Introducing… INSIGHT Circles: Collaborative Roundtable Discussions

AAMS is proud to offer “INSIGHT Circles: Collaborative Roundtable Discussions,” tailored just for you.

Be part of a dynamic roundtable conversation where industry experts, thought leaders, and peers come together to discuss key insights and emerging trends. These interactive sessions are designed to foster collaboration and in-depth dialogue, giving every participant a chance to contribute their perspectives and ideas.

With guided conversations led by experienced moderators, you’ll dive into real-world challenges, explore innovative solutions, and gain valuable takeaways you can apply to your work. Whether you’re looking to exchange knowledge, network with fellow professionals, or spark new ideas, this session offers a unique opportunity for meaningful interaction.

Don't miss out on this chance to be part of an inspiring conversation that drives forward-thinking solutions and fresh perspectives including:

Executive Leadership Forum

Join a distinguished group of executive leaders from across the industry for an exclusive peer discussion on critical issues and emerging trends in air medical transport. Led by AAMS Board Chair and CEO of the Center for Emergency Medicine of Western Pennsylvania, Jim Houser; Corewell Health Leader and AAMS Board member Tiffany Obetts; and Air Methods CEO JaeLynn Williams, this forum offers a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue with fellow industry leaders. Share insights, tackle pressing challenges, and explore innovative solutions in a collaborative environment designed to inspire strategic thinking and foster lasting connections. This forum is invite-only.

Optimizing Well-Being in Aviation:
FAA Discussion on Mental Health
and Fatigue

Join this discussion featuring Dr. David O’Brien, a mental health expert from the FAA’s Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (CAMI) and CAMTS board member, along with Dr. Hannah Baumgartner, a leading expert in fatigue studies from FAA-CAMI. These renowned specialists will offer valuable insights into mental health and fatigue in the aerospace field, sparking engaging discussions and answering audience questions in a dynamic Q&A session. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and contribute to the conversation!

FHAS Presents: Navigating No Surprises Act Dispute Resolution for Air Ambulance Providers

Join FHAS, one of the largest Independent Dispute Resolution Entities (IDREs), as they present their approach to navigating provider-payer disputes. This session will offer an overview of the IDR process, highlighting key points to help air ambulance providers navigate more effectively. A 30-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, will provide the opportunity to get direct answers from an IDRE expert. Gain valuable insights and clarify the complexities of NSA compliance in this practical, informative session.

Leadership Incident Support Roundtable: Peers LIFTing Peers

AAMS Leadership Incident Fortification Training faculty share the mindset that no leader should walk through crisis alone and that the people they serve benefit from a well-supported leader. This team of “haves” openly become vulnerable so that others might learn. The diverse faculty members share insights on the emerging concept of leadership support during crisis, discuss the new LIFT school, foster conversation, and facilitate Q and A in this roundtable session. Learn more about LIFT here.

Global Perspectives Roundtable:
Shaping International Solutions

Join STARS CCO and AAMS Board Member Cindy Seidl, alongside ICARUS Chair Dr. Ina Schmidt, as they share their experiences of the value found in AAMS membership and engagement beyond U.S. operations. They will explore the power of global collaboration, highlighting opportunities for advancement through the exchange of ideas and best practices across international borders. Gain fresh insights, contribute to a lively conversation, and participate in a Q&A designed to spark innovation and strengthen global connections in the air medical industry.

The Inadvertent Combative Patient Panel: Part III

In its 3rd international iteration, this multi-disciplinary panel continues the conversation about improving general, crew, and patient safety in this realm. The next chapter in the continued conversation on combative patient issues, considerations and solutions. The session will feature an update on the issue’s in-progress white paper and research as well as additional resources and training materials for your teams to utilize. Come back to join this conversation with leading experts from across the transport spectrum who have firsthand experience with combative patients. View the list of panelists here.

Accident Investigation:
Resources for Preparation from the NTSB

Join seasoned NTSB investigator Fabian Salazar as he presents on NTSB accident investigation procedures, recent trends, NTSB recommendations and the resources available from the NTSB Transportation Disaster Assistance Division to assist planning an effective assistance response following a transportation accident.

Advancing Pediatric and Neonatal Care

Pediatric and neonatal clinicians and leaders, this one is for you! Join the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Chair of the Section on Transport Medicine, Dr. Michael Stroud, and AAP SOTM Executive Committee Member, Dr. Rudy Kink, in an insightful session focused strengthening pediatric and neonatal care worldwide and elevating care standards for children across the globe. Through this interactive discussion, Dr. Stroud and Dr. Kink will share their expertise, facilitate an open dialogue, and engage participants in a Q&A to foster collaboration and improve outcomes for young patients everywhere.