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KACIE GOODE/The Kentucky Standard Nelson County Emergency Medical Services held a mock disaster training on Wednesday. The training, which demonstrated how Nelson County first responders work together during a crisis situation, included participation from Nelson County EMS, Air Methods, Flaget Memorial Hospital staff, and actors. KACIE GOODE/The Kentucky Standard Nelson County Emergency Medical Services held a mock disaster training on Wednesday. The training, which demonstrated how Nelson Cou...

3-Jun-2021 Source: United Rotorcraft Vita Inclinata Technologies, which stabilizes load swing and spin with the touch of a button, and United Rotorcraft (a division of Air Methods), a provider of superior aerospace products and system integrations, including Firehawk helicopter modifications and US Military MEDEVAC helicopter cabin modifications, have announced a joint manufacturing capability partnership. The partnership will focus on investigating a joint manufacturing capability of Vita’s ...

Beth Bryant served as the manager of the WellSpan Waynesboro Hospital gift shop. She retired at the end of May after 14 years.

"We are not aware of an event like this ever happening before, and are reviewing all procedures and protocols to ensure it doesn’t happen again," Baptist Health spokeswoman Cara Wade said.

12-May-2021 Source: Air Methods LifeNet Inc, a division of Air Methods, announced that LifeNet 3-2 will now be based at the Hartford Municipal Airport. The new base location will ensure residents in the Hartford region and surrounding areas will have access to air medical services–resulting in quicker response times for emergent and trauma situations. Air medical services provide essential and lifesaving services throughout the country. During missions, LifeNet’s highly skilled medical team...

Air Ambulance Services Market Study: An Emerging Hint of Opportunity | ALPHASTAR (Saudi Arabia), Acadian Companies (US), Air Methods (US) iCrowd Newswire The Air Ambulance Services market research report added by Report Ocean, is an in-depth analysis of the latest developments, market size, status, upcoming technologies, industry drivers, challenges, regulatory policies, with key company profiles and strategies of players. The research study provides market overview, Air Ambulance Services ma...

Air Methods announces new base in Hartford, Wisconsin Air Methods Press Release | May 6, 2021 Estimated reading time 2 minutes, 54 seconds. LifeNet Inc, a division of Air Methods, announced that LifeNet 3-2 will now be based at the Hartford Municipal Airport. The new base location will ensure residents in the Hartford region and surrounding areas will have access to air medical services–resulting in quicker response times for emergent and trauma situations. Air medical services provide e...

EDWARDSVILLE — A flight nurse claims she was not paid for overtime despite working more than 40 hours per week.  Elizabeth Yarnell filed a complaint April 28 in the Madison County Circuit Court against Air Methods Corporation, alleging violation of the Illinois Minimum Wage Law, unjust enrichment and negligence. Yarnell alleges in her complaint that while working as a nurse as a member of Air Methods medical flight crew, she was required to work two, 24-hour shifts each week. She claims her ...

CRM - why does it matter? Mario Pierobon looks at the roles that medical crewmembers play inside rotary and fixed-wing aircraft, and how operators strike a balance between flight safety and patient care The practice of crew resource management (CRM) training is now considered essential by those operating in the airborne special missions sector, whether it is for search and rescue or air ambulance operations.  Whether medical personnel onboard rescue flights should be cons...

manich@leaderherald.com The Fulton County Board of Supervisors on April 12 to review resolutions at the boards monthly meeting at the County Office Building in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich) JOHNSTOWN — The Fulton County Board of Supervisors on April 12 approved five resolutions related to the County Airport, which is gearing up for a large apron project this year. The county’s 2021 capital plan includes a $1.25 million main apron reconstruction project. Supervisors awarded a ...