I love it. I was the laboring woman on a helicopter. Their personal rule was that if the baby was born in the air, it had to be named after them. Haha. I had them write down their names so I would never forget - I still have it in my wallet. Now I am an aspiring flight nurse myself. ❤️
I’m excited to be starting my nurse journey. After being an Emt, and dispatching for 911 I’m excited to be going to school this June. Can’t wait !!! Love to see women doing it! 🥰🥰🙌🏿🙌🏿
Love this interview, ya'll! Old crusty ER, ICU nurse and former Army medevac medic here about to interview for civilian flight nurse job in 30 minutes. Enjoyed this interaction.
Current nursing student, got to see the second hand reaction of a colleague who saw the flight nurse at tbe trauma center where we do our clinicaks and even im in awe. Im definitely not creme of the crop for my conort, but this interview has inspired me to definitely apply/push my limits further to see if when I find my bearings as a licensed nurse i can grow and be capable of a position like this
Love to hear that. You have everything you need in yourself to be successful at this job. If you want something bad enough, you can absolutely get it if you put the work in!
I just interview for fixed wing flight nurse🛩I’m super excited & hoping my 20yrs as a ER, ICU, IR, PACU, SDS will help in this position✨ thank so much for this video👏🏾 it helps to further increase my critical thinking for future flights🙏🏽 & possible situations Skittles the Nurse 💫
I just came across your channel. I was just a LPN ( 23 years). I love the honesty and humility between the both of you. It is refreshing. And the questions were really good. I subscribed.
I have worked as a medic and a MA. I am starting the ABSN program at PLU in Seattle. My hope is to pursue flight nursing someday! thank you for the information!
Hannah, Im loving the flightsuit and most importantly congratulations on 1 year and 9 days. I’m currently on a ED travel assignment in Orlando and just applied to challenge the FL PMD exam. I’m an RN EMT-B and it’s my dream to fly. That’s the Ideal location! I’d love to be somewhere where I can provide that admirable type of care to people down the street, if you know what I mean.
Is it easy for an RN to get paramedic qualifications in the US? In Australia we have registered nurses and registered paramedics. Both require a Bachelor, and many who graduate with a Bachelor of Paramedicine also have a Bachelor of Nursing for greater flexibility in the industry. EMT level is technically illegal here.
Will be graduating my BSN program soon and I have been lost on what I want to do but flight nursing always interested me! So happy I found this video it definitely encouraged me to the dream❤️
Omg I just moved to WA ! Start work at first hill campus ED as a nurse ! As my long term goal is to become a flight nurse ! This was so inspiring to keep my dreams alive ! 💕✈️
What a great interview. For a working holiday have you considered working as a Flight Nurse with RFDS in outback Australia? Apart from IFTs they also do emergency medical responses in remote locations beyond the reach of road or helicopter ambulances.
I love it. I was the laboring woman on a helicopter. Their personal rule was that if the baby was born in the air, it had to be named after them. Haha. I had them write down their names so I would never forget - I still have it in my wallet. Now I am an aspiring flight nurse myself. ❤️
I love this so much. That’s awesome. I hope you get your full-circle moment someday!
This was great! I’m coming up on 15 years in EMS and never really considered working as a Flight Medic.
I’m excited to be starting my nurse journey. After being an Emt, and dispatching for 911 I’m excited to be going to school this June. Can’t wait !!! Love to see women doing it! 🥰🥰🙌🏿🙌🏿
That’s awesome!! Being an EMT will give you a leg up in nursing for sure. Congrats on your journey and best of luck to you
Love this interview, ya'll! Old crusty ER, ICU nurse and former Army medevac medic here about to interview for civilian flight nurse job in 30 minutes. Enjoyed this interaction.
Thank you so much!! I hope you landed it!
I didn’t make weight but it’s okay. I ended up grossing $170,000 last year in my staff gig. Wouldn’t have made half that money flying.
Current nursing student, got to see the second hand reaction of a colleague who saw the flight nurse at tbe trauma center where we do our clinicaks and even im in awe.
Im definitely not creme of the crop for my conort, but this interview has inspired me to definitely apply/push my limits further to see if when I find my bearings as a licensed nurse i can grow and be capable of a position like this
Love to hear that. You have everything you need in yourself to be successful at this job. If you want something bad enough, you can absolutely get it if you put the work in!
I just interview for fixed wing flight nurse🛩I’m super excited & hoping my 20yrs as a ER, ICU, IR, PACU, SDS will help in this position✨ thank so much for this video👏🏾 it helps to further increase my critical thinking for future flights🙏🏽 & possible situations
Skittles the Nurse 💫
Ah congrats!! I hope you nailed the interview
I just came across your channel. I was just a LPN ( 23 years). I love the honesty and humility between the both of you. It is refreshing.
And the questions were really good. I subscribed.
Awesome!! Thank you so much. Really happy to hear that.
I learned a lot from this! Current nursing student here
Glad it was helpful! Good luck in nursing school 🙂
I have worked as a medic and a MA. I am starting the ABSN program at PLU in Seattle. My hope is to pursue flight nursing someday! thank you for the information!
Thanks for watching and best of luck to you!
Hannah, Im loving the flightsuit and most importantly congratulations on 1 year and 9 days. I’m currently on a ED travel assignment in Orlando and just applied to challenge the FL PMD exam. I’m an RN EMT-B and it’s my dream to fly. That’s the Ideal location! I’d love to be somewhere where I can provide that admirable type of care to people down the street, if you know what I mean.
Good luck on the exam!!
Is it easy for an RN to get paramedic qualifications in the US? In Australia we have registered nurses and registered paramedics. Both require a Bachelor, and many who graduate with a Bachelor of Paramedicine also have a Bachelor of Nursing for greater flexibility in the industry. EMT level is technically illegal here.
Will be graduating my BSN program soon and I have been lost on what I want to do but flight nursing always interested me! So happy I found this video it definitely encouraged me to the dream❤️
if you Need will guide you
Omg I just moved to WA ! Start work at first hill campus ED as a nurse ! As my long term goal is to become a flight nurse ! This was so inspiring to keep my dreams alive ! 💕✈️
Sounds like you are on the right path! Best of luck!
What a great interview. For a working holiday have you considered working as a Flight Nurse with RFDS in outback Australia? Apart from IFTs they also do emergency medical responses in remote locations beyond the reach of road or helicopter ambulances.
I had that “I’m done moment” and went back to CRNA school. Best decision work wise I’ve ever made!
That’s awesome! We’ve got a CRNA episode- tell me if you think it’s accurate!
@@NursingUnchartedwhat are the requirements of being a flight nurse please
This is my end goal. I am half way through my nursing program now
Love to hear it! You are in the home stretch!
Thank you, this was a WEALTH of information
Glad it was helpful!
Love this!
Maggie has thee prettiest smile, I have ever seen! Wow!❤️
Thank you so much!
It’s so unique.
I know that professor she’s a bad ass! I hope to fly one day as well! Go Dukes!!
Yess the validation!! Duuuuuukes!!
Super sick. Thanks for the knowledge!
very cool episode.
super helpful, thanks
This is what I want to do. Just finished medics going into nursing.
That is so exciting! Best of luck to you!
@@NursingUncharted thank you! I loved this podcast
Multiple medical air transport companies on the east coast offer memberships around $80-$100/yr for the household.
I would LOVE to flight nurse!!
I am literally watching this at 1AM also! Lol
i want to become a flight nurse, i am a usrn, what are other trainings do i have to do?
That is true you should give some new material to study today ....
Badass
I want those wings. Nursing will take me there.