One way to define experience in aeromedical environments is to develop a load of actions, treatment and patient cohorts that subsequently become closely associated with deep regret amongst the clinical team! I've got a few of those. Some things only learnable via experience.

Thanks to Empire Podcast I got this immediately.

When coordinating aeromedical retrieval, my GCS is 16. Not only am I alert and orientated x3, I'm vigilant and ready for anything.

AFLW preseason

Accidentally became important at work and it's ruining my life. Should never have volunteered to run the roster.

Whenever we get to a “no tomorrow game” I’m reminded of Bulls / Cavs Go Freo youtu.be/PjtRjhvQo6I?si…

Had me worried there for a moment A 22 months, much better.

I may have received the most clinical handovers by telephone of anyone on the planet. Mid shift I'm up to 17.

Aeromedical retrieval thought for the day: I can't transport a rumour. That "heads up" you're giving me about a case that might or might not happen - well ultimately it usually doesn't help. Except when it does.

Maybe we should start a list of major losers and trademark it Anthony Scaramucci