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Life Flight Mount Hood Team

Life Flight Mount Hood Team

June 22, 2026
A Life Flight helicopter on Mount Hood. Life Flight, which trains regularly with OHSU, is owned by a consortium of four health systems including OHSU, and operates a fleet of 65 aircraft across the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii. Each helicopter is staffed by a pilot, a certified flight nurse and a flight paramedic. (Courtesy of Life Flight)
OHSU trauma team assists in climber rescue care

OHSU trauma team assists in climber rescue care

June 22, 2026

Justin Regner, M.D., FACS, explains the contents of a go-bag on the rooftop helipad at OHSU Hospital. On May 24, the OHSU field surgical team responded to a trapped climber at Mount Hood — the mountain in the background. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

OHSU trauma team assists in climber rescue care

OHSU trauma team assists in climber rescue care

June 22, 2026

Albert Chi, M.D., left, and Justin Regner, M.D., FACS, atop the helipad at OHSU Hospital, following the OHSU field surgical team’s callout to Mount Hood on May 24 to rescue a trapped climber. “In dire circumstances, our patients actually need us to go to them,” Regner says. (OHSU Christine Torres Hicks)

Heather Wong (OHSU)

Heather Wong (OHSU)

June 22, 2026

Heather Wong, administrative director of the trauma program at OHSU. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

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