Pascal ZELLNER

physician in mountains here and elsewhere
Summary
Pascal Zellner is a dedicated hospital practitioner at SAMU 73, specializing in emergency and mountain rescue medicine since 1996.
Committed to ensuring equal access to emergency care services, Pascal has assumed leadership roles at IFREMMONT following Emmanuel CAUCHY's departure in 2008.
With a keen interest in telehealth, mountain medicine, and global healthcare, he actively supports numerous humanitarian projects in mountainous regions.
Throughout his career, Pascal Zellner has been recognized for his exceptional contributions, receiving accolades such as the Medal of Courage and Dedication in 1999.
He has been a finalist for prestigious awards like the Carrefours of the Fondation Rhône Alpes Futur in 2007 and the World Summit Award in 2008.
As a member of SAMU de France and the Francophone Society of Emergency Medicine, Pascal has played a significant role in advancing the field of emergency medical care.
He has served as an expert in various capacities, including being audited for the P. Lasbordes report in 2009.
Additionally, Pascal Zellner is a founding member of IFREMMONT and has been actively involved in a multitude of projects, such as ANR SELKIS, Resamont 1 and 2, Mediprox, SOSMAM, e-Res@mont, and MisMi.
His areas of expertise include Emergency Medicine, Wilderness Medicine, ICT, Telemedicine, and the continuous training of mountain professionals.