Flight ICU Nurse – Critical Care Flying Role (Sign-On)

Air Methods Clinical; Oklahoma; Hybrid; USD 89,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Air Methods Clinical seeks an experienced registered nurse to join its Clinical Flight Teams across CBS bases. With 3+ years of critical care and flight-nursing experience, you’ll deliver advanced care during air transport, triage, and stabilization for critically ill or injured patients, upholding the highest safety standards.

A sign-on bonus supports internal/external applicants. The role emphasizes documentation, ongoing education, and collaboration with pilots and medical directors to ensure

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing.
• Bachelor's degree in health-related field preferred.
• Minimum three (3) years recent critical care/emergency nursing experience within last 5 years.
• Flight experience 1 year full-time required.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality care including assessment, triage, and treatment.
• Maintain documentation of patient care and licensure.
• Participate in pre-mission briefings and post-mission debriefings and assist pilots as needed.
• Ensure aircraft and medical equipment readiness and safety during transports.
• Support neonatal/pediatric transports and education activities within CBS.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Critical thinking

Communication

Multi-tasking

Flexibility

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in health-related field

Graduate of accredited School of Nursing

Flight nursing experience, 1 year

Job description

Air Methods Clinical seeks an experienced registered nurse to join its Clinical Flight Teams across CBS bases. With 3+ years of critical care and flight-nursing experience, you’ll deliver advanced care during air transport, triage, and stabilization for critically ill or injured patients, upholding the highest safety standards.

A sign-on bonus supports internal/external applicants. The role emphasizes documentation, ongoing education, and collaboration with pilots and medical directors to ensure