New poster

[Divedoc]

Since this would be the threads I follow, I thought I'd introduce myself. I'm an emergency medicine physician with about ten years experience.

I have formal training in EM as well as a fellowship at Penn in diving and hyperbaric medicine. I have certifications from UHMS as a diving medical examiner, a DAN preferred provider, and a NOAA certified diving medical officer.

I also have extensive experience as a dive doc and working diver, working with the Institute of Nautical Archaeology for three seasons in Turkey and Sri Lanka. This led to fellowship in The Explorers Club, as well as two flag expeditions.

Looking forward to participating!

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

Diving for Pleasure and Treasure - Grab it through Amazon!

[Whitt]

Welcome! The Staff at U Penn are awesome, a top notch facility.

 

[old man]

Since this would be the threads I follow, I thought I'd introduce myself. I'm an emergency medicine physician with about ten years experience.

I have formal training in EM as well as a fellowship at Penn in diving and hyperbaric medicine. I have certifications from UHMS as a diving medical examiner, a DAN preferred provider, and a NOAA certified diving medical officer.

I also have extensive experience as a dive doc and working diver, working with the Institute of Nautical Archaeology for three seasons in Turkey and Sri Lanka. This led to fellowship in The Explorers Club, as well as two flag expeditions.

Looking forward to participating!

Welcome aboard Doc. Hope you can join us at the annual treasure hunters picnic next Spring. I think Chuck
( seeker41) is filling in for aquanut this year.

 

[captbonnie]

Hello and welcome. Sounds as if you have lots of interesting experience to share....

Bonnie

 

[riverdiver]

Welcome aboard Doc,

I look forward to your posts and knowledge, do you have any pics to share of your work in Turkey and Sri Lanka?

I dove in the Agean Sea @ Gumulder Turkey in 1987 when I was with the U.S. Navy and we had the privilege of diving on an ancient wreck with a round stone anchor and many amphorae type vessels filled with the ever inquisitive octopus.
To this day, those were some of my most memorable dives.