Flight Nurse - Grand Island, NE

Flight Nurse - Grand Island, NE (Transportation)

Are you a skilled and compassionate Flight Nurse looking for an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact in the medical aviation field? Apollo Med Flight is seeking dedicated professionals like you to join our team and be a crucial part of our mission to provide top-tier aeromedical services Why Apollo Med Flight? Cutting Edge Training:

We give you the tools to be successful with access totop-of-the-line training to enhance your skills, ongoing professional development opportunities to keep you at the forefront of your field,and advance technologyandequipmentforhands-on learning experience.

Exceptional Work Atmosphere:
Join a collaborative and supportive team dedicated to providing the highest level of patient care, state-of-the-art facilities designed to foster a positive and engaging work environment, and opportunities for career growthand advancement within our organization. At Apollo Med Flight, we are not just a team; we are a family of dedicated healthcare and aviation professionals who share a common goal: to provide the highest level of care and compassion to our patients during critical moments.

As a Flight Nurse, you will be an essential part of our life-saving missions, providing critical care and medical expertise during air transport to patients in need. A day in the life:
Demonstrate Professionalism and Excellence in all things done when representing Apollo Med Flight Treat  all people with courtesy and respect

Deliver a level of care you would provide to your family for all patients served

Practice Teamwork Be self-Motivated and willing to help wherever needed

Exhibit a continuous display of Accountability, Reliability and Quality Daily Crew Duties (Peer Reviews, Daily Bag Checks, Narcotic Accountability, Hanger/ House Duties, Patient Follow Ups, Daily Crew Call)
Both attendance and instruction of internal continuing education

Public Relation Events Be familiar and comply with standing medical guidelines, policies, and procedures.

Provide an environment conducive to safety for patients, families, employees, and other healthcare professionals. Equipment used:
Aircraft (Including but not limited to: Fixed Wing & Rotor Wing platforms)
Sled, Stretcher Systems Monitoring Devices (Including but not limited to: Zoll Monitors, TOCO, Glucometers)
IV Regulatory devices (Including but not limited to: Sapphire Infusion pumps, Blood Tubing, 10gtt and/or 60gtt sets, and dial a flow IV tubing)
Trauma Equipment (Including but not limited to: immobilization devices, hemorrhage control devices, etc.)Respiratory support equipment (Including but not limited to: Hamilton T1 ventilators, BVMs, Sea-Long Hoods, Oxygen delivery devices)
Medications (Including but not limited to:
Narcotics, ACLS medications, RSI medications, and other medications noted throughout the Standing Medical Guidelines & On-Line Medical Control)
Telephone/ Push to Talk Radios/ Aircraft Satellite Phone Computer/ Fax Machine/ Printer EMS Charts, Baldwin Safety, Expensify Others not specified that are deemed necessary for safe patient transport