Role Overview: Provides nursing care for Life Flight operations, adhering to Act 37 standards and protocols.
Key Responsibilities:
- Accepts duty assignments at various program sites to ensure seamless operations.
- Delivers patient care from initial contact through transfer to medical facilities.
- Maintains detailed documentation in the Electronic Medical Record.
- Practices within their scope, maintains competency through ongoing education, and communicates educational needs to leadership.
- Ensures equipment and supplies are well-maintained and available, and keeps the aircraft and ground ambulances in optimal condition.
- Functions as a flight crew member, assisting pilots and participating in pre- and post-mission procedures.
- Serves as a transport resource for specialty team transports, including ECMO and NICU.
- Adheres to safety standards to protect self, team, patients, and equipment during flights.
- Acts as a clinical resource, role model, and preceptor, supporting team development and safety initiatives.
- Participates in safety education, performance appraisals, and troubleshooting equipment issues.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Three years of critical care nursing experience.
- Certifications: CCRN, CEN, CFRN, or CTRN required upon hire. CFRN required within one year.
- Ability to lift at least 50 pounds, work in aircraft environments, and handle exposure to noise, fumes, and extreme temperatures.
- Flexible to travel as needed.
Additional Details: Part-time role with 12-hour rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays. Position requires specialized training, ongoing education, and adherence to safety protocols.