2011 Air Medical Transport Conference -- Occupational Health & Safety

Oct 17 - 19

2011 Air Medical Transport Conference

St. Louis, MO

America Center Complex

The Air Medical Transport Conference (AMTC) is designed to provide leadership, to educate, to inform, to cultivate friendships, and to supply up-to-the-minute information on the latest techniques and innovative approaches to emergency medical transport practice from the experts in your field. Coordinated by AAMS, the Association of Air Medical Services, the conference offers 150+ education sessions covering topics in a variety of disciplines, including safety, core clinical, specialty clinical, management, aviation, research, and communications. An exposition features more than 120 companies displaying products and services directly applicable to air and critical care ground medicine. Join us in St. Louis to network and learn with more than 2,500 colleagues from across the nation and around the world at the largest air medical convention and exposition available.

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