Lesley Osborn
Former Medical Director of Memorial Hermann Life Flight
Memorial Hermann Health System, Houston, Texas
Lesley Osborn is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Dr. Osborn is also a prehospital physician, specializing in aeromedical care of critically ill and injured patients. She began her clinical and research career at Memorial Hermann – TMC / University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston as the Medical Director of Memorial Hermann Life Flight, which is where she served during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Her research has focused on prehospital whole blood resuscitation along with improvement in prehospital systems of care (trauma, STEMI, stroke). Dr. Osborn also currently serves as a Major in the USAF and the Medical Director for the 308th Pararescue Squadron at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida.
“I did not see turnover during the pandemic, not from my EMS crews. They continued to show up. They continued to put all their gear on. They continued to go into these homes and take care of these patients the best they could.”
Lesley Osborn
Former Medical Director of Memorial Hermann Life Flight, Memorial Hermann Health System, Houston, Texas
Lesley Osborn is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Dr. Osborn is also a prehospital physician, specializing in aeromedical care of critically ill and injured patients. She began her clinical and research career at Memorial Hermann – TMC / University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston as the Medical Director of Memorial Hermann Life Flight, which is where she served during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Her research has focused on prehospital whole blood resuscitation along with improvement in prehospital systems of care (trauma, STEMI, stroke). Dr. Osborn also currently serves as a Major in the USAF and the Medical Director for the 308th Pararescue Squadron at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida.
“I did not see turnover during the pandemic, not from my EMS crews. They continued to show up. They continued to put all their gear on. They continued to go into these homes and take care of these patients the best they could.”