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Good evening all, A good friend of mine in the USA (ex ODA) has asked myself to garner interest from any British medics that would be interested in a contract working with Global on task in Afghanistan. I do not have exact specifics but suffice to say i would say that it will be a 90/30...

You seem to be the font of knowledge on all these posts in different threads,be it matters clinical and social economics at the moment.You ain`t the only ex military medic with an HPC qual on here licensed to give verse. Yeah it is pretty shit money when you think of it.I worked for Exmed 4...

As for your very assuaged notion you are doing dandy in the remuneration stakes its still less than doing a 4&4 for 70+...

Awesome...simply awesome!

Abermed are the same as Captia in really only employing personnel who have done there course which also gives a Thrombolytic accreditation that is valid for 12 mths.There is no disparate area of distinction between them. There again,it depends on what you want.Working with the likes off...

What i would do to be safe side is to 'hang fire until' the spring when things start to pick up in the industry and then when the sun (what is that) comes back you may have a fresh impetus in what you wish to do fella...just another thought process. Best.

In countenance i have encountered loads of gash hand medics that are health care registered and are totally wank both offshore and on land working in places,for instance such as Africa. As well i have found there are lots of tier one medical spanners working in the security industry,who love to...

Captia and Abermed will charge a client/operator about £800.00 GBP a "day" from that you will get £235.00-£275.00 approximately before tax and N.I.In effect shit.If on a salary about 40-45K which may seem a lot coming from the NHS and Military but you soon realise that other individuals with...

ISOS require a paramedic for a contract in West Africa. 6&6 rotation TBC. AOR:Guinea-Sierra Leone-Liberia. Aeromed experience a plus as will be required to travel with patients on repatriations. French speaking a plus as well. Salary: on application. POC:-andre.willemse@internationalsos.com

When i was doing my refresher OSM cse in 2010,i had a GP who is a good friend who would have let me in her surgery to sign off. However the provider wouldn't let me,never mind hear of it as they had no oversight (surprise surprise)...so i ended up doing it in Aberdeen and it was gash and so was...

As far as i know my friend there are a bunch of contracts that have been posted on here but i guess they are all DOD in relation as you mentioned.I cant really say as i am in the UK but have a a few POCs for the US,which i may be of help with... Baz.

As a medic sitting on a DSV currently in Leith waiting to sail to the great blue yonder i know these companies (specifically the one mentioned earlier) confer a jobs for the boys regime....i have seen it as i worked for them in another life.... Lots of unsuspecting individuals who are being...

Captia: Good;worked there Frontier: See below ISOS/Abermed (one and the same now) : i know as worked for them too. Oilfield medics: don't even go there. Centre of Oil&Gas in the UK is Aberdeen with all roads leading and interlinked there,maybe if you fancy some seismic vessel off the coast of...