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Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant. Duke University Graduate. Army National Guard PA/Combat Medic. Former Paramedic. Devoted to learning and sharing evidence-based medicine.
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If you would like some education material about cardiac or vascular. I work in a cardiac cath lab on the civilian side.
Absolutely! Within this next month, I’ll be doing crash courses on the cardiac related protocols (Ex. Chest Pain, DVT, PE, etc.). If you could go through those protocols under the “Protocols” tab and make suggestions on revisions or educational resources that I could use to help explain them in the crash courses, that would be amazing.
This site has a ton of valuable information. I know its primary purpose is for 68W’s to learn, but if a soldier (or civilian) wanted to brush up on his or her CLS, where should that soldier focus?
A CLS crash course is actually in the works! Within about a month or so, there will be CLS/TCCC for all combatants crash course posted underneath the TCCC tab. I’ll keep everyone posted. Thanks!
Brandon…..I just came across your site. This is a great resource! Nice work. I am going to add it to my resources for my students. I hope you are doing well in PA school.
Much appreciated!!
I tried to send you an email through the provided address but it did not work. It said the address was not found. I just wanted to say great job on the site! I will be recommending to our MSTC that they implement it into training for the 68Ws here.
Thank you!! That’s very flattering, I hope you all find it helpful. Apologies for the address, I’ve updated it now. If there’s anything you think I can add or modify to the website, feel free to shoot me an email at bsimpson7124@gmail.com. Good luck out there!