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#Repost @global_surgical_medical_group ・・・ ⚠️ warning graphic ⚠️ GSMSG orthotrauma surgeons pulling metal shrapnel out of the thigh and then reconstructing the femur of a victim of ISIS daisy chained IEDs near Mosul. For the quiet professionals/SOF veterans out there and MDs/surgeons interested in medical-surgical missions to various conflict theaters, apply on our website. . . Just some house keeping items. First, we get a lot of questions about where we work exactly. For obvious OPSEC we generally don't show where we are working as you'll notice most photos are indoors or don't show the horizon or terrain if outdoors or are displayed long after the team has departed that area if they show more detail than that. It's generally considered exceedingly poor form/amateur hour to live broadcast your location in an active AO. Second issue, for those that are interested in applying who are not medically qualified or military veterans, while we thank you for your support and your enthusiasm, there are plenty of other groups who take non-qualified individuals if you are just looking for your adventure time in Iraq. You can look through our previous posts to see what we are looking for. Lastly, we are down to the last 10 black Iraq GSMSG performance shirts that we are going to be selling to the public on our website . Those won't be available any more once the last 10 are gone. 20% off with promo code "IGRecon" for our support from our brothers over @igrecon and for the future public shirt design that will come out at some point, we want to thank the folks at @556_productions . #sofmed #sof #medicine #surgery #surgeon #ortho #trauma #veteran #doc #doctor #fixyou #army #navy#airforce #marines #marsoc #navyseals #GSMSG #GlobalRecon

Search Global Recon Podcast on ITunes, Soundcloud, or click the link in my bio. Scroll down and click episode 43- For this episode I had two different conversations with two very interesting individuals. The first conversation is with former British Army Combat Medic Chantelle Taylor. @altern8rv A former Combat Medic she had a remarkable career in the British Army. Renowned for being the first British female soldier in history to engage and kill an enemy combatant at close quarters, she was the lead medic supporting an infantry fighting company during prolonged combat operations in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Chantelle is the director of tactical medicine within Spectre International/FVEY Group. She is an ambassador for GBV UNCOVERED an international online think tank dedicated to improving the medical and psychological care available to the survivors of sexual gender-based violence [GBV] in the world's conflict regions. Taylor transitioned into diplomatic security and for a further four years she undertook the role of primary protection officer for the Australian Ambassador to Iraq. Currently she specializes in the provision and effective implementation of medicine in unstable or hostile regions. We discussed her career as a medic, and post military as a defense contractor working in war zones. We also discuss combat medicine, women in combat, and a variety of other topics. The second conversation I had is with Aaron Epstein. Aaron is the president of an organization called the Global Surgical Medical Support Group. This unique organization provides medical training, and support to the Kurdish military, and Kurdish civilian population in Northern Iraq, as the continue to battle ISIS. “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”-Chinese proverb. Very popular aid organizations go into Iraq, drop some limited supplies, take some photos then leave. GSMSG is the exact opposite of that. They train the Kurds, so that they are no longer needed in the conflict zone. Enjoy. #GlobalReconPodcast #BritishArmy #GSMSG #Iraq #Peshmerga #ChantelleTaylor #Battleworn #Infantry #CombatMedic #TCCC #TraumaMedicine #War

Search Global Recon Podcast on ITunes, Soundcloud, or click the link in my bio. GRP 43- For this episode I had two different conversations with two very interesting individuals. The first conversation is with former British Army Combat Medic Chantelle Taylor. A former Combat Medic she had a remarkable career in the British Army. Renowned for being the first British female soldier in history to engage and kill an enemy combatant at close quarters, she was the lead medic supporting an infantry fighting company during prolonged combat operations in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Chantelle is the director of tactical medicine within Spectre International/FVEY Group. She is an ambassador for GBV UNCOVERED an international online think tank dedicated to improving the medical and psychological care available to the survivors of sexual gender-based violence [GBV] in the world's conflict regions. Taylor transitioned into diplomatic security and for a further four years she undertook the role of primary protection officer for the Australian Ambassador to Iraq. Currently she specializes in the provision and effective implementation of medicine in unstable or hostile regions. We discussed her career as a medic, and post military as a defense contractor working in war zones. We also discuss combat medicine, women in combat, and a variety of other topics. The second conversation I had is with Aaron Epstein. Aaron is the president of an organization called the Global Surgical Medical Support Group. This unique organization provides medical training, and support to the Kurdish military, and Kurdish civilian population in Northern Iraq, as the continue to battle ISIS. “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”-Chinese proverb. Very popular aid organizations go into Iraq, drop some limited supplies, take some photos then leave. GSMSG is the exact opposite of that. They train the Kurds, so that they are no longer needed in the conflict zone. Enjoy. #GlobalReconPodcast #BritishArmy #GSMSG #Iraq #Peshmerga #ChantelleTaylor #Battleworn #Infantry #CombatMedic #TCCC

Michelle K., GSMSG