Re: Air-Evac EMS

["Training Staff" <training@sncismn.com>]

Where can you find "very reliable rumors/stories"? Is there such a thing? If
you are going to slam a service you need to sign your name. I know nothing
of Air-Evac EMS, they are not in our area, but I see you as possibly a
disgruntled ex-employee trying in his/her little way to take a shot at them.

The nature of your posting gives no credence to your opinion, and therefore,
it carries no wieght. Next time put your real name on here, not some made up
AOL alias.

Kenneth O'Rourke
"Non Nobis Sed Aliis"

----- Original Message -----
From: <Nrempt@aol.com>
To: <flightmed@flightweb.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 8:00 AM
Subject: Re: Air-Evac EMS


> Regarding AirEvac;
>     Their safety record leaves much to be desired. You'll need to check
that
> out for yourself. Not just accidents listed with the NTSB, but also find
out
> about their
> "incidents" such as the tail rotor strike in Jay Ok. last month. They
struck
> a road
> sign with their tail rotor on approach to a scene flight. I believe they
only
> require 3 yrs. of experience for employment consideration, at least on the
> medical side. Try to contact some of the recieving facilities, say in St.
> Louis, MO.
>     They typically hire from the surrounding areas, so their referrral
places
> may be
> biased.
>     My personal opinion is that they need to be much safer. If you would
like
> I can give you some very reliable 'rumors/stories' which may or may not
help.
> They are
> from very reliable sources. As far as patient care, I've heard a few
horror
> stories that
> I could share if you like. I must tell you , however, that I do work for
the
> competition
> so my views may also be biased. I do believe, however, that they make air
ems
> providers look bad. Maybe not to the public, but to the industry.
> Nrempt@aol.com
>
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