Twelve pulse oximeters, eleven pelican cases, ten carpuject holders, nine emergency cric kits, eight oxygen cylinders, seven triangular bandages, six tactical tourniquets, five chest tubes, four SAM splints, three chest…
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Health and Safety Blog
Remember the 6 Ps. Proper planning prevents piss poor performance. Once a cold chain shipment is in motion, there is not much you can do if something goes wrong. The best…
As Medical Director at Remote Medical International®, I have worked on a wide variety of international and tropical medicine projects.  While every region of the world poses unique risks for…
As summer turns to fall, it’s no secret that some cities fare better than others. The office staff at our Seattle headquarters will be the first to admit that winter…
Congratulations to the graduates of our inaugural WEMT course in Oakhurst, CA! The national pass rate for first-time NREMT test takers is 74%. Last month, our students raised the bar with…
We serve an incredibly diverse set of clients who have one thing in common: operations that demand dynamic and customized medical capability. This is especially the case for our corporate…
As a CEO, I have come to sincerely appreciate audits. While audits can be a pain, they also present an excellent learning opportunity. As Remote Medical International® has grown, audits…
Last month, we completed a comprehensive risk assessment for a seismic data acquisition company operating at a remote job site in Wyoming. Serving as both a senior paramedic and a…
Our DA-Med Pack provides military units and private military companies with a functional and easy-to-navigate option for fast-paced medical emergencies. This pack functions as a customizable kit (ex. see Contents…
Brendan Parker, 2009 WEMT alum, traveled through South America and volunteered in remote clinics along the way.Remote Medical International® delivers premier wilderness medicine trainings taught by the most experienced instructors…
