Håvard Hasund
Paramedic · Volda
A paramedic with several years in the Oslo ambulance service, now working in Volda. He also has expedition experience from the Canada trip.
Håvard Hasund is a paramedic who worked for several years in the ambulance service in Oslo before moving home to Volda. That gives him an unusually good basis for comparison: what is the real difference between working on an ambulance in a big city and in a rural district?
Håvard has also taken part in the Canada expedition, and shares his experience of safety, risk assessment and preparedness in the outdoors – seen through the eyes of someone who works with emergency care every day.
Emergency medicine is discussed in general terms. No identifiable patient stories are shared.
Episodes with Håvard Hasund
Into the Canadian wilderness – 1,500 km by canoe
With Håvard Hasund · Paramedic
Håvard Hasund paddled 1,500 kilometres through northern Canada in 47 days. A conversation about the planning, the safety, the bear encounters and what actually happened out there.
Career · Paramedic
A paramedic in the city and in the countryside – what is it really like?
With Håvard Hasund
Håvard Hasund has worked as a paramedic both in Oslo and in rural Sunnmøre. A conversation about the training, the placements, the year on dispatch and the large differences between city and countryside.
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