Medical Rescue Australia Pty Ltd offers dedicated rotary wing aeromedical evacuation services to the private sector.
Our turnkey aeromedical solutions are tailored to the specific needs of our clients with fit for purpose twin engine IFR helicopters (+/- rescue hoists) are able to be positioned anywhere in Australasia. Combining the highest offshore safety standards of our contracted aviation operator with specialist aeromedical teams trained by Medical Rescue Training as Cert 3 level Rescue crew ensures that the aeromedical service provided is well integrated and in adherance with all Australasian aeromedical standards.
Medical Rescue can supply the full array of medical services from site medical teams, medical evacuation and primary rescue helicopters through to fixed wing air ambulance and road transfer to pre arranged tertiary hospitals resulting in a seemless transition along the cascade from treatment at the point of injury through to tertiary specialist medical care all on the one stretcher with compatible medical equipment.
Taking advantage of Medical Rescues turn key end to end solution ensures your safety management plan is not compromised and the best standard of care is provided through a single point of of contact for your workers and contractors.
If your present helicopter operation requires AME/SAR medical crew Medical Rescue can assist with the correct medical configuration of your aircraft and provision of dual trained professional aeromedical crew.
SAR MEDICAL CREW
Search and Rescue helicopters and aeromedical helicopters are often one and the same requiring a well trained rear crew with both SAR and medical skills, experience and qualifications. Either a medical condition resulted in the need for rescue, or will result from exposure to the environment while awaiting rescue. Either way SAR crews are faced with having to deliver medical care once a person is found.
Moves towards providing at least one highly qualified paramedic on SAR helicopters are being undertaken by service providers world wide. Medical Rescue's helicopter flight medical crew are trained as rescue crew to Australias only nationally accredited Cert III Aviation (Rescue) to ensure they are not only experienced autonomous clinicians but also fit for the role of a rescue "down the wire" crewman. Trained in the various winch techniques and helicopter operations.
AEROMEDICAL CREW
The lack of national registration of paramedic qualifications has lead to the term "paramedic" being widely used by lesser qualified personnel. Having only basic trained “medics” adds additional levels of risk to the patient and operation where the paramedic is required to think and act autonomously often a long way from definitive care and additional advanced level support. It is widely accepted that two medical crew are required when conducting an aeromedical evacuation and this is not considered best practice.
Medical Rescue have a team Doctors, and Intensive Care Paramedics with Cert III aviation rescue crew training and extensive flight experience. The paramedics are given authority to practice by our clinical directors who review the care given to every patient they look after to ensure best clinical practice and adherance with our doccumented clinical practice guidelines (CPGs)
Having highly qualified medical crew on a SAR/AME helicopter allows for more intensive treatment in flight, and the opportunity to identify the most suitable destination medical facility which may not be the closest.
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