I Want to be a Flying Doctor

I'm looking for jobs at the moment. It's beginning to look more and more like I'm going to be going back into a call centre for more punishment. I had hoped for something more interesting and rewarding but those types of jobs haven't been lining up outside my door for me over the last couple of months.

One of the more interesting jobs that I’ve come across recently is that of air ambulance staff. Aerocare is a worldwide air ambulance service based in the United States but operating worldwide.

The equipment at their disposal is astounding. For example the Lear 35A. This is used for long range missions into Europe, Central & South America and Canada, among other places. It can be used to carry out rapid evacuations and can provide state-of-the-art clinical care in an ICU environment with the most advanced technology available at altitudes up to 45,000 feet.

It must surely be a rewarding experience to be involved in something like this.

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