First of all I would like to say thank you so much for this AMA, because as a pre-med student I want to be a doctor but also wanted to do something exciting and on the field rather than be at the hospital all the time. After reading your post I realized that opportunity is definitely there. Thank you so much again.
My questions are:
1. Where would one go to apply for such positions, also what and where did you go for your residency?
Since you also work on helicopters and other aerial forms of transportation, is it like in the military (i.e. flight surgeons) where you have to be certified to work in these places? If there is, what kind of requirements are there? For example, a certain level of visual acuity, physical fitness, etc.
3.By being in places where danger is a common occurrence, have you and your fellow co-workers been in situations that you could have potentially died in?
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First of all I would like to say thank you so much for this AMA, because as a pre-med student I want to be a doctor but also wanted to do something exciting and on the field rather than be at the hospital all the time. After reading your post I realized that opportunity is definitely there. Thank you so much again. My questions are: 1. Where would one go to apply for such positions, also what and where did you go for your residency?
3.By being in places where danger is a common occurrence, have you and your fellow co-workers been in situations that you could have potentially died in?
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