May 7, 2021 3:02 PM Paramedics Kristen Slivorski and Shauna Speers work on a patient under the wings of TEAAM, the Technical Evacuation Advanced Aero Medical Society. (Supplied, Alaska Highway News) FORT ST. JOHN, B.C – TEAAM Aeromedical is looking to launch in Fort St. John this summer, and has started recruiting for their non-profit air ambulance service. The city would be home to its third base, designated TEAAM 3, with TEAAM 2 and 3 operating in Prince George and Squamish, respectively. Technical Evacuation Advanced Aero Medical Society, or TEAAM for short, is made up of paramedics and physicians dedicated to providing crucial life support and training in long-line helicopter rescues.