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Welcome back to another episode of As The Rotor Turns. Today Carlos and Ryan are gonna give you a few updates and fill you in on some recent endeavors and some upcoming fun.
This is the episode to catch if you really want to know exactly what we're up to right now. We've been traveling throughout Florida doing a lot of teaching lately. We've been conducting search and rescue training, preparing for another SAR INDOCTRINATION on February 22nd, we have an Air Medical Class coming up in April (sign up before the 1st of March to get some serious discounts), and a few other things. One of the cool new projects we're starting is a little side podcast with Ryan and Carlos, where Ryan reviews a movie that he should have already seen by this time in his life, but hasn't, and Carlos is going to pepper him with questions. These guys give you a little sample of what to expect from those future episodes during this podcast episode. Also, we have launched our "Patreon Page" and are currently creating the content that will be made available to you with the different subscription options. The Ryan's Movie Reviews will only be available to our supporters on Patreon.
You can access the Patreon Page via the website address below.
www.patreon.com/trc1
We are so fortunate to have the team we have, and just as fortunate to have the support from our industry and the support from our communities.
Thanks again for being here, and good day!
Welcome back to another episode of As The Rotor Turns! In this episode, Carlos, Ryan, and Robbie talk a lot about leadership, extreme ownership, life lessons, and plenty more. This just might be the best episode yet...What do you think?
Welcome back to another episode of As The Rotor Turns! Today Carlos and Ryan walk through an MCI scenario together and bring things back to the basics. We don't want to give too much away so we're gonna keep this brief. If it's been a while since you've looked back at your AHA ACLS stuff, this will be a good episode to refresh a few things.
We are also announcing the merger of our Critical Care Competition with the Temple Terrace Critical Care Competition. Listen up for all of the details!
As usual, grab a drink, or two, or three....and let's get to it. Cheers!
Oh, and one more thing before we get started....we had a couple of technical issues with the audio during a span of about 4 minutes so we had to make do with the corrections we could make. Thank you for understanding!
Welcome back to As The Rotor Turns, Episode 9! In today's episode, Carlos and Ryan discuss a wide range of ems topics. They go in-depth about things like self-confidence as a practitioner, weird calls, their taste in apples, and flowers...roses in particular. And don't fret, there are plenty of medical gems throughout the episode, but some are hidden where the sun don't shine.
Drink 'em if you got 'em...Cheers!
In this episode, Carlos and Ryan spend an hour talking about managing airways. The do's, don'ts, shoulds, & should nots.....you can expect to start seeing more episodes more like this one. Enjoy today's episode! Cheers!
Welcome back to another episode of As The Rotor Turns!
Today on episode 7, Carlos and Ryan bring in the new year with a few updates, a couple of case studies, and a dash of the usual banter.
In Episode 6 of "As The Rotor Turns", we're gonna bring everyone up to speed with some of our latest endeavors. We're gonna talk a little about HEMS and emergency hotlines and suicide prevention, our first and recently conducted Helicopter Search & Rescue Indoctrination, ALS Competitions, leadership, and more.
Drink 'em if you got 'em. Cheers!
Welcome back for another episode here on... "As The Rotor Turns". We've been hearing Carlos speak for four episodes prior to this one, but he hasn't told us a whole lot about himself or what he has been up to for the past 30+ years. In this episode, Carlos does his best to hit some key points and bring us all up to speed in about an hours time. Carlos sheds some light on his early childhood and shares his story about his father's death when he was only nine years old. After hearing his story, it starts to become clear where his compassion for life comes from. This is a man whose entire life gives credence to... "That Others May Live".
So, drink 'em if you got 'em, and listen along. Cheers!
In this episode we're gonna dive into the team's mission to become a helicopter search and rescue team and the obstacles we've faced along the way.
We're also going to give some insight on the education pipeline we've developed in order to train to become a medical helicopter search & rescue technician.
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