Face of Freedom ~ Dr. Anil Menon, Oregon National Guard

Dr Anil Menon is in the center of this group.

Oregon Air National Guard Flight Surgeon,
Dr Anil Menon,
is in Haiti with a team from Stanford Medical Center

To follow his journey - the dispatches are brief and interesting:

1/16/2010 - Stanford doctor's first person account of helping in Haiti

1/16/2010 - Another Haiti Dr. Dispatch

1/17/2010 - Dr Menon is in Haiti

1/17/2010 - People with Broken Limbs were so Numb They Don't Cry

1/17/2010 - My Day Was Horrible

1/18/2010 - Today Was More Hopeful

1/19/2010 - You Were Here when We Needed You, And I Love You

1/20/2010 - Aftershock - Reporter Jumps Out of Window

1/21/2010 - Portuguese Reporter Demonstrates His Failure to Fly

1/22/2010 - Haiti Day 5 Photos

1/22/2010 - Josh Sternberg: Another Behind the Scenes in Haiti

1/23/2010 - Wondering Who Made it Through the Night

1/23/2010 - No One From His Family Was Hurt

1/23/2010 - The Army Was Able to Save Her Life, in All Likelyhood

1/23/2010 - It Must Have Seemed Like Anyone Who Went to the Hospital Got an Amputation

1/23/2010 - It Does Feed Good to See People Turn Around

1/24/2010 - Life Moves On...

1/25/2010 - The Top Five Rules in a Disaster

1/26/2010 - Four Days Ago A Woman Was Shot

1/28/2010 - There Are Always Problems You Can't Fix

1/28/2010 - I Got Into This Business to Help People

1/30/2010 - We are Nearing the End of Our Tenure

1/30/2010 - Our Fearless Leader Collapsed on Floor

1/30/2010 - Listen to the Interview with Dr. Menon as He Heads Home

Anil Menon, MD, is a clinical instructor at Stanford School of Medicine focused on surgery and emergency medicine. His research interests are Aerospace Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Wilderness Medicine. He graduated from Stanford Med in 2006, received a degree in mechanical engineering in 2003 and became a full ER doctor in 2009. He has practiced medicine in combat in Afghanistan and will be practicing aerospace medicine next year at NASA. Menon is a flight surgeon assigned to the 173rd Fighter Wing (F-15s) of the Oregon Air National Guard, and he's part of a team sent to Haiti by Stanford.

Thank you to my dear friends at the Oregon Military Department for alerting me to this story!
Their coverage is here