Operational Medicine
More than two decades of military service included extensive experience supporting complex operations, austere environments, medical teams, and high-consequence missions.
About PZ Clean
Experience That Shapes Better Training
PZ Clean Medical Training brings together operational medicine, clinical practice, and medical education to prepare people to respond when the situation is uncertain and the stakes are real.
Who We Are
Medical Training Grounded in Experience
PZ Clean was built around a simple idea: medical training should prepare people to perform, not simply complete a course.
Our instruction is informed by experience across military medicine, emergency and clinical care, austere environments, and medical education. That perspective shapes how we teach the fundamentals, develop scenarios, and prepare students to make decisions when real emergencies do not follow a script.
Whether the audience is a healthcare professional, response team, business, outdoor organization, or community group, the objective remains the same: build practical capability and confidence.
Built on Experience
From Operational Medicine to the Classroom
Clinical Practice
Years of clinical practice provide a foundation in practical patient care, medical decision-making, and the realities of managing illness and injury outside the classroom.
Medical Education
Experience teaching medical personnel, response teams, and community learners informs an approach centered on clear instruction, deliberate practice, and useful feedback.
Austere & Remote Environments
Training is shaped by experience in environments where resources may be limited, evacuation may be delayed, and good decisions matter as much as technical skill.
Why It Matters
Experience is Useful Only if it Makes the Training Better
Focus on What Matters
Students learn the core skills and decisions that have the greatest impact when time, information, or resources are limited.
Make Training Relevant
Courses are connected to realistic environments, problems, and decisions rather than taught only as isolated skills.
Build Confidence Through Practice
Students are given opportunities to apply what they learn, receive feedback, and develop confidence before the skill is needed for real.
Leadership
Frank Brown
MPAS, DMSc, PA-C
Frank Brown is a board-certified Physician Assistant, military veteran, and medical educator with more than two decades of experience spanning military and operational medicine, clinical practice, austere medical support, and medical training.
His military career included service in specialized operational medical organizations and leadership of medical teams responsible for supporting complex missions in challenging environments. Following military retirement, he continues to practice clinically while developing and delivering medical education for professional, organizational, and community audiences.
PZ Clean Medical Training was developed to bring those experiences together into practical education focused on strong fundamentals, sound judgment, and confident performance.
Professional Foundation
Clinical. Operational. Educational.
Years of Military Service
Board-Certified Physician Assistant
Doctor of Medical Science
Operational & Austere Experience
Train With Purpose