Critical Care Flight Nurse — ICU in the Sky

Air Methods; North Platte (NE); On-site; USD 43,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental and Vision

Competitive 401(k) Retirement Plan

Tuition Reimbursement

Full Company‑Paid Life Insurance

AD&D Insurance

Disability Insurance

Relocation Assistance

Employee Assistance Programs

Job summary

Air Methods in North Platte, NE seeks a registered nurse with 3+ years in critical care or emergency nursing to join its clinical flight crew. You will provide advanced care during helicopter transport, perform pre-flight checks, and ensure patient safety and documentation adhere to CBS Medical Director guidelines.

Responsibilities include triage, assessment, and coordination with pilots and medical teams. Relevant certifications (ACLS/PALS) and state licensure are required, with ongoing

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing.
• 3+ years of recent critical care/emergency nursing experience within the last five years.
• Flight experience not required but a plus.
• Current RN license in states of practice; certifications per state regulations.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality critical care during transport and assessment.
• Establish priorities for care to ensure safe patient transport.
• Maintain thorough patient care documentation and equipment readiness.
• Participate in pre-mission briefings, safety checks, and post-mission debriefings.

Skills

Critical care nursing

Flight nursing

ACLS/PALS

RN licensure

Documentation

Education

Bachelor's degree in nursing

Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing

Job description

Air Methods in North Platte, NE seeks a registered nurse with 3+ years in critical care or emergency nursing to join its clinical flight crew. You will provide advanced care during helicopter transport, perform pre-flight checks, and ensure patient safety and documentation adhere to CBS Medical Director guidelines.

Responsibilities include triage, assessment, and coordination with pilots and medical teams. Relevant certifications (ACLS/PALS) and state licensure are required, with ongoing