Podcasts about Flight nurse

Before coaching calls today, I had a moment of clarity that I had to share with you—because it might just change everything about how you approach your goal of becoming a Flight Nurse or Medic. In this episode, we dive into the power of a single thought shift—the kind that can move you from self-doubt and burnout into focused, strategic action. If you've been stuck spinning in “I'm not ready,” or trying to gain experience by bouncing between departments… this one's for you. I'll walk you through:✅ The mindset that's keeping most nurses from Flight✅ The exact thoughts I coach my students to adopt✅ Why working harder isn't the answer✅ What locking in on a real strategy looks like✅ How The Flight Prep Academy helps you go from lostto hired

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In this episode of Security Heroes, host Lisa Falzone is joined by Dr. Ryan Oglesby, President of the Emergency Nurses Association. Ryan is a nurse leader with over a quarter-century of experience in the emergency nursing field whose career has run the gamut from stretcher-side nurse, to ICU staff nurse, to Flight Nurse, to Emergency Department Nurse Manager. He currently leads a logistics center strategy team for HCA Healthcare, and is a recognized expert on safety in healthcare settings.

EMOTIONS! They are the thing that drives us AND has us spin out. After running 100s of calls, and almost 7 years of being a Flight Nurse, I know what are the required Flight Emotions to be a successful Flight Clinician. I talk to you about the ones that you want to possess, and hone in, BEFORE & DURING, working in this career. Most people fear feeling these emotions, because they think when they allow them, they will spin out. But, the opposite is actually true. The more you can embrace them, allow them, process them through, the less of a monster they will become. Flight isn't all about the adrenaline rush and doing an extraordinary job. It's about finding out what you are truly made of, and then expanding that even further. Listen in this week, as I take you through a deeper dive of what will be required of you to successfully get into Flight and do well in it. If you're ready to embrace what you were meant to, come join The Flight Prep Academy. The only difference between those you make and it and those who don't…are that they are willing to experience all these emotions to get to the end goal.  Join The Flight Prep Academy below to get started...The Flight Prep Academy

Free Training is available on this Week's Podcast Episode of Frontline Static.  Do something radical. Clear your calendar. Take the day off, and put down your to do list. Permission granted to take one hour to focus on you. Join us on The Free Training: How To Become A Flight Nurse in 3 SIMPLE Steps. Then spend the day on YOU. When we overwork, we think it's selfish to take the day off. We focus on doing the wrong things quickly with taking no time to stop and see if it is actually getting us closer to our goal, and what we want. You don't need more time and experience to get to Flight.  You just need 3 years, NO MORE! You don't need to focus on getting BOTH ER & ICU experience. You don't need to spend more time studying for certifications that Flight companies don't even require anymore. That will NOT make you LOOK better.  Because, this is NOT what Flight companies are looking for.  Stop. Pause. Take the time to evaluate if the actions you are taking are getting you closer or further to Flight. Spend time working on your belief and growing your confidence. When you do this, you'll find it is more simple than you think to get there. I'll teach you what things to FOCUS that will get you to Flight. But, it starts with growing your confidence that it is possible FOR YOU, no matter where you are starting. Schedule time to GROW YOUR CONFIDENCE. Don't keep doing the same things that aren't working. Your Flight Job is available to you.  Listen to this episode to find out HOW to get started.Come join the fastest growing Flight Prep Community inside The Flight Prep Academy.

Lt. Colonel Jodi Pritchard (USAF): Combat Flight Nurse | Never Stop Believing In Yourself | Built Not Born Podcast

Anne Hancock Toomey dives deep into the inspiring journey of Tim Johnsen, a seasoned healthcare leader and current SVP & COO of Presbyterian Healthcare Services. Tim's story takes us from his early days as a guitar instructor in St. Louis to a transformative career in healthcare leadership. Along the way, he shares personal anecdotes, like how his father's sudden passing shaped his career choice and his frontline experiences as a critical care and flight nurse. This episode explores pivotal moments, including Tim's transition to administrative leadership, his approach to balancing personal and professional priorities and the lessons learned from successes and setbacks – like handling a radioactive incident. Johnsen also reflects on building strong teams, navigating leadership in rural vs. urban settings and maintaining well-being in a demanding career. Stick around for the lightning round, where Tim shares quick takes on leadership, growth and life outside the office.  03:07 Early Life and Influences 09:56 A Pivotal Moment: Choosing Healthcare 17:27 Transition to Administrative Leadership 22:50 Balancing Leadership in Rural and Urban Areas 27:58 Building Strong Teams and Lifelong Connections 29:12 Learning from Mistakes: A Radioactive Incident 34:20 Effective Leadership Traits 36:02 Areas for Improvement in Leadership 37:42 Lightning Round: Quickfire Questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Nurse Converse, hosts Stephanie Suzadail MSN, MA, RN, CFRN and Everett Moss II, DNP, CRNA, EMT-P dive into the dynamic field of flight nursing. They share their personal journeys into the profession, discuss the responsibilities and challenges flight nurses face, and provide valuable advice for aspiring flight nurses. Stephanie and Everett discuss the importance of critical care experience, the qualifications needed to enter the field, and the significance of networking and mentorship in achieving success in flight nursing. Tune in to hear firsthand insights and practical tips for launching and thriving in a career as a flight nurse.>>How We Became Flight Nurses: Flight Nursing 101Jump Ahead to Listen:[01:41] Flight nursing journey and experiences.[08:11] Flight nursing challenges and dynamics.[12:36] Flight paramedic and nurse roles.[16:04] Flight nurse qualifications and experience.[20:49] High acuity nursing experience.[24:11] Flight nursing advice and networking.Connect with Stephanie & Everett on social media:Stephanie, Instagram: @pyrovixiEverett, Instagram: @the_paramurseFor more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

This has been the year of a lot of personal trials for me.These are the moments where our brain tells us to quit.To sit on the couch eat chips and cookies, & watch Netflix.But, these are the moments where we want to lean into the challenges.To feel overwhelmed, to allow sadness, to have extreme doubt.Because allowing the hard emotions does not mean we will get stuck in them…It means we are teaching ourselves to allow them, that we can do BIG things despite them…that we can be sad AND still successful at the same time.And we can actually use them to help propel us into our goals, if we allow it.Once you do, you will have a subset of skills to always fall back on in hard moments, and in turn you will be able to help someone else for the future.This is what being a Flight Nurse is about.Navigating hard moments and still showing up.Join me in my candid conversation with Abby. A member of The Flight Prep Academy.She talks about utilizing this group to go through her hard circumstances in life, and how it has helped her get on track to Flight with confidence and reassurance.These are the skills you will rely on as a Flight Nurse.This is what we are teaching in The Flight Prep Academy.This is where you will create success on both the strategy AND mindset of getting to Flight and being successful after getting hired.Listen in to this episode of Frontline Static, on Apple Podcast or Spotify.And, come join The Lifetime Membership into The Flight Prep Academy, and learn to get to your goals even when life deals you hard things...Join The Flight Prep Academy Here

From Combat to Community: The Legacy of James Lorraine In this week's Team Never Quit episode, Marcus and Melanie welcome James Lorraine, a distinguished veteran with over 22 years of service in the U.S. Air Force as a flight nurse and military operations leader. Jim's extensive career spans multiple combat zones, and upon retirement, he became a trailblazer in veteran advocacy, founding the United States Special Operations Command Care Coalition—a gold standard organization serving over 8,000 special operations forces members and their families. Following his government service, Jim established America's Warrior Partnership, an organization impacting the lives of over 60,000 veterans by enhancing their quality of life, reducing homelessness, and improving access to critical services.  James Lorraine's Notable Achievements: • Bronze Star Medal and Secretary of Defense Outstanding Civilian Medal recipient. • Founding Director of the U.S. Special Operations Command Care Coalition and America's Warrior Partnership. • 2015 Presidential Leadership Scholar and active member of various veteran advisory committees. Join us for an inspiring conversation that sheds light on the unwavering spirit of our veterans and the vital role of community in their journey to find purpose post-service. In This Episode You Will Hear: • I'd wake up at 5am, throw my hockey equipment on, and walk in below freezing weather, like about ½ mile to the ice rink for practice at 5:30am. Practice until 7am, then from there, with my hockey bag, I'd go to school, all sweaty and nasty, and when I was finished, I'd go back to the hockey rink. (4:31) • When I was getting recruited to go into the Air Force reserve, I was in a terrible car accident, and I amputated my left foot.  And through a series of miraculous events, the next morning I woke up – best sight I ever had in my life. I woke up, looked down; I had sheets over my legs, and there were two points. (9:52) • I went to the recruiter to join the Air Force, and realized I was color blind. I couldn't fly but I had a nursing degree. They had flight nurses, and you can fly in the back of the plane. • The drive is: “I want to serve.” (12:10) • On the 4th of July, I make my kids read the constitution. (23:44) • [Marcus: Medical Training on live animals] That was the best training. Every time I had to work on a human, it was actually easier [because of it]. (27:06) • [When they attempted to reassign me] my response was “You made the hardest decision of my life the easiest. I'm out.” (30:29) • [Melanie] “When you have your mind, you can do anything.” (37:08) • Everything you did Monday thru Friday prepares you for the following Monday. (37:16) • I went thru a lot of shit, I went through things I should have never done. So how has that made me better? Don't look at it as “I'm disabled” How does that make you better? (37:29) • All these experiences led me to found the Care Coalition. (37:49) • I'm a stalker on Social Media. I don't post a lot, but I watch. I'm friends with most of the real high risk [people] – because I started to watch their social media. (44:28) • I have a friend that has a text train with his platoon. No suicides. They all stay in touch. (48:01) • If you say to somebody: “I have your back. No matter what happens to you. You're gonna get thru this. I'm here with you. I think this is why we were successful at the Care Coalition. (50:04) When I talk to and help folks, I'll ask: “Where do you want to be in 5 years? If they can't tell me where they want to be in 5 years, and can only tell me where they want to be tomorrow, that is a huge red flag for me. (50:22) • I think the biggest thing you can do is give a shit. (51:49) • I'm not gonna sit back and watch something. I'm gonna take action. (52:01) • Our approach is: Go find the vets; Connect; educate them about opportunities they have to improve their quality of life; and advocate for them when the hit a roadblock. Own the relationship – don't own the service. (55:00) • The last bar fight I ever got in was with Chris [Kyle]. (56:40) • There's a lot of people who try to do what they can do, but they don't have the background and expertise to handle it. (58:42) • What we offer at America's Warrior partnership is a group of social workers that are freaking experts at this. 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In this training, I talk to you about the 3 things people THINK they need to focus on to get into Flight that are actually taking them longer or having them fail, and the 3 SIMPLE Steps to focus on that ACTUALLY will get you HIRED into Flight Nursing. You don't want to miss this opportunity to get back on track with more ease AND keep you out of confusion! I will share with you examples of how current clients of The Flight Prep Academy has used these steps to get HIRED into Flight this year, and how you can utilize them yourself to map out your plan to Flight in a simple and doable way. Click on link to enroll in the Lifetime Membership into The Flight Prep Academy today!..Join The Flight Prep Academy here!

SaveOn this Podcast Episode of Frontline Static, I share a personal story of when I was overwhelmed and felt burnt out.  I give you some steps to take to not burn yourself out while getting to Flight, and talk about how slowing down, can help you speed up later to get there. As DOERS, we have to give ourselves evidence that we can get to our big Flight Goals by doing less! I talk to you about HOW to get to Flight by doing just this in this episode. Becoming a Flight Nurse was one of the best decision I made for myself, it grew my capacity to do hard things, my love for my community and other healthcare workers, love for team work, and gave me time I wanted back with my family by working only 7-8 shifts a month as a Full Time Flight Nurse.  I want to help you create this for yourself too! You belong in this industry. Come join The Jump Start Flight Course, to get yourself started and HIRED into Flight! Last day to join is TOMORROW, September 6th.Click on link to join now, and to listen to this latest Podcast Episode.  Or, you can listen to it on Apple Podcast & Spotify NOW!

We welcome Tammy Wallace Wood, Critical Care Transport Manager for Boston Med Flight, to discuss all things med flight nursing.  More commonly known as transport nursing, these are the teams that show up during some of life's most emergent situations, with their flight suits and emergency equipment to help patients get to a better and more capable facility.Starting career in the ICU, and then adding time in the ED, Tammi moved to a transport career in 2000 with Flight for Life crew in Colorado and now is an education manager, float base leader and Administrator on call for Boston Medflight in Massachusetts. Tammy talks about her journey from ER clerk to flight nurse, the importance of ER and ICU experience, and the diverse responsibilities of transport nursing, highlighting the ability to handle critically ill patients in various transport modes. The use of medical devices, family inclusion during transport, and the demanding nature of the job, will help you learn more about if this career path is for you.  It's a career requiring high skill levels, flexibility, and safety protocols, and we talk about the risks and rewards of working in medical transport, and the profound impact on patients' lives.  Tammy expresses gratitude for caring for patients during critical moments and the importance of continuous training and collaboration with hospital teams.You'll hear her passion and empathy for helping people on their worst day and you'll learn about what it's like to get on a rig or buckle into a chopper to help save a life.  Enjoy!

If you missed The Free Webinar: How To Become A Flight Nurse on 8/5/24, you can listen to it on Frontline Static Podcast!I want to invite you to come be a part of the fastest growing Flight Prep Community that will help you get on track and get HIREDinto Flight!Decide to not go at it alone anymore.Be a part of this supportive community and get the coaching you need to see it through this time.I will help you get there.Click on link to join The Flight Prep Group!

Replay of IG Live! On this LIVE: -I talked about 5 Reasons my Group will get you HIRED into Flight Nursing -My Flight Prep Group Details -I answered Flight Nurse Questions! Ready to get out of confusion and get to your Flight Nurse goal?! Click here to join now and to get the 250.00 off till Friday, 7/12/24!

This week is a replay of a highly played episode! This episode is extra special, because we recorded it when I was still flying. The biggest thing I miss about flight, were the relationships and the friendships I made, and the dynamic of working in a team. Join me, as I have a candid interview with Flight Paramedic Phil & Flight Paramedic Steven. Hear both their journeys to getting into flight, and what are some different challenges nurses and paramedics entering this industry face. They talk about what makes a good team and crew member, and what they look for in a good Flight Nurse. We talk about balancing 24 hour shifts, family life, and what it's like experiencing tough calls. If Flight is something you want to do, come join my Flight Prep Group. We will map out your plan, get you on track, and get you HIRED. You won't ever regret going for it. Click on link to join the Flight Prep Group! . . https://janessadeanlifecoaching.com/

1st Lt Evan Scott-Kristansen separated from the Air Force in 2007 under the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy.  He recently returned As an aero-medical evacuation flight nurse.  He shares his story with Megan Lynch.

This month, we were live from the Chagrin Valley Fire Department.  We discussed air medical care with Kyle Schnarrs, Flight Nurse, and Nathan Brazytis, Flight Paramedic, from the UH AirMed critical care transport system. We talk how to become a flight paramedic/nurse, day-in-the-life, as well as just how much goes on in preparation for flight, plus so much more! 

Replay of Webinar: How to Become A Flight Nurse! On this LIVE: -You'll hear the requirements to get into Flight -What's included in The Flight Prep Group -And answers to common questions I get asked about Flight Ready to map out YOUR plan to Flight and get closer to this goal? Come join the fastest growing Flight Prep Community, & create success for you getting into Flight Nursing! Click on the link to join now!

UH MedAir's Kyle Schnarrs, Flight Nurse and Nathan Brazytis, Flight Paramedic continue to talk about the airmedical transport system.  First, they address the medical brief that can be helpfu to the communications specialists and the flight crew, distinctions between VFR flying and IFR flying for the crew, patients needing LVAD transportation as well as the most recent billing rules.  What is practical?

Mandate to Elevate: Mariah and Byron Edgington Twenty-first Episode: Mariah Edgington is a retired ER, ICU, Critical Care, and Flight Nurse. Byron Edgington is a retired military and commercial helicopter pilot. Published authors, TEDx speakers, creators of Mandate to Elevate LLC, they've lived in Iowa, Hawaii, and Ohio, as well as in Boquete Panama and Medellin Colombia. They now live in Tampa Florida. They're the authors of the book , Journey Well, You Are More Than Enough: Mindset Matters, written to help people discard old paradigms that limit us in ways we might not imagine. In recognizing their differences, Mariah and Byron determined to embrace and explore them. That led them into the study of neurodivergence. They now perceive their differences as sources of strength and promise. Please join us for what will surely be a seemingly short, thoroughly engaging hour. Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/live/fH8CmQIC7zs?si=v8RM1XqIVHO3PGEt Learn more about Mark here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4cXoftnMYJ7bREYG-K9eng https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-anxious-voyage/about/?viewAsMember=true https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100095313165139 https://www.linkedin.com/in/markobrien/ https://www.facebook.com/MarkNelsonOBrien https://www.facebook.com/MartinTheMarlin/ mark@obriencg.com

This month, we welcome Kyle Schnarrs, Flight Nurse and Nathan Brazytis, Flight Paramedic from the UH AirMed critical care transport system. In the first of a 4-part series, they discuss how to become a flight paramedic/nurse as well as answer many questions about air medical transport including a day-in-the-life-of!

Nursing care plans are the bane of many a nursing student's academic experience. They are seen as an unnecessary burden to their already heavy workload. But they play an important role in the nursing process, and nurses put these plans into clinical practice every day — whether they realize it or not.In this episode, Nurse Gwenny, an ER and flight nurse turned EMS educator, speaks with host Sarah Lorenzini about the relevancy and value of nursing care plans. She shares real-life examples of the impact these plans have on critical care thinking and decision-making, especially in high-pressure environments. Nurse Gwenny also discusses her passion for teaching, and how she leverages her experience and insights in her role as an educator.Sarah and Nurse Gwenny also explore the “green flags” of nursing practice, diving into notable traits like a positive attitude, desire to learn from mistakes, and more.Tune in to learn how to embrace care plans, improve patient care and your nursing skills!Topics discussed in this episode:The value of nursing care plansBridging theory and practice in critical care educationUtilizing care plans in during critical care scenariosPracticing critical care thinking and decision makingIdentifying key traits of exemplary nursesThe importance of continuous learn and growth in nursingConnect with Nurse Gwenny:https://www.instagram.com/nursegwennyrn/https://www.tiktok.com/@nurse.gwenny/Check out Gwenny's book, BUT WHY?: Going Beyond the What So You Can Understand the Why of Critical Care Transport: https://a.co/d/28tLpjPMentioned in this episode:Rapid Response and Rescue Intro CourseCONNECT

In this Investing RN Podcast episode, Janessa Dean shares her inspiring journey from the fast-paced world of flight nursing to becoming a pioneering mindset coach for nurses. Transitioning from critical care to coaching, Janessa empowers nurses to explore alternative career pathways and unlock their full potential through mindset shifts. Her insights into personal growth and strategic career changes resonate with anyone seeking to enhance their professional and financial futures. Tune in to this transformative discussion on all major podcast platforms and catch the next episode for more invaluable insights!Interested in investing in our real estate investment?  Click the link, share your contact details, and we'll help you get started on your investment journey. Start now!"Helping nurses transition into flight roles isn't just about teaching skills; it's about shifting mindsets to embrace challenges and opportunities boldly." - Janessa DeanWhat you'll learn:(00:00) Highlight(00:00) Guest Introduction(01:28) Nursing Community Insights(03:04) Personal Development Focus(07:43) Financial Laws Explained(19:34) Sustaining Entrepreneurial Motivation(28:24) Nursing Entrepreneurship Transition(39:54) Life Insurance Benefits(43:07) Wealth Preservation Strategies(52:01) Work-Life HarmonyMeet the guest: Janessa Dean, a former flight nurse, has transitioned into a career as a mindset coach, guiding nurses through significant career shifts. Her journey includes working in critical care and banking before embracing nursing. Having faced personal challenges, including her twins' premature birth, Janessa's experiences have deeply influenced her coaching philosophy. She focuses on helping healthcare professionals navigate their paths with confidence and resilience.

Ashli is a Nurse Practitioner who specializes in functional medicine. She is a former Flight Nurse who worked weekend night shifts. She experienced some health issues that were masked by chronic sleep deprivation. Her auto immune problems were uncovered when she took a chance and consulted a functional wellness clinic. Her life, and career changed after that visit. Learn how on this week's episode. Disclaimer: I slip and use the F word. I get pretty fired up about the industrial healthcare complex.

Join me on the BONUS episode where you get to hear the Replay of my Webinar: How To Become A Flight Nurse on 5/6/24. I take you through the exact requirements of each year to get to Flight Nursing and explain to you how my Flight Prep Group supports you all the way to getting HIRED. My bonus offer extends for your additional 1:1 session for FREE to be used during any of the 6 months together if you enroll before May 7th @ 17:00 PST. Click to enroll now to receive that BONUS! And, join me in the next Flight Prep Group starting next month, where we are getting you closer to your goal to Flight and HIRED into Flight Nursing NOW! Be one of the 100 people I'm helping get HIRED this year! Click on link to join now. . . https://janessadeanlifecoaching.com/

In this episode of The Real ResQ, host Jason Quinn is joined by Gwenny Lawson, a flight nurse and lead instructor for Impact EMS.  Lawson discusses her background and journey into nursing, as well as some impactful patient encounters. She emphasizes the importance of being present for patients and their families during critical moments. She also highlights the ripple effect that medical professionals have on their communities. One of the stories Lawson shares is about a traumatic arrest and the successful return of spontaneous circulation. She shares two more remarkable stories that stand out to her. The first story involves a LifeNet flight to Omaha where they had to resuscitate a patient who suffered severe injuries in a motorcycle accident. The second story involves landing on a sandbar and walking through a river to pick up a patient who was not able to be carried out of the area.   Our next story takes place in Haiti, where Lawson volunteers with an organization called HERO. She describes the challenges and rewards of providing medical care in a developing country.  Lawson then goes on to share her experiences as a flight nurse and educator. She also emphasizes the importance of slowing down and being intentional with patient care. She highlights the value of continuous learning and the need to carry the right equipment. Overall, Lawson's advice is to always keep learning and be open to the idea of being wrong.   This episode is powered by Vertical Helicasts. Thank you for sponsoring this episode of The Real ResQ: Bell and AEM. Follow The Real ResQ on Facebook and Instagram and listen on Vertical Helicasts. Gwenny Lawson's Book - BUT WHY?: Going Beyond the What So You Can Understand the Why of Critical Care Transport

Have you ever met a flight nurse or wanted to know what it's like to be one? Well, in this episode, I interview a nurse who works what most would consider an absurd number of hours while also operating three short-term rental properties, a gift shop, and a content creation business. This is, by far, the hardest-working flight nurse I've ever met. Follow here on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@flightnurseshay Go here: https://newsletter.nursestoriches.com to join our newsletter with 2,000+ others interested in leveling up their income inside or outside of the nursing profession. I help nurses make more money in their careers. Book a consultation call with me: https://www.nursestoriches.com/book-online --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nurses-to-riches/support

Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical Helicasts. This is a two-part series where we honor the memory and legacy of flight nurse Stacie Morse in partnership with ECHO Heliops, The First Responder Whiskey Society, Morse's aunt Susan Morse deLucia, and her best friend Cindy Pratt, to honor and discuss the legacy of flight nurse Stacie Morse.Flight nurse Stacie Morse, flight paramedic Margaret Langston, and pilot Patrick Coyle perished on Jan. 29, 2019, while responding to a call for fixed-wing patient transport. As ECHO's second member from Alaska, she was known as "Alaska 2," and had a strong passion for learning. In addition, Morse had a vast love for the outdoors and volunteered to better the community in which she lived. Morse worked in various settings between emergency room and intensive care unit nursing before beginning her career as a flight nurse in Juneau, Alaska.Thank you to our sponsors Aero Brigham, Metro Aviation, and Robinson Helicopters.About the Stacie Morse Education Scholarshiphttps://www.echoflightcrew.org/staciemorse

If you missed the latest Webinar, that's okay! I have the full recording here for you to listen back. Wherever you are in your journey to flight, I talk about simple steps you can be working on now, to get there and stay on track. When I talk to people they have a hard time constraining down to what to do and focus on. This episode will outline it for you if you are a Nursing Student, ICU/ER/CCT/Travel Nurse, or ready to apply now! Come Join my next Healthcare Group if you are wanting to map out your plan to Flight, and start taking action on it now, or if you are a Healthcare worker ready to create big things, gain more confidence, & get to your goals. Enrollment open till 2/16. Book a consult to reserve your seat and to find out more! . https://calendly.com/janessadeanlifecoaching/45minute-one-on-one-coaching-session

Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical Helicasts.This is a two-part series where we honor the memory and legacy of flight nurse Stacie Morse in partnership with ECHO Heliops, The First Responder Whiskey Society, Morse's aunt Susan Morse deLucia, and her best friend Cindy Pratt, to honor and discuss the legacy of flight nurse Stacie Morse.Flight nurse Stacie Morse, flight paramedic Margaret Langston, and pilot Patrick Coyle perished on Jan. 29, 2019, while responding to a call for fixed-wing patient transport. As ECHO's second member from Alaska, she was known as "Alaska 2," and had a strong passion for learning. In addition, Morse had a vast love for the outdoors and volunteered to better the community in which she lived. Morse worked in various settings between emergency room and intensive care unit nursing before beginning her career as a flight nurse in Juneau, Alaska.Thank you to our sponsors Collins Aerospace's Goodrich, Metro Aviation, and Robinson HelicoptersAbout the Stacie Morse Education Scholarshiphttps://www.echoflightcrew.org/staciemorse

Our interview is with the lone survivor Stein Rosvquist, a flight Nurse Medic whose helicopter went down one night in a dense fog over Salt Lake City's western border near Salt Lake City International Airport. Stein suffered a severed lower back and other life threatening injuries and yet survived. The pilot and other medic on board did not make it. This story is of that fateful night and how Stein has found life through his close call with death. Thank you Stein for your story and brave grit filled ambition to take life on and live a full life despite such loss. You are one of the many brave heroes that help all of us in so many ways! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bob-howard9/message

“Where's Dan?”   A 24-year-old WW2 flight nurse asked this question every time she touched down on a new Pacific Island.   A veteran of the Bataan campaign, she had escaped Corregidor Island 2 days before it fell.   Once home, she joined flight nurse training and soon was hopping from one island's front lines to another's, sometimes under enemy fire.   What kept her going? She was looking for someone.     You'll find images and maps about this flight nurse's story at: - Left Behind Website (includes sources) - Instagram: @leftbehindpodcast - Left Behind Facebook   Here are links to the previous Left Behind episodes I mentioned in this episode: Episode 29: Bound by Blood, Forged by War – Bobby and Jack Aldrich Episode 25: Abandoned on Bataan – Clara Bickford Episode 40: Escape into Enemy Hands – Rosemary Hogan Episode 15: The Unique WW2 Journey of Nurse Eunice Hatchitt

Have you ever wondered what it's like to trade the steady ground of a pediatric ICU for the adrenaline-pumped skies of flight nursing? Our esteemed guest Jannie White, a seasoned nurse and innovative educator, joins us to weave her captivating tale where critical care meets the cloud. Her journey is one of transformation, embracing the power of simulation in flight nursing education, while also navigating the cultural nuances of tight-knit medical teams.Fasten your seatbelts as we climb to new heights with Jannie's insights into helicopter EMS. She maps out the evolution from the days of emergency medicine residents to the dynamic two-nurse teams, shining a spotlight on the crucial teamwork between flight paramedics and pilots. As we venture into the realm of virtual reality, Janney illustrates how this groundbreaking tool is changing the educational landscape, offering unprecedented realism that could only be matched by the emergencies themselves.But that's not all—Jannie also shares the pioneering steps UCAN is taking in the hiring and training of nurses, using simulation as their compass. Through her anecdotes, we grasp how simulations are increasingly becoming the key to unlocking the potential of nursing candidates, testing everything from their clinical proficiency to their ability to stay cool under the most intense pressure. Discover how the shift to virtual reality is democratizing access to top-tier training, and stay tuned for the riveting discussion on multi-patient simulations that are preparing nurses for the unpredictability of clinical practice. Join us at the Sim Cafe, where every sip of conversation is a step toward the future of nursing education and patient care.Innovative SimSolutions.Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Welcome Back to Investing RN! This week we are joined by Luke DeVoe! Luke is a flight nurse with a passion for financial success. It was super cool to sit down and hear about flight nursing, and Luke's business with real estate investing. With a background in nursing and years of experience in the healthcare industry, Luke understands the challenges nurses face when it comes to their finances. He has taken it upon himself to explore investment opportunities and strategies to achieve financial stability. Luke's journey into real estate investing has been a game-changer for him and his family, and he is now eager to share his knowledge and insights with fellow nurses. Through his own experiences and the lessons he has learned along the way, Luke aims for this interview to empower nurses to take control of their financial futures and explore avenues beyond traditional work shifts. Get ready to learn from Luke's expertise and discover the principles of financial success for nurses on this episode of Investing Rn!

If you missed the Webinar: How To Become A Flight Nurse, you can find the replay and recording of it here! I talk about actions you can start taking now towards Flight as a Student Nurse, ICU/ ER Nurse, CCT or traveling Nurse, and if you are ready to apply now! I also open it up to common questions I get on how to get there. Come get coaching to do a deeper dive in these areas, & get to Flight in the shortest simplest way now. DM for more info.

DD Finder is a former Peace Corps humanitarian, Flight Nurse and the author of "Ready Left, Ready Right." We discuss his journey into vounteerism, Emergency Medicine, his path into Flight Nursing, his ICU experience during the pandemic, his own powerful mental health story, the power of sleep and so much more.

Today we talk with Jess about her journey to become a flight nurse and what ups and downs the job takes her on. She also discusses her own health journey that not only took her out of the sky but affected her ability to be a mom. This is one you don't want to miss and there may or may not be a part II.

LeHeal Biogenix is committed to giving back to the community and supporting those in need. That commitment has prompted them to join forces with The Brothers In Arms Foundation and Regenative Labs to provide much-needed services to veterans in the Tampa Bay Area. Through this donation campaign, the clinic hopes to make a positive impact on the lives of our veterans by providing healthcare services that address pain from damaged tissue. "We are honored to be a part of this initiative to give back to our veterans who have given so much for our country," said LeHeal Biogenix provider Gavril Green Goodman, APRN (Combat Veteran and Flight Nurse with U.S. Air Force). The donation campaign is open to all Marine Special Forces and Recon veterans in the Tampa Bay area who are in need of healthcare services to treat missing or damaged tissue. Instead of covering up the pain with steroids, this type of care addresses the real tissue issue. Veterans interested in receiving healthcare services from LeHeal Biogenix can contact Regenative Labs for more information by calling 1-800-891-3452 x1700 or e-mailing info@regenativelabs.com. LeHeal Biogenix in Tampa, Lakewood Ranch, and Lakeland, Florida, offers innovative pain treatments using the latest medical advances. The practice's biomedical approach uses substances like stem cells and platelet-rich plasma, collectively known as regenerative medicine. LeHeal Biogenix provides a nonsurgical approach to healing and long-lasting pain relief. The medical team specializes in therapies that stimulate the body's natural healing processes. Through orthobiologics (regenerative orthopedics), their treatments stimulate growth factors and reduce inflammation, promoting a faster recovery and improved pain reduction. Regenerative medicine treatments are also safe for repeated use (unlike steroids), offering an alternative treatment for joint pain. These natural substances repair or reduce tissue damage at the injury site, delivering long-lasting pain relief. The treatments LeHeal Biogenix uses cause little discomfort and are outpatient, same-day procedures. South Tampa; Hyde Park Tampa 2007 W Swann Ave, Suite B Tampa, FL 33606 813-999-2192 Brandon 1155 Nikki View Dr, Brandon, FL 33511 813-999-2192 Lakeland 1826 N Crystal Lake Drive, Lakeland, FL 33801 863-249-4744 Lakewood Ranch 8430 Enterprise Cir, Suite 120 Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202 941-909-6011

If you missed today's Webinar & Coaching session: How to Become a Flight Nurse, do not worry! Because, I have the full recording of the Webinar here! Come find out what my philosophy is in getting into Flight, and how it has helped many ER and ICU Nurses get into Flight Nursing.   If anything in this episode, sparks your interest, and you want to find out more about the Flight Prep Group that is open for Enrollment now, then DM me so we can chat about how this Group can get you there!   Your Coach, Janessa

Our Air Methods crew always pride themselves on providing the highest level of care to each and every patient they encounter. But what happens when the patient is one of their own? What happens when he codes multiple times from a myocardial infarction? Further compounding the issue is that many of the resources used to treat MI are unavailable in this rural area.   Interested in obtaining CE credit for this episode? Visit OnlineAscend.com to learn more. Listeners can purchase individual episode credits or subscribe to the Critical Care Review Bundle and gain access to all episode CE Credits.    We are joined by:   In order from left to right:    Amy Milner, BSN, RN, CEN, CFRN, Flight Nurse; Jeff Chesleigh, FP-C. Area Manager, Southern Arizona, South Central Region Chad Clark, CEP,FP-C Flight Paramedic   Click here to download this episode today! As always thanks for listening and fly safe! Hawnwan Moy MD FACEP FAEMS John Wilmas MD FACEP FAEMS Joseph Hill RN BSN CMTE CFRN

Jim Lorraine is the President and CEO of America's Warrior Partnership. He served for 22 years as an Air Force Officer and Flight Nurse. As a staff officer, he served as a Fellow to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and lastly as the Deputy Command Surgeon for USSOCOM. Jim is also the founding Director of the United States Special Operations Command Care Coalition, a wounded warrior advocacy organization.   Jim shares about his wife's medical retirement which cut short her otherwise promising career in the military. Their experience finding care and the layers of challenges to this sparked Jim's advocacy for all wounded, ill, or injured SOF warriors. He talks about the continuity of care and how care should be available to all vets without all the unnecessary restrictions and red tape.    Learn more about Jim and America's Warrior Partnership: Website: https://www.americaswarriorpartnership.org/   Join the SOFREP Book Club here: https://sofrep.com/book-club See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Come listen to the replay of the latest Webinar on How to become a Flight Nurse or Flight Paramedic. Hear the objections that I get from most of my clients and what hurdles they face in navigating the application and interview process. Come hear my philosophy that has helped create success for many of my clients, and figure out how to stop spinning in inaction. This is your time to get there, and you belong in this industry.

Listen to part 2 of the Kickstart My Heart Summit by RescueRN and RNegade. You can get 7 free CEs listening to this series, all you need to do is register via the link below to get full access and instructions on how to sign up... https://www.rnegade.pro/kickstart Kickstart My Heart – The Essential Guide to a Nurse's Code Blue Competency. Kickstart My Heart is a joint venture between Rescue RN – developing training programs to help nurses optimize their Code Blue performance, and RNegade – revolutionizing continuing nursing education to make it relevant, entertaining, and convenient. RNegade Website - https://www.rnegade.pro/ RescueRN Website - https://www.rescuern.com/

This edition features stories on the recent death of Lt. Col. (Ret.) Lee Archer, a Tuskegee Airmen, fighter ace, and pioneer in the desegregation of the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Air Force medical personnel at Joint Base Balad teaching Iraqi Ministry of Defense medical personnel medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) techniques, the 521st Air Expeditionary Advisory Squadron (521 AEAS) after two years of training and advising Iraqi Squadrons 1 and 3 at Kirkuk Regional Air Base, Flight Nurse training, Incirlik Air Base residents plunging into the ice-cold base pool on a crisp January morning during an Outdoor Recreation-sponsored competition, chase cars being used to assist U-2 pilots during landings and take offs. Hosted by Airman 1st Class Alina Richard.

“I look at the EMT, and I'm trying to stay as calm as possible, because panic is probably the most contagious thing out there – I will argue that panic is the most contagious thing out there [...]. And I just look at him and say, ‘Hey, as soon as my partner walks over here, don't jump out, don't do anything, just open the door […] – he'll see what's going on.'  And he did, and I said, ‘Well Bill, this is where we are now.'” - Flight Nurse KatieSometimes amidst the chaos, life sends us a sign that we're exactly where we're supposed to be. For Katie, that epiphany came during her first semester of nursing school, when she was given the opportunity to shadow a flight nurse. She was enthralled by the experience, from the sights and sounds to the unmistakable command the flight nurses had over each situation, and she knew she was hooked. Join former paramedic/firefighter and host Phil Klein as he sits down with Flight Nurse Katie who, seven months into her role, has only seen her hunch – that she belonged in a helicopter helping others – confirmed again and again. In this episode, Katie recalls the snowy-day scene of a motorcycle accident involving a helmetless rider. She shares the moments of self-doubt she experienced over the tumultuous four-hour call, the motorcyclist's miraculous recovery, and a trauma surgeon's words that reminded her she was well on her way to achieving the autonomy she'd once admired in the crew on her initial flight. Thank you for listening! We appreciate your support. Please take a moment to give Stories from the Road a five-star review on Apple podcasts or whichever platform you use to listen. Don't forget to visit us on Patreon to learn more about how you can support the podcast. Support the show

Flight nursing is one of the opportunities you have as a nurse. It's a combination of ICU and ED with a step away from the typical bedside approach. Flight nursing requires many credentials and experience in fields such as ER, ICU, and trauma. As a flight nurse, you are the person making decisions and leading care based on the patient's condition; you have more autonomy than an ED or ICU nurse but also have a wide range of protocols at your disposal. On episode 204, we would like to introduce you to Madison Vawter. Madison is a flight nurse with a background in ER, ICU, and Trauma. We talk about what a flight nurse does, how to become one, and how to build confidence. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:27 About Madison Vawter 03:54 What is a typical day in the life of a flight nurse like? 05:50 What tasks fall under a flight nurse's responsibility when there are no patients? 08:01 What other healthcare professionals accompany a flight nurse? 10:48 Who makes the decisions about orders, and how are they communicated? 12:42 What the team does when they received an emergency call 17:42 Cases that Madison enjoys addressing 19:18 What does it look like working inside a helicopter 22:02 The most memorable experience 29:43 What is required to enter the field of flight nursing? 32:38 The very competitive field of flight nursing 37:20 Hospital vs Company based program 38:24 How does the onboarding process look like 41:00 Does a flight nurse need to get familiar with aviation? 44:00 Can a flight nurse care for patients of any age? 45:19 Tips to building self-confidence 53:23 The challenges of a flight nurse 57:42 Wrapping up the show Cup of Nurses: https://fanlink.to/CONsite Frontline Warriors: https://fanlink.to/FWsite Apple https://fanlink.to/Applepodcast Spotify https://fanlink.to/Spotifypodcast Cup of Nurses Store https://fanlink.to/CONshop Frontline Warriors store https://fanlink.to/FWshop Interested in Travel Nursing? https://fanlink.to/TravelNurseNow Free Travel Nursing Guide https://fanlink.to/Travelnursingchecklist Nclex Guide https://fanlink.to/NCLEXguide Cup of Nurses FB Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/cupofnurses Frontline Warriors FB group https://fanlink.to/FWFBgroup

In this episode, you'll get to hear the replay on my latest Webinar: How to Become A Flight Nurse. Come find out what Flight companies are looking for, and the 4 things I teach my clients to focus on in the interview. You will also get a chance to hear me coach people who are facing similar obstacles as you, and have the most common questions answered that you may have as well. My Flight Nurse Prep group is open for enrollment from now until 2/15. If you have been an RN in ER or ICU for at least 1 year, and want to get into Flight Nursing, then this group is for you. I'll take you through the easy prep and steps to get there, with less stress and ease in a small group setting. Click on link in IG bio to learn more!

Flight Nurse Desiree B. is interviewed by Kevin Estela in this week's Fieldcraft Survival Podcast. Desiree describes her background, decision to join the health-care industry, challenges her occupation faces, and the unique environment she works in on board a rotary wing aircraft. Desiree also responds to listener questions taken from Instagram. Sponsors and Affiliates: Black Rifle Coffee Company(Code: Craft15 for 15% off select items including first First Club Order) Athletic Greens: LMNT: FREE sample pack- Just Pay Shipping Ketone-IQ: (20% Off with code FIELDCRAFT) Manscaped: (20% Off with code FIELDCRAFT) HOIST Hydration: (Code fieldcraft10 for 10% off) KC Hilites: (Code: fieldcraft for 10% off) Vertx: (Code: fieldcraft for 20% off) Anthem Snacks:(Code FIELDCRAFT10 for 10% off) Qalo Silicone Rings: (20% off order USCCA Kifaru FOLLOW US: https://fieldcraftsurvival.locals.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcj3FycZBXIPNj7QIBKTIDw http://www.instagram.com/fieldcraftsurvival

Stacey Stegenga wasn't always a landlord, she was a nurse. But not just any nurse, Stacey was a flight nurse, helping transport military patients across the US. When she stepped away from flight-nursing, she picked up travel nursing, moving around the US for months at a time to provide medical care wherever needed. She finally ended up in Denver, where her pay was cut in half and her expenses saw a drastic boost.This was a massive change for Stacey. She wasn't the best at budgeting and knew she needed more income. After stumbling upon the book Set for Life, by our own Scott Trench, she knew that the most logical conclusion to fix her financial troubles was saving, house hacking, and real estate investing. But at the age of thirty-three, Stacey questioned whether or not she was too late to get in on the cash-flowing action.After educating herself intensely, she took the risk and jumped into real estate. Stacey was able to build a seven-unit portfolio in just two years! She's tried her hand at out-of-state investing, raising private capital, partnering on deals, and mid-term rentals, all of which have worked out generously in her favor. She shares the exact steps she took to build her portfolio as fast as she did, so you can do the same! In This Episode We CoverFixing your personal finances before trying to invest in real estate Building a “financial runway” that allows you to buy properties, stress-free In-state investing vs. out-of-state investing and the best choice for those in pricey marketsScaling your real estate portfolio using cash offers (even if you don't have the money)Using mid-term rentals as a way to keep rent stability while boosting your profit The risk vs. reward of buying properties sight unseen when investing out of stateAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowAshley's InstagramTony's InstagramScott Trench's BiggerPockets Profile Tyler Madden's BiggerPockets ProfileReal Estate Rookie Facebook GroupBiggerPocketsBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets BootcampReal Estate Rookie Youtube ChannelMLSThe War RoomPropStreamDirectSkipBatchLeadsAppfolioConnect with StaceyStacey's InstagramCheck out the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/blog/rookie-169See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.