Air Med was established in 1972 as the 8th air medical transport program in the nation. In 30+ years of existence, Air Med has grown into an outstanding air medical transport service which currently utilizes a combination of four rotor- and two fixed-wing aircraft from six locations throughout the state to transport approximately 2500 patients per year.
Here I am with some of my co-workers. From way up on the helipad there is a beautiful view of the Salt Lake Valley-can you spot the U in the background? Go UTES! I wish Tyler could have been there but he probably would have wanted to jump in and go for a ride-he loves helicopters.
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4 comments:
Oooo helicopters!
What cool training! I wanted to be a helicopter pilot once. Then I saw how much it cost to do that. I don't so much want to be one anymore.
I went on a date with one of the air med flight nurses once too.
Those helicopters are sweet!
That looks like a very fun outing! Hopefully I NEVER need to use their services!
I've always wanted to ride in a helicopter, and hopefully when my day comes to ride in one, it is not an air med one.
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