Gregory Bledsoe
Dr Gregory H. Bledsoe is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and the founder and CEO of ExpedMed. After completing medical school and residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Dr Bledsoe spent five years on faculty at the Johns Hopkins University, completing a fellowship in international emergency medicine and a master's in public health. He has worked as a field physician and medical consultant all over the world,...See more
Dr Gregory H. Bledsoe is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and the founder and CEO of ExpedMed. After completing medical school and residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Dr Bledsoe spent five years on faculty at the Johns Hopkins University, completing a fellowship in international emergency medicine and a master's in public health. He has worked as a field physician and medical consultant all over the world, served as an instructor and medical consultant for the United States Secret Service, and escorted presidents William Clinton and George W. Bush on trips to Africa as a personal physician. Most recently, Dr Bledsoe has worked in Qatar on emergency medicine through a partnership between the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Hamad Medical Corporation. See less
Gregory Bledsoe's Featured Books
Gregory Bledsoe book reviews
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Expedition and Wilderness Medicine
Manual
by Qin G, Jul 14, 2022
Excellent idea for our Remote Medical program as originally need send hard copy... Read More
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Expedition and Wilderness Medicine
useful addition to wilderness medicine
by tkphs, Aug 27, 2009
As one who does a fair amount of volunteer teaching in wilderness medicine topics, I continue to consider the Auerbach tome, "Wilderness and Environmental Medicine" the final authority.
That said, ... Read More
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Expedition and Wilderness Medicine
Great Book
A Dense compendium of a lot of medical experience. A great source, as long as you don't have to carry it in your backpack. Read More