Hosted by Aeromedical Society of Australasia · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 15 episodes
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The Aeromedical Rescue & Retrieval Podcast is brought to you by the Aeromedical Society of Australasia! Each episode we speak to those involved in the industry, hear their inspirational stories, and perhaps learn some lessons along the way. If you’d like to get in touch please drop us an email and let us know what you think! podcast@aeromedsocaustralasia.org https://www.aeromedsocaustralasia.org/
Aeromedical Society of Australasia hosts Aeromedical Rescue & Retrieval, a health show with 15 episodes published.
During this episode Cam and I introduce the 'pause point'! The 'Pause Point', or known in other industries as the 'Strategic Pause' or 'Sanity Check', refers to a deliberate pause in the mission or task (often presented
Few people embark on mid-life career changes as dramatic and inspiring as Dr Barry Kirby AO. Barry was a 40-year-old carpenter working in Papua New Guinea (PNG) when he witnessed the devastating preventable death of a wo
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
On this episode Paramedic Team Leader Simon Cradock discussess his obvious passion for special operations in particular the Road Crash Rescue space. Simon has been a pioneer in South Australia's Road Crash Rescue scene f
On this episode Cam and James chat with Diane Tremain. Diane wears many hats! As we find out, Diane is the General Manager of the ACE Training Centre in Bankstown NSW Australia, HEMS contract manager, marketing guru, and
On this episode Cam and I speak with Adrian Wilson. Adrian has a career a mile long spanning Airforce, Army, Aeroplanes, Helicopters, Air Vehicle Operator (Drone Pilot), and more recently a HEMS Helicopter Pilot and busi
On this episode we chat with Paramedic and Zone Manager Steve Lobley. Steve has an interesting history having been introduced to aeromedicine after becoming a patient himself at the age of 17 whilst going through the app
On this episode Cam and James chat with Tim Frankel. Tim was born in the UK, grew up in a hotel in Ethiopia, joined the UK Military deploying to Northern Island before becoming a helicopter pilot with service in Kosovo,
On this episode Cam and the ASAs past president David Waters, interview Doctor Christ Denny. Chris is the Medical Director for the Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust, Senior Medical Officer in Emergency Medicine Auckland C
On this brief episode Cam and James wrap up the year and briefly introduce what’s coming in the new year!
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 recipien
During this episode Cam and I introduce the 'pause point'! The 'Pause Point', or known in other industries as the 'Strategic Pause' or 'Sanity Check', refers to a deliberate pause in the mission or task (often presented
On episode 4 Cam and I chat with Pat Crowe. Pat is a veteran police officer having served as a general duties police office before moving into the police air wing conducting search and rescue and aerial law enforcement,
On episode 3 we speak with keynote speaker, Dr. Natalie May at the AeroMed 22 conference in Brisbane! We talk about her development of training for aircrew in communicating with family members at a prehospital scene, and
On this episode the tables are turned! Episode 1's guest and co-host Cameron Edgar chats with co-host James Koens about his history, the complexities of maintaining a training and assessment system through challenging ti
Welcome to the first episode of the Aeromedical Rescue & Retrieval Podcast! Brought to you by the Aeromedical Society of Australasia (ASA) On this episode I speak with Chief Superintendent Cameron Edgar. Cam has been a p
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Aeromedical Rescue & Retrieval is hosted by Aeromedical Society of Australasia. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 15 episodes.
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