Elite Flight Nurse — Critical Care in Air Transport

Northeast Healthcare Recruitment; Buckeye (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus up to $15,000

Competitive pay with shift bonuses

Comprehensive benefits program

Job summary

Northeast Healthcare Recruitment seeks experienced Flight Nurses to join a premier air ambulance team in Buckeye, AZ. You will deliver rapid, expert critical care during aeromedical transport and work with a dedicated flight crew to ensure patient safety.

Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, maintaining protocol compliance, and pursuing ongoing training to uphold the highest care standards. Rotational shifts reflect operational needs and patient demand.

Qualifications

• Active RN license to practice in Indiana and up-to-date BLS/ACLS/PALS certifications.
• CFRN certification within 24 months of hire; TNATC/TNCC/ITLS/PHTLS preferred.
• Flight/transport experience and successful completion of required orientation.

Responsibilities

• Provide critical care during air transport with safety and clinical excellence.
• Collaborate with flight teams, patients, and external healthcare providers.
• Maintain compliance with protocols, safety regulations, and medical standards.
• Participate in ongoing education and training to uphold care standards.
• Schedule based on rotational shifts and operational needs.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Critical care experience

Team collaboration

Education

RN license (Indiana)

BLS/ACLS/PALS certifications

CFRN certification

TNATC/TNCC/ITLS/PHTLS preferred

Job description

Northeast Healthcare Recruitment seeks experienced Flight Nurses to join a premier air ambulance team in Buckeye, AZ. You will deliver rapid, expert critical care during aeromedical transport and work with a dedicated flight crew to ensure patient safety.

Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, maintaining protocol compliance, and pursuing ongoing training to uphold the highest care standards. Rotational shifts reflect operational needs and patient demand.