Re: Peds/Neo dedicated teams

[pedsrusscott@cs.com]

David - greetings - at Univ Chicago, our transport team does neo/peds/big people - total transports 1,000/yr - more or guess 50% of transports are neo/Peds & 50% are big people trips - for ground transports: neo - flight RN  & 2 paramedics with addtl neo training - occasionally neonatal NNP's also join us - peds grounds:  triaged by FN before transport to determine acuity - configuration either FN & 2 paramedics (as above) or FN/flight doc (2-3'rd yr ER residents) - For flights: neo/peds - FN/flight doc as above - In house responsibilities: 12 hour shifts - 6hrs dedicated to ER & 6 hours for other flight duties - hope this helps & feel free to contact me for further info
Take care
Scott DeBoer RN,MSN,CFRN
Flight Nurse Educator : UCAN
Univ Chicago Hospitals
pedsrusscott@cs.com
flightmed@flightweb.com wrote:
>
> Friends,
> Time permitting your response to the following would be appreciated.
> - Does your program have a dedicated Pediatric &/or Neonatal Team?
> - If so, what modes of transportation are used?
> - What is the crew configuration?
> - What are the average call volumes per month?
>            Peds?
>            Neo?
> - In house/hospital responsibilities?
> Thanks for your time,
> 
> David Pilkenton RN, EMT-P
> MEDUCARE
> Charleston, SC
> pilkenda@musc.edu
> 
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