Aline BONNOT TALBOT works as a nurse anaesthetist (IADE) at the DIJON University Hospital.

A versatile professional, she alternates her duties in the anaesthesia, adult, paediatric and obstetrics departments, as well as in the emergency department, particularly in pre-hospital care.

She holds a DIU in applied pedagogy for the health professions and a university certificate of complementary study in active pedagogy in simulation in the health sciences. She actively participates as a trainer in the activity of the Centre d’Enseignement des Soins d’Urgence (CESU).

Her experience in heliborne patient transport, since 2006, and in the creation of immersive and “field” training, led her to co-lead several aeronautical medicine seminars in West Africa.

Since January 2021, Aline has joined the FAM team in order to participate in the writing of the white paper and to conduct in situ training.

A professional firefighter and head of the Dragon 06 medical base in Cannes, she has extensive experience in mountain medicine.

Professor, emergency doctor at the Marseille Battalion. He has extensive experience in helicopter medicine and is in the process of obtaining his diploma in military emergency medicine.

Head of the emergency department of the military hospital of Ste-Anne in Toulon. He is an expert in medical simulation, a teacher and has extensive experience in helicopter rescue.

Aline BONNOT TALBOT works as a nurse anaesthetist (IADE) at the DIJON University Hospital.

A versatile professional, she alternates her duties in the anaesthesia, adult, paediatric and obstetrics departments, as well as in the emergency department, particularly in pre-hospital care.

She holds a DIU in applied pedagogy for the health professions and a university certificate of complementary study in active pedagogy in simulation in the health sciences. She actively participates as a trainer in the activity of the Centre d’Enseignement des Soins d’Urgence (CESU).

Her experience in heliborne patient transport, since 2006, and in the creation of immersive and “field” training, led her to co-lead several aeronautical medicine seminars in West Africa.

Since January 2021, Aline has joined the FAM team in order to participate in the writing of the white paper and to conduct in situ training.

Nicolas Peschanski is a professor of emergency medicine and a hospital practitioner at the University Hospital of Rennes. He has been an active member of the SFMU for many years and, after having worked for 6 years in the scientific commission, he has been a member of the referential commission since 2020. His international career, particularly in the USA, has enabled him to become a member of the International Commission of the American College of Emergency Physicians as well as the steering committee of the EMCREG-International (Emergency Medicine Cardiac Research and Education Group).

He is very committed to the principle of FOAMed (Free Open Access Meducation) and is active in social networking for educational and knowledge sharing purposes in emergency medicine.

Former Embassy Doctor in Nepal where he was in charge of medical rescue and repatriation from Kathmandu and the Himalayan arc, he then graduated from the DIU of Mountain Emergency Medicine and medical intervention in perilous environments. In this context, he took part in a humanitarian mission in 2000 with the Himalayan Rescue Association and continued the activity of medical mountain rescue within the SAMU 38 branch of the Sécurité Civile base in Alpe d’Huez from 2003 to 2012.

Professor Peschanski has been participating in the training courses of the Foundation of the Academy of Medicine since 2018. He is an active member of the scientific committee within this foundation.

After studying at the Lyon-Bron Army Medical School, Frédéric Chavet obtained his doctorate in medicine in 1996. His early career led him to serve in the French Navy, where he practised military medicine in isolated situations on board various surface ships on all oceans.

Then, in a constant concern for progress but also out of interest, he acquired solid skills in the field of emergency medicine, both pre-hospital (Marseille marine fire brigade) and hospital (Hôpital d’instruction des armées Desgenettes – Lyon).

With this professional experience, he was recruited in 2006 by the Lyon Metropolitan Fire and Rescue Service as a volunteer firefighter to join the medical team at the Lyon civil security base. Since then, he has been involved in the heliportable medical service (SMH) where he is on call as a primary SMUR on an EC 145 helicopter.

He has been collaborating with the Fondation pour l’Académie de Médecine since 2016 in the field of helicopter emergency medicine (HEMS) and has already participated in several information events abroad under its patronage (China – Chongqing – 2016, India – New Delhi – 2019). He is an active member of the scientific committee within this foundation.