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Scott DeBoer RN,MSN | 6 Nov 2010 12:42

impella vad


Greetings - If any programs are currently transporting patients on Impella Vads and you happen to have
already created any policies, etc. would you hopefully be willing to share with our crew - Also looking for
any teams experiences with transporting said vads
thanx so much!
Scott

Scott DeBoer RN,MSN,CEN,CPEN,CCRN,CFRN,EMT-P
Flight Nurse: University of Chicago Hospitals
Founder: Peds-R-Us Medical Education
9052 Beall Street
Dyer, IN 46311 USA
www.Peds-R-Us.com - scott <at> peds-r-us.com
888-280-PEDS (7337)
866-449-7337 fax
219-313-5612 cell

"In each of us, two natures are at war – the good and the evil. All our lives the fight goes on between them,
and one of them must conquer. But in our own hands lies the power to choose – what we want most to be, we are."
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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Dave Dobson | 9 Nov 2010 01:45
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Scope of Practice

Ours is not your traditional "hospital based" flight program. We at Eagle III in Green Bay are a combination
of 2 hospitals (not in the same health care system) and a freestanding ground and HEMS program. Our
hospital ICU medical director and our flight team are looking to expand our scope of practice within the
hospital setting to include independent pt intubations, insertion of central lines, and insertion of
chest tubes. Prior to initiating this course, I am hoping to find out what the in-house scope of practice
includes in other hospital based programs as well as the steps taken to obtain and maintain competency in
the included procedures. ANY information, experiences, assistance, and guidelines would be greatly
appreciated from this group of professionals.

David Dobson, RN CFRN   djdobs <at> bellin.org 

 

 
David Dobson RN CFRN
Bellin Hospital Eagle III
920-676-4717
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Wilhite7475 | 9 Nov 2010 04:12
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Re: Scope of Practice

In the Olympia/ Seattle area I believe our Flight med are privately owned and operated companies that are
stationed at the local hospitals or airports. It is interesting to hear there are Flight programs that are
hospital based. 

Can anyone tell me what the most important certificate to obtain after completing RN training is on the way
to Becoming a Flight Nurse? 
Thanks, 
Brenda 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Dobson" <DJDOBS <at> bellin.org> 
To: flightmed <at> flightweb.com 
Sent: Monday, November 8, 2010 4:45:55 PM 
Subject: Scope of Practice 

Ours is not your traditional "hospital based" flight program. We at Eagle III in Green Bay are a combination
of 2 hospitals (not in the same health care system) and a freestanding ground and HEMS program. Our
hospital ICU medical director and our flight team are looking to expand our scope of practice within the
hospital setting to include independent pt intubations, insertion of central lines, and insertion of
chest tubes. Prior to initiating this course, I am hoping to find out what the in-house scope of practice
includes in other hospital based programs as well as the steps taken to obtain and maintain competency in
the included procedures. ANY information, experiences, assistance, and guidelines would be greatly
appreciated from this group of professionals. 

David Dobson, RN CFRN djdobs <at> bellin.org 

David Dobson RN CFRN 
Bellin Hospital Eagle III 
920-676-4717 
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ccrn8559 | 9 Nov 2010 14:18
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Expieriance!!!!
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Subject: Re: Scope of Practice

In the Olympia/ Seattle area I believe our Flight med are privately owned and operated companies that are
stationed at the local hospitals or airports. It is interesting to hear there are Flight programs that are
hospital based. 

Can anyone tell me what the most important certificate to obtain after completing RN training is on the way
to Becoming a Flight Nurse? 
Thanks, 
Brenda 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Dobson" <DJDOBS <at> bellin.org> 
To: flightmed <at> flightweb.com 
Sent: Monday, November 8, 2010 4:45:55 PM 
Subject: Scope of Practice 

Ours is not your traditional "hospital based" flight program. We at Eagle III in Green Bay are a combination
of 2 hospitals (not in the same health care system) and a freestanding ground and HEMS program. Our
hospital ICU medical director and our flight team are looking to expand our scope of practice within the
hospital setting to include independent pt intubations, insertion of central lines, and insertion of
chest tubes. Prior to initiating this course, I am hoping to find out what the in-house scope of practice
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Tony B | 9 Nov 2010 17:44
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Knowledge, as many certification as possible and FIELD EXPERIENCE.

> Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2010 03:12:14 +0000
> From: Wilhite7475 <at> comcast.net
> To: flightmed <at> flightweb.com
> Subject: Re: Scope of Practice
> 
> In the Olympia/ Seattle area I believe our Flight med are privately owned and operated companies that are
stationed at the local hospitals or airports. It is interesting to hear there are Flight programs that are
hospital based. 
> 
> Can anyone tell me what the most important certificate to obtain after completing RN training is on the way
to Becoming a Flight Nurse? 
> Thanks, 
> Brenda 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Dave Dobson" <DJDOBS <at> bellin.org> 
> To: flightmed <at> flightweb.com 
> Sent: Monday, November 8, 2010 4:45:55 PM 
> Subject: Scope of Practice 
> 
> Ours is not your traditional "hospital based" flight program. We at Eagle III in Green Bay are a
combination of 2 hospitals (not in the same health care system) and a freestanding ground and HEMS
program. Our hospital ICU medical director and our flight team are looking to expand our scope of practice
within the hospital setting to include independent pt intubations, insertion of central lines, and
insertion of chest tubes. Prior to initiating this course, I am hoping to find out what the in-house scope
of practice includes in other hospital based programs as well as the steps taken to obtain and maintain
competency in the included procedures. ANY information, experiences, assistance, and guidelines
would be greatly appreciated from this group of professionals.
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Scott DeBoer RN,MSN | 28 Nov 2010 03:21

duodenal atresia/double bubble x-ray


 Greetings - For the 2'nd edition of my CPEN Q&A review book, I'm searching for a good X-ray copy of a duodenal
atresia/double bubble x-ray that I can use in the book - any assistance welcomed & full credit given of
course to whomever can hopefully assist
thank you!
Scott

Scott DeBoer RN,MSN,CEN,CPEN,CCRN,CFRN,EMT-P
Flight Nurse: University of Chicago Hospitals
Founder: Peds-R-Us Medical Education
9052 Beall Street
Dyer, IN 46311 USA
www.Peds-R-Us.com - scott <at> peds-r-us.com
888-280-PEDS (7337)
866-449-7337 fax
219-313-5612 cell

"In each of us, two natures are at war – the good and the evil.  All our lives the fight goes on between them,
and one of them must conquer.  But in our own hands lies the power to choose – what we want most to be, we are."
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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