As a squadron medical officer who isn't bored, and who thinks medical officers should be recruited IN PART for their medical skills, I have formulated, on my own, five talks at the cadet education level (NOTE: I DID NOT say 'training'!!). They are on the topics of Lifesaving First Aid (basic CPR), CPR for Children, Wilderness First Aid, High Altitutd and Diving Physiology, and WMDs-A Brief Overview. They are all in .ppt format. I would be willing to share them with anyone who wants them, with the proviso that they not change the title slides. My institutions are credited, and it keeps my employers happy :-). Please DO NOT EMAIL ME HERE OR LEAVE MESSAGES FOR ME HERE if you want the talks. Please email me at dacross@swmail.sw.org if you want the talks.
David A. Cross, M.D.
Lt. Col., CAP
COL USAFR MC (ret.)
Associate Prof, Anesthesiology
TX A&M HSC
Senior Staff, Anesthesiology
Scott and White Memorial Hospital and Clinic
Temple, TX 76508
OOPS!! Should read "Altitude"....hope people can sorta read between the lines...
David A. Cross, M.D.
Quote from: oldrugged on February 26, 2007, 08:08:46 PM
OOPS!! Should read "Altitude"....hope people can sorta read between the lines...
David A. Cross, M.D.
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