Boston MedFlight
Mohammad Matin-Nejad is an experienced emergency medical professional with a strong background in critical care transport and emergency medical services. Currently serving as an Emergency Medical Technician at Boston MedFlight since October 2019, Mohammad collaborates with consortium hospitals to deliver advanced care to critically ill patients. Previously held positions include EMT II with the Critical Care Transport Team at Boston Children's Hospital, Emergency Medical Technician at Fallon Ambulance Service, and Global Disaster Response Team Member at Massachusetts General Hospital, showcasing the ability to operate effectively in high-pressure situations. Additionally, Mohammad has contributed as a Corresponding Secretary for the Cambridge Housing Authority and has experience in clinical research coordination, public safety, and media production, supported by a Bachelor's degree in Public Health from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
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Boston MedFlight
Boston MedFlight (BMF) is a CAMTS accredited Critical Care Transport service. Boston MedFlight commits to excellence in critical care transport by providing the highest quality regional critical care transport system. For more than 35 years, Boston MedFlight has played an integral role as part of the Massachusetts EMS system and the community hospitals of New England. Boston MedFight transports emergent patients regardless of their ability to pay. We receive no state or federal funding and as a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization we must rely on third party reimbursement, support from our consortium hospitals, and our fundraising efforts to cover the substantial costs associated with delivering our services. Our consortium hospitals include: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston Medical Center, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Children's Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital,Tufts Medical Center and Lahey Hospital & Medical Center.