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Online TPATC is a web-based course that includes lectures, scenarios, videos and more focused on care of the trauma patient...
Online TPATC is a web-based course that includes lectures and videos focused on the care of the pediatric patient...
November 14 & 15 2024 | Kansas City, MO
TPATC is a two day educational experience focused on care of the trauma patient...
November 16 & 17 2024 | Durham, NC
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What led me to aeromedical was experiencing the healthcare disparities on the Navajo Nation and the need for critical care transport providers. I wanted to do more, utilize critical thinking, and provide a higher level of care to my patient's. Being a Navajo Native American was one of the biggest influences in my career. I used my culture influence to meet patient needs, and to work with the diverse workforce on and around the Navajo Nation.
Traditionally the USAF has flown wounded service members home from all over the world. Recently, we have started flying with the Negative Pressure Connex (NPC). This supports pts with any type of contagious disease, most recently Covid-19 pts. The 775th EAES has been flying these pts most recently out of Travis ARB in California.
I always knew from the time I was a small child I wanted to be a pediatric nurse. I started by nursing career in the PICU. I felt right at home in the setting of critical care. I loved the challenge, the critical thinking and attention to detail involved. Some of the nurses I admired most and learned from and aspired to be like, were Critical Care Transport nurses. I was drawn to critical care transport because I wanted to be a part of a team that could give these patients the chance to receive the necessary care they needed. A critical care transport for many of these patients can mean the difference between life and death and to be able to offer that service to a child/family in need is inspiring.
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