This second part of our discussion delves into the later stages of dealing with this, obstacles to care, and some discussion about service dogs. Support the Argos project at k9soliders.org. Five PJs have received amazing dogs with great results,
#41 Part two of conversation with MY on experience with PTSD and a way forward. Read More »
Gabe Corey is a retired PJ who began formal PFC/extended care training for one of our teams. In this podcast we discuss the impetus for, principles of, and challenges facing Pararescue in extended care training.
#39 PFC- origin and principles of training: a discussion with the PJ originator Read More »
MY is a recently retired SMSgt PJ who experienced a brutal mission in the 90s, was able to compensate until on OEF mission brought it all to the surface. This first of 2 discussions chronicles his career as the backdrop for the challenges of maintaining a family and operating during a time where we did not
#40 PTSD. Conversation with MY re: his experience with combat stress.Part 1. Read More »
#38 LLs from a 212th podcast and the SOCOM SEMA. This is new and the first podcast from a team and their mission. We then included a series for LLs early in OIF from our good friend who is an experienced 18D.
#38 – Lessons Learned-212th podcast and LLs from a senior 18D Read More »
Pelvic binders discussion, and highlights from the Feb 2016 TCCC meeting
PJ Medcast 37 – Pelvic Binders and TCCC Read More »
Medcast #36 reviews the rationale and principles for video laryngoscopy, and re-hacks the importance of sustainment training. The monthly drill is mission critical so you are always fresh for a training mis-hap, or unexpected civil SAR.
PJ Medcast 36 – VL vs DL and the monthly drill Read More »
This is the best vent talk we have had for PJs. One of our Flight Docs is an Anesthesiologist (Harvard Med School! ) and did this talk at a 2015 refresher.
PJ Medcast 35 – Ventilator talk from Moffet Flight Doc Read More »
Here we will discuss the traits unique to PJs and some issues related to resilience and the challenges sometimes faced by operators in maintaining the edge.
PJ Medcast 34 – Introduction to resilinece and maintaining the edge Read More »
The Harvard Business School reviewed ten books on leadership. One book by Daniel Goleman is highlighted in this podcast. Daniel Goleman is a scientist whose research expertise is in emotional intelligence. Aspects of emotional intelligence are the key factors in successful leadership. These skills are critical to your growth as a TL, EL and onwards.
PJ Medcast 33 – Leadership Skills Read More »
In this episode we begin to use the podcasts in expanding the ability to share lessons learned from missions and training. If you have lessons learned to share send them either to Doc or the PJ Medical Programs Manager. And if you want to make a podcast of lessons learned, send the MP3 file to
PJ Medcast 32 – Lessons Learned Read More »
