and out comes Mike and Andy- Emergency Medicine Doc and Surgeon. Two prior Operators who are committed to optimizing training and education for the next generation. Here we discuss their new article in the Journal of Special Operations Medicine with an important observation on operational medical training, lead by prior SOCM Jon McCarthy. The article is entitled "A Lost Opportunity".  THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE RANGERS LEAD THE WAY

362. A PJ and a Ranger go to med school...

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.

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Health & Fitness

Doc W discusses medical issues related to unpressurized high altitude operations.

403. The Hypobaric Environment and Altitude-Related Decompression Illness

Doc Wightman discuss the natrue of a blast and how it causes injury in great detail

402. Blast Injury

RET COL John Wightman, USAF EM Doc, great supporter of the C-F discusses these topics  

401. CCAT, Deployed AF Emergency Medicine, Military Medicine at USUHS

Strategic perspectives on Operational Medicine

400. Doc Mabry Part 2

Doc (Ret COL) Robert Mabry, prior 18D (SF & Task Force Ranger), Army EM Doc, Congressional Fellow, Military Medical Leader,  and mentor of mine, discusses overarching issues facing operational medicine.

362. A PJ and a Ranger go to med school...

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