Aside
from being a clinically trained physician in his own right, with combat
experience in Afghanistan and several decorations under his belt, Andrew
Beeghly takes a good deal of pride in his knowledge of wilderness survival and
wilderness medicine. Andrew Beeghly has been a member of the Wilderness Medical
Society for the past seven years, including five years with the Appalachian
Wilderness Medical Society. In addition to all this, Andrew Beeghly has been a
fellow of the Academy
of Wilderness Medicine
for five years.
Wilderness
survival has long been a fascination of Andrew Beeghly’s, and wilderness
medicine goes hand in hand with that interest. Learning how to survive under
harsh conditions, and learning how to care for others under those conditions,
is something that speaks to Andrew Beeghly’s deepest motivations as a person.
He wants to be prepared for the worst, he says, because one never knows when
the worst is going to happen.
Andrew Beeghly’s specialty in the area of
wilderness medicine is in the treatment of tropical ailments and diseases. He
has held membership in the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
for the past two years. Andrew Beeghly earned this specialization during his
humanitarian work in the tropics, including Haiti,
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
With such
extensive interest and training in the field of wilderness survival and
wilderness medicine, Andrew Beeghly is definitely a person you will want on
your side if you find yourself lost in unfamiliar terrain, far away from the
rest of civilization.
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