COVER STORY
Boston MedFlight: safety at the core
A quick-thinking pilot instructs his crew and keeps an emergency from turning into a crisis. But expecting the unexpected is what we train to do at Boston MedFlight. It's why safety is more than just our core value; it's our instinct.
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The Boston MedFlight Simulation Center
A state-of-the-art simulation center has just come online at Boston MedFlight, offering new and existing staff members the unique opportunity to develop their patient and crisis management skills in a realistic, no-risk environment.
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Boston MedFlight selects Sikorsky for new addition to the fleet
Boston MedFlight has chosen a Sikorsky S76C++ as the helicopter that will replace our retiring Dauphin aircraft later this year. Equipped with state-of-the-art safety features, the Sikorsky also gives us the ability to fly longer, heavier missions than we do currently, helping ensure that Boston MedFlight can meet the needs of a wider variety of patients into the future.
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FUNDRAISING
With your help, Boston MedFlight can keep helping others
Boston MedFlight is delighted to report the best-ever response to our annual fundraising appeal. Every gift we receive is deeply appreciated.
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CAREERS
Join our world-class team
and see what you can do
Any position in the medical services industry lets you make a difference to people in need, but have you thought about how much more exciting and challenging your work could be?
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Patient story: Amin Abbassi
September 25th 2007 is a day that the Abbassi family of Bridgewater can never forget. It was almost time for the evening meal, and as their parents prepared dinner, 2-year-old Amin Abbassi and his 4-year old brother Thatcher played in the sunroom. Father Rafik soon returned to find that Thatcher didn't know where his little brother had gone. Shortly afterward, Rafik discovered Amin outside: his still body was floating in the swimming pool.
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