Flight Nurse - PRN

SUMMARY

The flight nurse functions as a member of the critical care transport team and is responsible for the care of critically ill and injured patients transported by the flight program. The nurse functions in the field and hospital environments after an extensive orientation. The responsibilities include patient care that incorporates advanced assessment, stabilization, and intervention skills while working under standards and protocols approved by the medical director.

Use of these protocols and standards may require independent judgment if immediate contact with the medical director is unavailable.

Provide advanced assessment, stabilization, and intervention for critically ill patients during transport. Coordinate care with the transport team and hospital staff. Follow approved protocols and use independent judgment when necessary. Participate in orientation and ongoing competency tests.

• Associate Degree in Nursing
• Registered Nurse with at least 3 years of critical care or emergency department experience
• Georgia Registered Nurse Licensure
• Advanced Trauma Certification
• CAMTS Standards
• Certifications in BLS/CPR; ACLS; PALS or equivalent TNCC, or TNAT (BLS, ACLS and PALS must be provided by AHA or ARC). NRP Advanced provided by the American Academy of Pediatrics if program provides high‑risk OB and/or neonatal transports.
• Advanced certification as a CFRN or CTRN within 2 years of hire
• Completion of annual competency tests

Equal Opportunity Employer – Minorities/Females/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity.