International SOS

Explore how our proactive #onsitehealth solution made a significant impact in a challenging offshore incident. When an #offshoreenergy worker encountered a severe injury, our medical team's quick and expert intervention not only safeguarded his health but also resulted in substantial #costsavings. Curious about how we avoided an expensive emergency evacuation and ensured a positive health outcome? Read the full case study here: https://okt.to/VBZYWr #CaseStudy #HealthcareManagement #OffshoreSafety #EmergencyResponse #CostSavings

Welma is stationed on one of our energy clients’ rigs in #Angola, as an offshore nurse. Her job consists of providing medical care for employees on the rig, holding health awareness sessions, managing the site clinic, and providing medical evacuation support in case of emergencies. “Although you are alone on the site, you never feel lost as there is support from the wider International SOS team, and especially our 24/7 Assistance Centre in case of an emergency. It feels great to see the offshore team everyday and tend to their healthcare needs; they are like my family away from home.” To learn more about how we support clients in Angola, click here: https://okt.to/7ulvFX #offshore #healthcare

As we approach the end of 2024, we want to sincerely thank you for your unwavering support and engagement. This year has presented many challenges, and we are deeply appreciative of your continued connection with us. From everyone at International SOS, we wish you a peaceful holiday season and a healthy, safe 2025.

The government of Bashar al-Assad in Syria fell after rebel forces led by Haya Tahrir al-Sham entered the capital, Damascus, overnight on the 7-8 of December. With the country now under a transitional government, Gulnaz Ukassova, Security Director, Information & Analysis and Gillan McNay, Security Director, Assistance, who cover the Middle East and North Africa, provide analysis of the situation and advice for organisations with interests in Syria and the wider region.

Thank you to our dedicated employees, valued clients and esteemed partners for sharing your photos in celebration of International SOS' 40th anniversary! Your contributions make this milestone even more special. #40YearsSavingLives

As global security and health risks continue to evolve, the newly launched International SOS 2025 Risk Map provides organisations with underlying medical and security risk ratings reflecting the impact of disruptive events such as conflict, infectious diseases and impacts of extreme weather events. In addition to the established country and sub-national Risk Ratings, clients can now access detailed risk information on around 1,000 cities and some of the key Risk Factors that drive the Ratings. Read more: https://okt.to/ulKhkr #RiskMap #InternationalSOSRiskMap

Mental health is a critical issue affecting everyone, but men often face unique challenges in seeking support. Studies show men are less likely to talk about their struggles or seek professional help, with the suicide rate for the male workforce being significantly higher. This is especially concerning in male-dominated industries, where job demands and environments can significantly impact wellbeing. In their latest insight, https://okt.to/YPDi1h Dr Rodrigo Rodriguez-Fernandez and Maria Gomez Mojica share ideas and approaches on how organisations could destigmatise #mentalhealth discussions and align workplace policies and practices with the unique needs of male employees

🌍 What’s it really like to be a nurse at International SOS? Hint: The reality might surprise you! From working in dynamic office environments to making life-changing decisions every day, our nurses are redefining the profession. 🎥 Watch our new video and see how they’re challenging perceptions and making a global impact. 💬 What’s a myth about nursing you’ve heard, and what’s the truth? Share your thoughts in the comments! Explore careers with us https://okt.to/2Frdgm #LifeAtIntlSOS #NurseCareers #InternationalSOS #JoinOurTeam

Duty of care is a key issue in corporate travel. Recently, International SOS Global Medical Director, Senior Vice President Myles Druckman and Security Director Tyler Hosford joined us to discuss the evolution of risk management in 2024. Listen to the newest episode of the Travel Is a Human Emotion Podcast to hear about the evolving landscape of duty of care in corporate travel, the importance of risk management to global corporations, and the importance of a personalized approach to traveler risk. https://lnkd.in/e37nMbA5 #spotnana #businesstravel #travelasaservice #travelisahumanemotion

Today’s solutions for Travel Risk Management (TRM) and Critical Event Management (CEM) are overdue for innovation that addresses end-to-end duty of care. That’s why we’ve partnered with International SOS, giving you a more modern and configurable solution to detect risks and incidents using interactive maps, communicate with impacted employees across multiple channels, provide timely assistance, and track communication and program performance in real-time. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/47AWraT #CriticalEventManagement #TravelRiskManagement #InternationalSOS