This is the first in a series of discussions with Drew, strength and conditioning coach at DM. Drew has done a great job of building a program there and in this episode he discusses how he approached the process and some lessons learned.
166. HPO with DM Strength Coach Read More »
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 protocols ( medical and trauma checklists) and why should you follow
165. Quickie- notes from training Read More »
The Air Force’s newest enlisted specialty- Special Reconnaissance, has formally arrived thanks to the newest release of the AFECD (Air Force Enlisted Classification Guide). The release provides a clearer picture of what the new specialty will be trained and what their mission is. Combined with information that we have already attained from previous sources, we
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Doc Lax continues our discussion of diagnosing and managing concussion (mTBI) for operators and PJs, corpsman, and medics.
163. Concussion Part 2 of 2 Read More »
Doc Lax is a sports med Doc with one of our Pararescue Teams. Over 2 podcasts he discusses the intricacies of diagnosing and managing concussions, both at home and in the deployed environment. Learn about the pathophysiology and natural history of mTBI and why it is so important.
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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 TCCC slides which will be on PJMED.com
162. TCCC Meeting Highlights FEB 2019 Read More »
From the AF Portal On 13 May 2019, The Air Force Security Forces Center will host a Ranger Assessment Course (RAC), previously known as Pre-Ranger. This course will be co-located at the Tropic Lightning Academy, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii and is available to all Air Force Personnel in the ranks of E4 and above. RAC affords
Air Force’s ‘Ranger Assessment Course’ set for May 13th Read More »
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 you can do to set yourself up for success after a career of service. Thanks to everyone
If your aspiration is to become an operator, the chances are you will most likely fail. With selection rates around 15-30%, the statistics say your probability of achieving your dreams is slim. To break through the mold and have a fighting chance at being one of the elite few where most fail, you must be
4 ways you are sabotaging your workouts (and how to fix it) Read More »
