EPISODE 88

Ryan Wyatt,
ParamedIc ExtraordInaIre

May 1, 2021 | Podcast

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Ryan has checked just about every box there is to check in the paramedic world

Ryan Wyatt is a flight paramedic who has worked on air and ground ambulances, in a trauma center, and overseas. After time spent as a Navy Corpsman, Ryan also deployed to Iraq as a private military contractor flying on Littlebird helicopters doing medevac work. Hear about the time his Littlebird went down behind enemy lines and more.

Links:
Talon Tactical Medicine

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