O2.0 Welcomes Hyperbaric Tech Blog

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

O2.0 Welcomes Hyperbaric Tech Blog

We're always on the lookout for new voices in the HBOT blogosphere. (Really, the water's fine. Jump in.) One we'll be following religiously is Hyperbaric Tech Blog. Aimed at techs, managers, supervisors, and safety managers, it's:

1. An open and honest forum focusing on HBO safety and operational conundrums we as HBO techs run into on a daily basis.
2. Discussions on current HBO events, news, tips and tricks, and shared experiences in the field of Hyperbaric Medicine.

Informative. Fun. Breezy, but in a good way. This seems like a helpful new forum, and we're happy to see them off to a flying start.

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