A U.S. member suffered multiple burns at a research station in the Canadian Arctic. A crew member contacted Global Rescue requesting assistance and possible transport of the member to a nearby medical facility. Global Rescue medical operations staff coordinated a field rescue from the remote lab site utilizing a bush plane to transport the member to a nearby medical facility. Following a successful rescue and transport, the member was evaluated and diagnosed with multiple first and second-degree burns to his hands, head, arms and chest while working at the Canadian Arctic Research Station. He was treated for his injuries and released to return to his home in Seattle, Washington, for further burn care.