Air ambulances are accompanied by medical personnel that includes registered nurses. Often a nurse that is trained and accredited with a certification in flight physiology will accompany a patient on a medical transport. Nurses have to obtain a set amount of years of experience in their department before becoming a flight nurse. Some nurses are trained in various specializations, such being a respiratory therapist - along with their nursing degree.

We provide a private air ambulance equipped with a mix of an intensive care unit and a critical care unit along with a registered nurse with flight training. Other personnel might include a physician, a paramedic, and/or a respiratory therapist.

A good website about the job of nursing if you are interested in becoming one of the many types of nurses is below:

All About Nursing - Devoted to information about becoming a nurse and what the job entails.

NLNAC - This is the national accreditation system for obtaining nursing certification

Information about becoming a flight nurse is below:

Air and Surface Transport Nurses Association
915 Lee Street
800-897-NFNA (6362)
Fax: (847) 460-4001

Air Ambulance Forum - A place to post messages and discussions

Air Ambulance Information -Our extensive information resource guide

Please contact us for air ambulance services

1-800-827-0745

305.868.5378 (U.S. Number for International Callers)

email:

info@airambulance.net