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What does 30 years in high-intensity medicine do to someone over time?
Episode 6 of Max Impact:
A near-fatal flight incident forced a deeper realization about the mental weight carried in these professions.
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Some moments don’t just change your life—they change everything that comes after.
Episode 5 of Max Impact is live.
Loss → purpose → helping others.
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“There are moments when you realize… you’re the only one there.” Episode 4 of Max Impact is now live.
Matt Brown describes what it feels like to be on scene—an hour from headquarters, the only one from his organization, carrying the weight
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Most people think survival is the hardest part.
It’s not.
Episode 3 of Max Impact is gaining traction across platforms—and I understand why.
It’s what it feels like from the inside… and what comes after.
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It has to come from someone. Our flight crew member Joe Michna in line to donate @KYBloodCenter. #bloodsaves
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Fuel exhaustion led to Beech King Air forced landing in a field near Montreal, Canada news.aviation-safety.net/201…
If you are not comfortable in flight, what is some of the wording you use to express yourself to your crew?
How far do you stay from thunderstorms while in flight, and what are some of the hazards they produce?
Does the med crew participate when practicing emergency procedures in flight? (IIMC, engine fire, autorotation, etc.)