Baptist Health Care is the area's only provider of an emergency medical transport system.  Serving North Florida and South Alabama, Baptist LifeFlight is available to transport patients needing immediate, emergency care.  Centrally located at Baptist Hospital, Baptist LifeFlight provides coverage within a fifty-nautical-mile radius of Pensacola and often provides support beyond that distance if medically necessary.  Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Baptist LifeFlight can be airborne within minutes of a call, traveling at speeds in excess of 130 miles per hour.  This significantly reduces the transport time of critically ill patients either from a transferring facility or from the scene of an emergency.  


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Baptist LifeFlight is staffed by a team of highly skilled and experienced personnel.  The Baptist LifeFlight communications center is the core of the team.  Dispatchers, who are certified emergency medical technicians (EMTs), work behind the scenes coordinating vital information and resources.  Emergency medical care and critical transport require teamwork among emergency medical services (EMS), law enforcement, fire departments, hospitals, physicians and nurses.  In some cases, patients may need ground transport by way of EMS.  Baptist LifeFlight dispatch plays an integral part in this effort acting as the command center and coordinator of such efforts.

Four pilots and a full-time mechanic have been specifically selected for the team based on experience and ability.  The helicopter takes flight with a registered nurse possessing paramedic certification and a certified paramedic.  These clinical crew members are highly skilled in the care of trauma, medical, cardiac and pediatric patients and have years of experience in emergency medical services.  Training and credentials in advanced cardiac life support, basic trauma life support, pediatric advanced life support, neonatal advanced life support and experience in critical care are some of the core requirements for these highly skilled professionals.  Experienced board certified emergency physicians direct the Baptist LifeFlight program and complete the team.

The helicopter itself functions as a flying intensive care unit.  The crew has access to advanced life support equipment such as cardiac monitors, external pacemakers, ventilators and emergency medications.  Baptist LifeFlight can carry up to two patients at a time in addition to the crew.
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