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Critical care nurses and critical care paramedics are on every transport and are trained in a wide variety of skills from pediatrics to geriatrics. The program’s specialty services include IABP (balloon pumps), ECMO, neonatal Isolettes and VADs. Additionally, it was the first EMS in Massachusetts to carry blood products onboard its vehicles. BMF’s nurses and paramedics average over 15 years of critical care experience.


BMF’s helicopters, ambulances, and airplane


have standardized equipment, including:


• Airway management equipment, including video and surgical airway devices Critical


• • care monitoring • The


Inhaled vasodilators (epoprostenol and nitric oxide) most


advanced mechanical


ventilator available (invasive and non-invasive)


• Helium/oxygen (Heliox) delivery (ground only)


• Intra-aortic balloon pump


• Multiple medication pumps preprogrammed with infusion library


• Transport Isolette and ventilator • Transvenous pacemaker


Crew members also are proficient in managing patients supported by specialty medical devices from sending hospitals, including:


• Extra-Corporeal Membrane Oxygenators (ECMO) Impella


• • Ventricular assist devices rotorpro.com 53 monitor with invasive medical


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