Rescue helicopter doctor Andrew Singer retires after almost 22 years as an angel in the sky

Megan Doherty
Updated October 29 2020 - 10:26am, first published 4:30am
Associate Professor Andrew Singer in the hangar at the rescue helicopter base in Hume just ahead of his final shift last Saturday. Picture: Matt Loxton
Associate Professor Andrew Singer in the hangar at the rescue helicopter base in Hume just ahead of his final shift last Saturday. Picture: Matt Loxton

As a rescue helicopter doctor for the Canberra region for more than two decades, Associate Professor Andrew Singer has been called on to perform emergency medicine under the most extreme circumstances, including in the middle of paddocks and inside mangled car wrecks.

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Megan Doherty

Megan Doherty

Journalist

I like telling local stories and celebrating Canberra. Email: megan.doherty@canberratimes.com.au

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