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Medical Crew
LifeFlight of Maine nurses and paramedics are required to have years of specialty experience in hospital critical care units. In addition to the critical care experience that each nurse or paramedic brings to the flight team, all new team members receive between 500 and 800 hours of intensive full-time orientation on a wide variety of medical and aviation disciplines from altitude physiology to crew resource management. LifeFlight critical care medical teams are afforded a scope of care and practice that allows all of the initial care in a trauma center hospital emergency department to be delivered directly at the scene.
Amber Richards, MD
Associate Medical Director
Brad Alleger
Flight Paramedic
Craig Barrett
Flight Paramedic
Nathan Bassett
Clinical Base Manager
Cameron Bird
Flight Nurse
Sarah Bowers
Flight Nurse
Mike Choate
QAPI/Research Manager
Jessica Dorgai
Flight Paramedic
Melissa Dufault
Flight Nurse
Charlotte Duncan
Flight Paramedic
Casey Farrar
Flight Nurse
Peter Garrett
Flight Paramedic
Morgan Greene
Flight Nurse
Geoffrey Greenlaw
Flight Paramedic
Tom Gutow
Flight Nurse, Senior Clinical Educator
Jeffrey Hammersmith
Flight Paramedic
Daniel Horne
Flight Nurse
Andrew Hughes
Flight Nurse
Kayla Jones
Flight Nurse
Stephen Leavins
Flight Paramedic
Eric Mailman
Assistant Clinical Base Manager
Veronica Marzonie
Flight Nurse
Brandon Mayo
Flight Nurse
Brent Melvin
Flight Paramedic
Jared Miller
Flight Nurse/Paramedic
Gregory Milliken
Flight Paramedic
Jen O’Brien
Flight Nurse
Patrick Perrault
Flight Nurse
Kelly Robinson
Flight Nurse
Dave Rudolph
Assistant Clinical Base Manager
Denise Saucier
Flight Nurse
Paul Silva
Flight Paramedic
Kelsi Story
Flight Nurse
Barrett Strout
Flight Nurse, Clinical Educator
Stephen Turgeon
Flight Paramedic
