A podcast to provide continuing education and on-demand reviews for the Pararescue community. All medical providers with an interest in remote and austere medicine, and rescue in both the tactical and non-tactical settings will find value in the material posted here. PJs - you may log the hours you spend listening to the material in this podcast in your training folders.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 5 hours 58 minutes
165. Quickie- notes from training
1.Optimize patient packaging in the sked 2. TL always up and out- don't get in the weeds 3. Complete each phase before beginning next phase (general rule) 4.White cell- time each phase and task and provide feedback in debrief 5. Why do we have...
163. Concussion Part 2 of 2
Doc Lax continues our discussion of diagnosing and managing concussion (mTBI) for operators and PJs, corpsman, and medics.
162. TCCC Meeting Highlights FEB 2019
DD discusses the topics covered at the FEB 2019 TCCC meeting. They include the DOD TCCC mandate, advanced resuscitative care, blood, the IT clamp for head and neck wounds, and more. Stay tuned for the ARC ( advanced resuscitative care) summary and...
161. Transition
Some operators have a smooth transition into civilian life and sometimes there are challenges. These challenges can be financial, personal and the loss of meaning and purpose. In this episode, a recently retired combat rescue officer discusses what...
160. Ocean rescue-The Narissa
Nellis PJs performed a distant open ocean rescue to a ship with a sailor who had an unusual infection and required urgent surgical debridement. Listen to this debrief between the PJs and the Flight Doc and get SA on severe soft tissue infection...
159. Optimizing communication skills
Capt McNab was a 68W with combat deployments as an Army Medic. His life turned to being a mental health professional. He is now a Social Worker at Moody for the 38th RQS. We first saw Capt McNab at the MOAB and he gave a great brief. In the...
158 Part 3 of discussion with Col Dorlac
This is the final installment of a meaningful discussion between the AF Trauma Consultant and PJ Med Director while they were in those positions during OEF. It is a starp and meaningful discussion.