RN - Transport

This role demands strong critical thinking, effective communication, decisive judgment, and the ability to foster positive relationships. The incumbent must lead others, take appropriate action, and ensure safety by properly securing seat belts and harnesses in aircraft or ambulances without modifications. They should tolerate the stresses of flight and medical transport, including motion, vibration, extreme temperatures, and confined patient care environments. Effective verbal and written communication is essential, along with the ability to respond to various commands. The role requires lifting/pushing/pulling at least 150 lbs and managing exposure to hazardous chemicals, blood, body fluids, and infectious diseases. Qualifications include a minimum of three years’ neonatal, pediatric critical care, or emergency department experience. Certification requirements are CCRN or C-NPT within two years of hire, with NRP, ACLS, and PFCCS certifications needed within specified timeframes. Ideal candidates are adaptable, team-oriented, and committed to delivering high-quality, patient- and family-centered care.