Carmen de Andres

Carmen de Andres has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. Carmen started their career in 2004 as a part-time prehospital emergency physician at Helicoptero Sanitario (HEMS) Inaer- SACYL, where they continued to work intermittently until 2014. From 2008 to 2012, they served as a medical coordinator for emergencies and catastrophes at Servicio de Emergencias de Castilla la Mancha (sescam), where they coordinated medical emergencies and resources. In 2012, Carmen joined MAPFRE ASSISTANCE as a medical coordinator for Insure&Go UK, managing and coordinating international medical assistance. Carmen then worked at Capita as a medical officer, providing medical advice and coordinating with a medical and operations team for international assistance. Carmen later joined International SOS Northern Seas in 2014 as an OH Doctor, assessing capabilities and suitability of individuals in the oil and gas industry. Carmen also worked as an occupational health physician at OH & Travel Clinic, International Medical Management, Iqarus, and International SOS. In 2020, Carmen briefly worked as a test and trace advisor at the NHS. Carmen currently holds the position of occupational health physician at International SOS.

Carmen de Andres began their education in 1992 at the facultad de Medicina UCM, where they completed their Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (M.B.B.S.) degree in 1996. Carmen then continued their education at the Hospital Clinico Universitario San Carlos in Madrid from 2000 to 2003, earning a Master's degree in Emergency Medicine with a focus on Emergency and Catastrophe expertise.

In addition to their formal education, Carmen de Andres also obtained various certifications. In 2017, they earned a Diploma in Occupational Medicine from the Faculty of Occupational Medicine UK. In 2014, they became a member of the Institute of Remote Health Care (IRHC). Furthermore, they hold the certification of Approved Medical Diving Examiner, AMED, which was obtained at an unspecified time.

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