Steinbaugh spent 20 years in the Army as a Special Forces medic and had several deployments and rotations to Iraq and Afghanistan in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.<\/p>\n
Four years before his retirement, he was approached by the Army to work on a project to speed up the process of saving wounded soldiers. They needed an expert in research and development in the Special Operations Command.<\/p>\n
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While Steinbaugh was working in the Army, his predecessor started a project for hemorrhage control with RevMedx, a company based in Oregon that creates medical products designed specifically for combat medics and civilian first responders focused on controlling hemorrhages in pre-hospital settings. He took over the project and when he retired from the Army in 2012 he went to work with them.<\/p>\n
He is is now the liaison between the military and RevMedx. \u201cI make sure that the products we are designing stay on track to make sure the medic in combat gets exactly what he wants in the battlefield,\u201d he said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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