Author Kevin Grange Challenges Myths in Expedition Medicine at World Extreme Medicine Conference
Former paramedic and park ranger Kevin Grange, now an award-winning author based in Wyoming, is set to challenge common myths in expedition and wilderness medicine at the World Extreme Medicine Conference. With a wealth of experience in remote, high-stakes environments, Grange promises an engaging and fresh take on these topics.
Grange, who has worked in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, will lead a session structured as a spin on the classic icebreaker game 'Two Truths and a Lie'. He will combine storytelling, lived experience, and clinical insight to explore common myths around cold injuries, trauma care, and evacuation. By sharing stories from his time in these parks and beyond, Grange aims to challenge misconceptions and half-truths in the field.
He emphasizes the importance of understanding nuance in clinical risk and decision-making, drawing from his experience as a paramedic and firefighter. Grange's session is expected to provide a unique perspective on what works and what doesn't in pre-hospital and expedition settings.
Kevin Grange's session at the World Extreme Medicine Conference promises to be an enlightening and engaging exploration of common myths in expedition and wilderness medicine. With his wealth of experience and fresh perspective, Grange is sure to challenge attendees' assumptions and provide valuable insights into medical care in extreme settings.
