Clinically there isnt much Sam hasnt seen! From caring for noble folk in the United Kingdom as a specialist nurse, to winching from a helicopter and caring for some of the most critically injuried patients in challenging conditions. In this episode we discuss Sam's global clinical adventures, how he came to tansition to the pre-hospital world, what makes for a good instructor and the challenges of such a large scope, and his newly minted position on the Aeromedical Society of Australas...
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Clinically there isnt much Sam hasnt seen! From caring for noble folk in the United Kingdom as a specialist nurse, to winching from a helicopter and caring for some of the most critically injuried patients in challenging conditions. In this episode we discuss Sam's global clinical adventures, how he came to tansition to the pre-hospital world, what makes for a good instructor and the challenges of such a large scope, and his newly minted position on the Aeromedical Society of Australas...
Ep6 - Flight Nursing, remote critical care at 25,000ft from anywhere!
Aeromedical Rescue & Retrieval
1 hour 1 minute
2 years ago
Ep6 - Flight Nursing, remote critical care at 25,000ft from anywhere!
On this episode we speak with Flight Nursing Australia (FNA) President Colleen Reid, the Aeromedical Society of Australasia (ASA) President Diane Fuller, Flight Nurse and secretary of FNA Judi Shields, and award recipient Flight Nurse Margaret Tabone. Over the course of the episode our flight nurses discuss what it was like in the early days of remote medicine and flight nursing compare with our modern day systems, procedures and training. As well as touching on the inception of both t...
Aeromedical Rescue & Retrieval
Clinically there isnt much Sam hasnt seen! From caring for noble folk in the United Kingdom as a specialist nurse, to winching from a helicopter and caring for some of the most critically injuried patients in challenging conditions. In this episode we discuss Sam's global clinical adventures, how he came to tansition to the pre-hospital world, what makes for a good instructor and the challenges of such a large scope, and his newly minted position on the Aeromedical Society of Australas...
