What to Know about CENTCOM MOD 15 Screening Standards
When deploying people to an extreme environment that may not have the ability to diagnose or treat COVID-19, the US […]
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What to Know About CENTCOM MOD 14 Screening Standards
When deploying to an extreme environment that could have limited food supplies, disrupted sleep, or emotional stress, it’s important the
How Safety Staffing can Address Safety Challenges in Pipeline Work
With challenging terrains, quick trainings for independent workers, and long hours, pipeline construction is inherently challenging work. Since the projects
6 Tips to Better Order and Manage your Medical Supplies
Managing medical supplies can feel like a never-ending burden for many occupational medical providers and Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)
Top 10 First Aid Kit Items
When ordering a first aid kit, have you ever wondered what the medical items were used for and how they
Mitigating Recordables in the Field
A Remote Medical International medic in the field recently reported a worker with lower back pain to our Senior Medical
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT: VETERANS DAY EDITION
Remote Medical International would like to recognize our employees who are veterans or are currently serving for Veterans Day. We
How to Manage the Flu on your Work-Site
When a worker on a project in Afghanistan was diagnosed with the flu, Remote Medical International Program Manager Steve Bright
5 Healthy Habits For Pipeline Workers
Working in pipeline construction is a difficult and often dangerous job. Working long hours in remote locations combined with a
Q&A: Using Mobile Treatment Centers to Create a Culture of Safety
Paramedic Tony Shope plays an active role in Remote Medical International’s Medical Treatment Center (MTC) program. Shope has provided care