Quick decisions can often mean life or death in remote locations like wind power farms, both on land and offshore.
Since mines are often in remote or hard-to-access places, challenges can arise when miners are injured or ill. Local emergency
The rising demand for renewable energy means a corresponding increase in the workforce required to build, operate, and maintain offshore
Dr. Kizito Osondu joined Remote Medical International as a field provider in January of 2019. Originally from the Imo State
When a sick 24-year-old worker didn’t show up to work, a foreman notified Remote Medical International Nurse Practitioner John Meyer
When working in an offshore environment, the vessel is watertight. This means it’s also airtight, allowing an illness to spread
On May 31, 2017, a vehicle-borne suicide bomb detonated in Kabul’s diplomatic quarter a few hundred yards from one of
On January 1, 2018 at 8 p.m., Remote Medical International employees Dr. Bruce Dooley and Paramedic Lauren Hadley, providing contracted
When Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit Puerto Rico, locals quickly lost water, food, power, and medical resources. Thankfully, many major
Staff Stories: Using a drone to deliver medical support on a record-breaking pipeline project. Imagine you’re a side boom operator
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