Episode 37 Pelvic Girdles and Lollipops. Paul Allen and Roland Paquette, Assistant Professors, PA Dudes from San Antonio, TX episode artwork

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Episode 37 Pelvic Girdles and Lollipops. Paul Allen and Roland Paquette, Assistant Professors, PA Dudes from San Antonio, TX

from Team VTAC with Kyle Lamb

Pelvic girdles, trauma kits, and Fentanyl Lollipops. Rode into San Antonio, Texas, home of great Mexican food, the Alamo, Fort Sam Houston, and my fellow retired Army Dudes. Paul Allen, retired as a Major after 27 years of service. He now owns the title of DSc, MPAS, PA-C, Assistant Professor, Program Director and Chair, Department of Physician Assistant Studies. I think I am hypoxic after all of that, but wait there is more. Roland Paquette, retired Staff Sergeant, MPAS, PA-C, Assistant Professor. That is a mouthful just to say two dudes that really know medicine, especially combat medicine. I worked with Paul for many years and have been waiting to meet Roland. Both great American's that have sacrificed dearly for our country. We talk medic stuff, we talk pelvic girdles, we talk tourniquets and much more. Oh and don't forget to Remember the Alamo… God Bless Texas, and God Bless America!!

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