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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
156. Col Dorlac Part 1
Doc Dorlac discusses his perspective on a career of Deployments as a Trauma Surgeon and Trauma Leader in theater through OEF and OIF. He breaks down the rewards and...
154. Quickie- care under fire, documentation, med plans for training
Quickie- 1. We review care under fire, simplifying training to SHOOT MOVE TOURNIQUET. 2. Preparing for the worst for a training mishap. They happen all the time and can...
154. Endocrine Emergencies
Required listening for PJ Med Paramedic recertification. Thyroid, diabetic and adrenal emergencies discussed. Thanks to Doc Simon! PJ Foundation (PJF) winter retreat coming up. Please send a check...
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164. JSOM articles
New feature- review of selected JSOM articles
Air Force Special Recon has Arrived–Details Here
The Air Force's newest enlisted specialty- Special Reconnaissance, has formally arrived thanks to the newest release of the AFECD (Air Force Enlisted...
163. Concussion Part 2 of 2
Doc Lax continues our discussion of diagnosing and managing concussion (mTBI) for operators and PJs, corpsman, and medics.