi folks Let me introduce you to a Flying Doctor Colleague of mine, Dr Tim Duncan. He works with me in Mount Isa Royal Flying Doctor Service.He is also a talented film maker and won a couple of film festival prizes. Check out his films and website DOCTOREDFILMS Aboriginal Heart from Tim Duncan on Vimeo.

Fellowships with Scottish Medical retrieval service upcoming!

Fellowships with @EMRSscotland @Scot_STAR to start Aug 2019 and Feb 2020. Six-month posts with a great team, extensive consultant-delivered training & clinical exposure to primary and secondary aeromedical & road retrieval. Closes 26th Oct. Job pack: https://t.co/dkFtfqTjNz pic.twitter.com/WVAqgAgvID — Ali Maddock (@ali1m) September 29, 2018

Reports from Warsaw – The Wrap from AirMed Part 2 — The Collective

OK it’s been a really long time. But it’s here. Dr Alan Garner returns with the wrap from AirMed Day 2, and it is absolutely not hot on the heels of the wrap from day 1. It’s good though. Unfortunately day 2 of Airmed was notable for a complete absence of Russian designed helicopters. Fortunately […]Continue reading “Reports from Warsaw – The Wrap from AirMed Part 2 — The Collective”

Historic mid-winter South Pole medevac — Adventure Medic

With the Northern Hemisphere currently experiencing record-breaking summer temperatures, our colleagues working in the depths of a dark, bitterly cold Antarctic winter seem even further away. June 2016 saw an incredible synergistic feat of human engineering, logistics and sheer bravery when an unwell patient was evacuated by a propeller-driven Twin Otter aircraft from the… via HistoricContinue reading “Historic mid-winter South Pole medevac — Adventure Medic”