Issues in Neonatal Transport |
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AIRLIFE NNP Elizabeth Schierholz
Elizabeth Schierholz, MSN NNP and Neonatal Team Lead for AIRLIFE Denver, shares about the Science of Air Travel with Neonatal Transport Considerations in her article on Flight Physiology. |
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"AirLife crew ready for anything" |
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AirLife RN Interviewed in Denver Nursing Star |
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AIRLIFE Denver Flight Nurses Receive 2009 Pediatric Lifesaver Award
Theo Tindall RN was interviewed in the wake of receiving, along with fellow AirLife flight nurse Paul Crowley RN, the 2009 Pediatric Lifesaver Award at the Colorado Emergency Medical Service Conference held in Keystone, Colorado this year. |
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Waypoint Feature on New AirLife Lear31s |
The December 2009 issue of Waypoint AirMed & Rescue magazine features an article on AirLife's most recent vehicle upgrade from Lear 25s to Lear 31s! Click on the article cover for the full story on how AirLife is taking rapid patient care to new heights!
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Duracell Commercials featuring AirLife Denver
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Cure For Cullen |
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AirLife Denver's crew has recently been touched by the life and journey of Cullen McReynolds, who is the son of a family friend of Flight Nurses Elizabeth Ahl and Robert Greene. Cullen was diagnosed in June 2009 with stage 4 neuroblastoma: a very aggressive cancer which originated near Cullen's adrenal gland and has since spread to the lymph nodes and bones. As Cullen and his parents battle through his treatments together, AirLife is proud to join them in looking to a hopeful future where a cure for "the Cullenator" might be found. In making Cullen our newest "junior flight crew member," AirLife knows we all can be the difference for his future.
AirLife encourages anyone who hears of Cullen's story to read more at his site on CaringBridge.org. We also hope you too will join us in supporting the fight to Cure the Cullenator by sending donations to:
Advantage Bank
1611 Canyon Blvd.
Boulder, CO 80302
Attn: Hannah Dingman
Payable to: Cullen McReynolds
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Rocky Mountain Independent features AirLife Denver |
AIRLIFE Denver is pleased and proud to be a featured topic in the new Rocky Mountain Independent - the online spinoff of the Rocky Mountain News - in July 2009!
Thanks to our coordinated efforts with Duracell, AIRLIFE's unending dedication toward safety and emergency transport came under the eye of RMI's Tillie Fong; click the image to the right to read more!
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Littleton Fire Donation |
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Steve Berry, National Speaker, author and cartoonist for JEMS magazine accepting the James Ulrich Silver Falcon Award for his lifetime contribution in EMS. He is also pictured with Steve Green, EMS Chief Englewood Fire and Linda Gray. |
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A very big "Thank you" to all the members of Littleton Fire Rescue's, Local 2086 FF Foundation, for your generous donation of $500 to the James Ulrich Scholarship Fund at Swedish Hospital. This scholarship fund provides support for individuals who want to go to paramedic school and can not afford it. As you may know, Jim died at the end of 2006 after a courageous battle with leukemia. Jim worked for Englewood Fire for 28 years, the last 8 as the EMS Chief. Your thoughtful donation helps keep his memory alive in EMS. |
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Introducing Mobile ALECS! |
Announcing the debut of the AIRLIFE Emergency Care Simulator - ALECS !
Our NEW state of the art training vehicle sponsored by Friends of AIRLIFE.
More about ALECS |
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AIRLIFE Stroke Team |
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AIRLIFE Denver and Swedish Medical Center are national leaders in stroke patient care. On March 1st, 2006 Swedish Medical Center and AIRLIFE announced that they will be providing the first dedicated comprehensive stroke transport team for Colorado and the seven-state Rocky Mountain Region. The goal of a Stroke Center is to improve patient outcomes through an organized system of care. |
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Pandemic Flu Care Packet |
HealthONE, partnered with the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter,
prepared this packet to help you learn about pandemic flu and give you a
checklist to put your home disaster kit together.
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