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Wilderness Medicine in Antarctica with EWM and National Geographic, Pre-Hospital Care with London HEM's the European Masters in Disastor Medicine and jobs
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EWM & Lindblad National Geographic in Galápagos Islands CME Medical Conference
Galapagos Islands CME Medical Conference 10 CME ECUADOR
25 September 2015 to 04 October 2015
Join us from 25th September – 4th of October 2015 aboard the National Geographic Endeavour, a state of the art expedition ship for a CME accredited medical conference.
Explore this amazing UNESCO listed region in the company of some of the worlds most knowledagble experts and follow in the footsteps of Darwin,
Find out more here…..
Itinerary
To make the most of your 10-day Galápagos expedition, we offer plenty of choices, including some shore landings before breakfast and long hikes, short hikes or coastal explorations from Zodiacs and kayaks. Go deep water snorkeling in the wetsuit and snorkeling gear we provide – which are yours for the entire expedition – or try snorkeling for the first time in a friendly, patient environment. And if you don’t want to get in the water, simply climb aboard our glass-bottom boat for an undersea experience while staying dry. We have the resources onboard to add depth to your experience at any activity level – and all of them are included in the price of the cruise.
10 DAYS/9 NIGHTS – NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDEAVOUR
EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS
• Experience a place where animals live without fear of humans.
• Enjoy close encounters with giant tortoises, sea lions, marine and land iguanas and Darwin’s finches.
• Travel with a Lindblad Expeditions – National Geographic certified Photo Instructor on every voyage.
A new island to explore daily over the course of our expedition, and the promise of genuine discovery every day. Routing among the islands is always subject to Galápagos National Park approval — but our in-depth knowledge of this geography guarantees days steeped in joy, wonder and engaging activities.
Here is a representative sample of islands we may visit during your week on board:
DAY 1: Arrive GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR
Arrive in Guayaquil by late evening. Overnight at Hotel Hilton Colón.
DAY 2: GUAYAQUIL/GALAPAGOS/EMBARK
This morning, fly to Galápagos and embark.
(B,L,D)
DAYS 3 – 8: GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
Although exact routing depends on the National Park Service, we may visit the following islands: (B,L,D)
BARTOLOME: This is an enchanting landscape where lava, mangroves and golden sand converge. Great walks and views abound, with a chance to snorkel with Galápagos penguins.
SANTIAGO: Santiago offers close encounters with Galápagos fur seals along with an opportunity to study the inhabitants of the island’s countless tide pools.
SANTA CRUZ: Look for blue-footed boobies, pelicans, sea lions and more. Enjoy walks in the highlands and encounter giant tortoises in the wild.
ISABELA: A small black sand beach offers wonderful morning swimming. Enjoy a more challenging hike over rugged shoreline and a shorter walk within an iguana colony. Kayaking and deep water snorkeling opportunities are on offer. Enjoy the opportunity to snorkel with sea lions.
FERNANDINA: This is the youngest island in the Galápagos and one of the most pristine tropical islands left on earth. Look forward to hikes over relatively recent lava flows, and spot marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, and Sally Lightfoot crabs.
FLOREANA: Snorkel among sea lions in the clear waters off Champion Islet. We may also find flamingos, pintail ducks and various shorebirds. Hike to a pristine white-sand beach, a favorite nesting site for sea turtles.
ESPAÑOLA: The exclusive home to waved albatross (seasonal) and particularly colorful marine iguanas, Española is also a paradise for Darwin’s finches, sea lions galore, and the famous blue-footed boobies. Snorkel and stroll along the island’s lovely beaches.
DAY 9: GALAPAGOS/DISEMBARK/ GUAYAQUIL
Disembark and fly to Guayaquil. Late afternoon and evening are free to explore the bustling port city. Overnight at Hotel Hilton Colón. (B)
DAY 10: GUAYAQUIL/HOME
After breakfast, disembark and drive to the airport for flights home or on to other adventures. (B)
More information on the National Geographic Endeavour.
Conference Accreditation
In association with the Wilderness Medical Society we are able to offer the ability to earn 10.0 CME and credits towards the Wilderness Medicine Fellowship Program to gain the FAWM.
‘This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the Wilderness Medical Society and Expedition Medicine. The Wilderness Medical Society is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Wilderness Medical Society designates this educational activity for a maximum of 10.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Each physician should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.’
Find out more here…..
EWM & Lindblad National Geographic in Galápagos Islands CME Medical Conference
Galapagos Islands CME Medical Conference 10 CME ECUADOR
25 September 2015 to 04 October 2015
Join us from 25th September – 4th of October 2015 aboard the National Geographic Endeavour, a state of the art expedition ship for a CME accredited medical conference.
Explore this amazing UNESCO listed region in the company of some of the worlds most knowledagble experts and follow in the footsteps of Darwin,
Find out more here…..
Itinerary
To make the most of your 10-day Galápagos expedition, we offer plenty of choices, including some shore landings before breakfast and long hikes, short hikes or coastal explorations from Zodiacs and kayaks. Go deep water snorkeling in the wetsuit and snorkeling gear we provide – which are yours for the entire expedition – or try snorkeling for the first time in a friendly, patient environment. And if you don’t want to get in the water, simply climb aboard our glass-bottom boat for an undersea experience while staying dry. We have the resources onboard to add depth to your experience at any activity level – and all of them are included in the price of the cruise.
10 DAYS/9 NIGHTS – NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDEAVOUR
EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS
• Experience a place where animals live without fear of humans.
• Enjoy close encounters with giant tortoises, sea lions, marine and land iguanas and Darwin’s finches.
• Travel with a Lindblad Expeditions – National Geographic certified Photo Instructor on every voyage.
A new island to explore daily over the course of our expedition, and the promise of genuine discovery every day. Routing among the islands is always subject to Galápagos National Park approval — but our in-depth knowledge of this geography guarantees days steeped in joy, wonder and engaging activities.
Here is a representative sample of islands we may visit during your week on board:
DAY 1: Arrive GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR
Arrive in Guayaquil by late evening. Overnight at Hotel Hilton Colón.
DAY 2: GUAYAQUIL/GALAPAGOS/EMBARK
This morning, fly to Galápagos and embark.
(B,L,D)
DAYS 3 – 8: GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
Although exact routing depends on the National Park Service, we may visit the following islands: (B,L,D)
BARTOLOME: This is an enchanting landscape where lava, mangroves and golden sand converge. Great walks and views abound, with a chance to snorkel with Galápagos penguins.
SANTIAGO: Santiago offers close encounters with Galápagos fur seals along with an opportunity to study the inhabitants of the island’s countless tide pools.
SANTA CRUZ: Look for blue-footed boobies, pelicans, sea lions and more. Enjoy walks in the highlands and encounter giant tortoises in the wild.
ISABELA: A small black sand beach offers wonderful morning swimming. Enjoy a more challenging hike over rugged shoreline and a shorter walk within an iguana colony. Kayaking and deep water snorkeling opportunities are on offer. Enjoy the opportunity to snorkel with sea lions.
FERNANDINA: This is the youngest island in the Galápagos and one of the most pristine tropical islands left on earth. Look forward to hikes over relatively recent lava flows, and spot marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, and Sally Lightfoot crabs.
FLOREANA: Snorkel among sea lions in the clear waters off Champion Islet. We may also find flamingos, pintail ducks and various shorebirds. Hike to a pristine white-sand beach, a favorite nesting site for sea turtles.
ESPAÑOLA: The exclusive home to waved albatross (seasonal) and particularly colorful marine iguanas, Española is also a paradise for Darwin’s finches, sea lions galore, and the famous blue-footed boobies. Snorkel and stroll along the island’s lovely beaches.
DAY 9: GALAPAGOS/DISEMBARK/ GUAYAQUIL
Disembark and fly to Guayaquil. Late afternoon and evening are free to explore the bustling port city. Overnight at Hotel Hilton Colón. (B)
DAY 10: GUAYAQUIL/HOME
After breakfast, disembark and drive to the airport for flights home or on to other adventures. (B)
More information on the National Geographic Endeavour.
Conference Accreditation
In association with the Wilderness Medical Society we are able to offer the ability to earn 10.0 CME and credits towards the Wilderness Medicine Fellowship Program to gain the FAWM.
‘This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the Wilderness Medical Society and Expedition Medicine. The Wilderness Medical Society is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Wilderness Medical Society designates this educational activity for a maximum of 10.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Each physician should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.’
Find out more here…..
Antarctica Expedition & Wilderness Antarctic Medical Conference, 10 CME. 2014
Download Exped Med Antarctica itinerary 2014 (PDF)
14 DAYS/11 NIGHTS – November 28 – December 10, 2014 (depart from U.S. & voyage end date) ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER
*** Book by December 31, 2013 to receive complimentary airfare on this departure. Airfare based on round-trip economy group flights Miami/Buenos Aires. Subject to availability. New bookings only. Not combinable with other offers. ***
The medical element will be led by Dr Paul Auerbach, Paul Auerbach MD, MS, FACEP, FAWM is the Redlich Family Professor of Surgery in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University. He is the world’s leading authority on wilderness medicine and is one of the world’s leading authorities on emergency medicine.
EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Spend a week exploring Antarctica aboard our fully‐equipped, ice‐strengthened ship.
40+ years of Antarctic expeditions assures you of the best possible experience.
Few things compare to a hike, Zodiac cruise or kayak foray amid the icescapes of Antarctica.
Glide around enormous tabular icebergs by Zodiac, walk along beaches covered with thousands of penguins, and kayak amid abundant wildlife. Learn about the Lindblad legacy, dating from 1966, as you travel with Ice Masters, Expedition Leaders and Naturalists who have hundreds of journeys under their parkas. On every expedition, a National Geographic Photographer will give talks and one‐on‐one photo tips in the field, where it counts. An Undersea Specialist captures rarely seen footage of life beneath the icy surface for viewing in the comfort of the ship’s lounge. Join us on our classic Antarctica itinerary.
DAYS 1‐2: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Arrive in the sophisticated city of Buenos Aires, reminiscent of the European capitals, with a vibrant flavor all of its own. Check into the excellent Caesar Park Hotel and join an excursion to view the Beaux Arts palaces on grand boulevards of the old aristocracy; the public art, parks and renowned monuments. We’ll experience the Peron story—in 
buildings, squares and the Evita Museum—so linked to any understanding of contemporary Argentina.
DAY 3: BUENOS AIRES/USHUAIA, ARGENTINA/EMBARK
The morning’s LAN charter flight offers rare views of Patagonia before landing in Ushuaia, where we embark our ship. (B,L,D)
DAY 4: AT SEA
Awake this morning well into our journey across the Drake Passage. Lying between Cape Horn and the Antarctic Peninsula, the Drake holds a distinct place in maritime lore. Sometimes misty and gray, other times calm and clear, crossing the legendary Drake Passage is unforgettable. (B,L,D)
DAYS 5‐10: ANTARCTICA
With long hours of daylight at this time of year, we make the most of our six days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula and its surrounding islands. The schedule is flexible to give you the best experience possible. Our veteran expedition team and their expert knowledge of Antarctica’s waters enable us to take advantage of the unexpected. We are out daily — experiencing Antarctica with all our senses as we walk, cruise in Zodiacs, and venture out in kayaks. See seals wallowing on the beach; hear the cries of penguins, and the huge, nurturing silence of this pristine place.
FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT: Lindblad Expeditions Liz Estes Phone: 888‐773‐9007 Fax: 646‐390‐2050 groups@expeditions.com
More about Paul Auerbach MD, MS, FACEP, FAWM is the Redlich Family Professor of Surgery in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University. He is the world’s leading authority on wilderness medicine and is one of the world’s leading authorities on emergency medicine. A graduate of Duke University and Duke University School of Medicine, as well as the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Dr. Auerbach is editor of the definitive medical textbook Wilderness Medicine, and author of the booksMedicine for the Outdoors (named one of the 10 outstanding healthcare titles for 2009 by the Wall Street Journal), Field Guide to Wilderness Medicine, Diving the Rainbow Reefs, and Management Lessons from the E.R.
He is a founder and past President of the Wilderness Medical Society, and editor emeritus of the peer-reviewed medical journal Wilderness and Environmental Medicine. Dr. Auerbach serves as Chief Medical Officer for Healthline Networks, national medical consultant on hazardous marine animals to the Divers Alert Network (DAN), member of the National Medical Committee for the National Ski Patrol System, and elected member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Search Amazon here for Paul’s books…
Among the many awards that he has received are the Outstanding Contribution in Education Award from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), DAN America Award, NOGI Award from the Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences, and DAN/Rolex Diver of the Year. He has been named a “Hero of Emergency Medicine” by ACEP and was recognized by the 98th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne) for his activities with the Stanford emergency medical team during the Haiti earthquake disaster response.
His international medical activities have included volunteer physician at the Hospitalito Atitlan in Santiago, Guatemala, and instructor and examiner for the newly-created Nepal Ambulance Service. He is an Attending Physician in the Emergency Department at Stanford University Hospital, where he is Director of Special Projects, teaches emergency medicine, and is involved in a number of research projects, including frostbite, avalanche survival, jellyfish stings, diagnosis of traumatic brain injury, and clinical decision support.
He is working to assist in the design and construction of a rural health clinic in Nepal, and is enormously grateful for opportunities to be with his family, friends, and colleagues, who understand the importance of “giving back” and trying to make the world a better place.
Download Exped Med Antarctica itinerary 2014 (PDF)
Of interest
Antarctica Expedition & Wilderness Antarctic Medical Conference, 10 CME. 2014
Download Exped Med Antarctica itinerary 2014 (PDF)
14 DAYS/11 NIGHTS – November 28 – December 10, 2014 (depart from U.S. & voyage end date) ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER
*** Book by December 31, 2013 to receive complimentary airfare on this departure. Airfare based on round-trip economy group flights Miami/Buenos Aires. Subject to availability. New bookings only. Not combinable with other offers. ***
The medical element will be led by Dr Paul Auerbach, Paul Auerbach MD, MS, FACEP, FAWM is the Redlich Family Professor of Surgery in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University. He is the world’s leading authority on wilderness medicine and is one of the world’s leading authorities on emergency medicine.
EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Spend a week exploring Antarctica aboard our fully‐equipped, ice‐strengthened ship.
40+ years of Antarctic expeditions assures you of the best possible experience.
Few things compare to a hike, Zodiac cruise or kayak foray amid the icescapes of Antarctica.
Glide around enormous tabular icebergs by Zodiac, walk along beaches covered with thousands of penguins, and kayak amid abundant wildlife. Learn about the Lindblad legacy, dating from 1966, as you travel with Ice Masters, Expedition Leaders and Naturalists who have hundreds of journeys under their parkas. On every expedition, a National Geographic Photographer will give talks and one‐on‐one photo tips in the field, where it counts. An Undersea Specialist captures rarely seen footage of life beneath the icy surface for viewing in the comfort of the ship’s lounge. Join us on our classic Antarctica itinerary.
DAYS 1‐2: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Arrive in the sophisticated city of Buenos Aires, reminiscent of the European capitals, with a vibrant flavor all of its own. Check into the excellent Caesar Park Hotel and join an excursion to view the Beaux Arts palaces on grand boulevards of the old aristocracy; the public art, parks and renowned monuments. We’ll experience the Peron story—in 
buildings, squares and the Evita Museum—so linked to any understanding of contemporary Argentina.
DAY 3: BUENOS AIRES/USHUAIA, ARGENTINA/EMBARK
The morning’s LAN charter flight offers rare views of Patagonia before landing in Ushuaia, where we embark our ship. (B,L,D)
DAY 4: AT SEA
Awake this morning well into our journey across the Drake Passage. Lying between Cape Horn and the Antarctic Peninsula, the Drake holds a distinct place in maritime lore. Sometimes misty and gray, other times calm and clear, crossing the legendary Drake Passage is unforgettable. (B,L,D)
DAYS 5‐10: ANTARCTICA
With long hours of daylight at this time of year, we make the most of our six days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula and its surrounding islands. The schedule is flexible to give you the best experience possible. Our veteran expedition team and their expert knowledge of Antarctica’s waters enable us to take advantage of the unexpected. We are out daily — experiencing Antarctica with all our senses as we walk, cruise in Zodiacs, and venture out in kayaks. See seals wallowing on the beach; hear the cries of penguins, and the huge, nurturing silence of this pristine place.
FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT: Lindblad Expeditions Liz Estes Phone: 888‐773‐9007 Fax: 646‐390‐2050 groups@expeditions.com
More about Paul Auerbach MD, MS, FACEP, FAWM is the Redlich Family Professor of Surgery in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University. He is the world’s leading authority on wilderness medicine and is one of the world’s leading authorities on emergency medicine. A graduate of Duke University and Duke University School of Medicine, as well as the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Dr. Auerbach is editor of the definitive medical textbook Wilderness Medicine, and author of the booksMedicine for the Outdoors (named one of the 10 outstanding healthcare titles for 2009 by the Wall Street Journal), Field Guide to Wilderness Medicine, Diving the Rainbow Reefs, and Management Lessons from the E.R.
He is a founder and past President of the Wilderness Medical Society, and editor emeritus of the peer-reviewed medical journal Wilderness and Environmental Medicine. Dr. Auerbach serves as Chief Medical Officer for Healthline Networks, national medical consultant on hazardous marine animals to the Divers Alert Network (DAN), member of the National Medical Committee for the National Ski Patrol System, and elected member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Search Amazon here for Paul’s books…
Among the many awards that he has received are the Outstanding Contribution in Education Award from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), DAN America Award, NOGI Award from the Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences, and DAN/Rolex Diver of the Year. He has been named a “Hero of Emergency Medicine” by ACEP and was recognized by the 98th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne) for his activities with the Stanford emergency medical team during the Haiti earthquake disaster response.
His international medical activities have included volunteer physician at the Hospitalito Atitlan in Santiago, Guatemala, and instructor and examiner for the newly-created Nepal Ambulance Service. He is an Attending Physician in the Emergency Department at Stanford University Hospital, where he is Director of Special Projects, teaches emergency medicine, and is involved in a number of research projects, including frostbite, avalanche survival, jellyfish stings, diagnosis of traumatic brain injury, and clinical decision support.
He is working to assist in the design and construction of a rural health clinic in Nepal, and is enormously grateful for opportunities to be with his family, friends, and colleagues, who understand the importance of “giving back” and trying to make the world a better place.
Download Exped Med Antarctica itinerary 2014 (PDF)
Of interest
Polar plunge in Antarctica
These doctors, fresh out of their hypothermia and frostbite lectures, thought they’d test their mettle by jumping into ice-filled 30F seas. Brave? Loco? You choose …
More News;
Dec 18 Course completed! This morning we completed our 2nd crossing of the Drake passage – and feel sooooo lucky to have had smooth crossings both way. Last night we watched a documentary historic account of previous ships trying to round C…ape Horn and were more than a little nervous about the calamity that could ensue. So, we collectively heaved a big sigh of relief when Cape Horn came into view and we knew that the seas would remain smooth to return us to Ushuaia. We held our last expedition medicine class this morning and celebrated the end of the course with some champagne and a last group photo on the deck. Several of us are excited about reuniting at a future course in the Galapagos +/or an Iceland trek … so we prefer to think of tomorrow mornings departure for land as a “see you later” rather than good bye.
An iconic Antarctic Medical Conference exploring one of the worlds most amazing regions.
Join us aboard the National Geographic Explorer, a state of the art expedition ship. The medical element will be led by Dr Paul Auerbach, Paul Auerbach MD, MS, FACEP, FAWM is the Redlich Family Professor of Surgery in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Stanford University. He is the world’s leading authority on wilderness medicine and is one of the world’s leading authorities on emergency medicine.
The ship will also have its own Expedition Leader, a National Geographic staffer, who are amazing experts in their own right and consequently offer a superb environment from which to explore this incredible region.
Join us on next years Antarctic Medical Conference led by wilderness medicine expert Dr Paul Auebach