RedactedNarrative: On 08/11/2019, at approximately 1500 hours (MST), I was dispatched to a report of an injured wakesurfer in West Canyon on Lake Powell.  I arrived on scene at approximately 1520 hours.
  
  I observed a female individual lying prone on the motorcover of a ski boat.  The boat was adrift about 100 yards from shore.  Several people were also aboard the vessel clustered around the female.  One of them told me the female patient had a broken femur.
  
  I tied off my NPS vessel to the subject vessel and climbed aboard.  I spoke with the patient who told me she had been free wake surfing behind the boat when suddenly her femur broke and she fell into the water.  She was not sure what had happened to cause the injury.  She denied any relevant, prior medical history.  The femur exhibited a profound deformity and the patient was in considerable pain.
  
  With the help of the other passengers I applied a traction splint.  We then placed the patient onto a scoop stretcher then onto a Stokes litter and transferred her to my NPS vessel.
  
  I had earlier requested air medical to the scene.  Upon their arrival, I transported the patient to the landing zone and turned care over to the flight nurse.
  