Jeremy Neskey a Paramedic and Combat Medic has been involved in Prehospital medicine for 20 plus years. With a focus on Austere medical care environments and experience working with National Park service Teams on Denali and in Yosemite National Park. He’s retired from the US Army where he worked as a Medic and mountaineering instructor at the Army Mountain Warfare school Teaching Basic, advance mountaineering and rope rescue over the last ten years he was NCOIC of the Rough Terrain Evacuation Course, Mountain Critical Care Course, the Military Mountain medical course and cold weather medicine. In this episode hosted by Stephen P. Wood Jeremy reflects on the medical operations in the mountains that he has been a part of. He looks at ore mission planning, how reactive to changing circumstances you have to be in complicated medical missions. He will discuss his experiences and what he focusses on in pre mission planning. You can follow Jeremy on instagram @aroundthebendadventurers and www.youtube.com/c/Aroundthebendadventures

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