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Posts Tagged ‘Medical Transport’

Transporting valuable cargo requires special preparations and precautions, and in the process of medical shipping these are especially important. If a shipping company specialises in transporting items like medical vaccines, x-ray machines and examination kits, it goes without saying that this cargo should be treated with the highest standards of care throughout collection, shipping, storage and delivery. There are three key factors that require special attention:  Read more... (343 words, 1 image, estimated 1:22 mins reading time)

When it comes to medical transport, we think of the red lights and sirens of the ambulance speeding down the road on the way to saving another life. However there are many implications and usages we may not realise that are involved with medical transport services. For example, the transportation of a sorely needed emergency replacement organ or a helicopter pulling a climber off a mountain for immediate treatment are all alternatives in medical transport that we may not have thought about.

Now there is a study that proves the claims medical transport companies have been making for years; emergency transport saves lives period.  Read more... (330 words, 3 images, estimated 1:19 mins reading time)

Considering the nature of the emergency, one could hardly say that medical jobs aren’t hectic but exciting might be an adjective that is a bridge too far. Yet few medical healthcare jobs can be quite as thrilling as that of the Aviation Medical Examiner. Being called out in the heat of the moment knowing only you and a remote destination stand between someone’s well being and the precipice is responsibility few have the gall to withstand. It’s a demanding medical job to be sure with long awkward hours, years of training and an error margin that is slim to none, but the accomplishments balance it all out.  Read more... (416 words, 3 images, estimated 1:40 mins reading time)