The Airmed Flight Nurse is a highly qualified critical care specialist well experienced in both the Pre-Hospital and Critical Care Unit environments. Partnered with the AirMed Flight Medic, our nurses play a crucial role in performing both emergent pre-hospital transports and the most complex of inter-facility critical care transports. Often, the patients are simply too ill or severely injured to survive ground transport, and require interventions outside the scope of practice for a typical ground transport team.

Each Flight Nurse must meet specific requirements that include Georgia RN Licensure, and is encouraged to obtain their certifications as Critical Care Registered Nurse( CCRN) Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN) and optional Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN). The Flight Nurse also must maintain their status and currency in courses of Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and either Pre-Hospital or Basic Trauma Life Support (PHTLS or BTLS), Advanced Burn Life Support (ABLS) with additional training in Burn Management. AirMed transports approximately 500 burn patients a year to the Joseph M. Stills Burn Center, which is the largest burn center in the country.

Whether caring for patients with serious traumatic injuries, patients on pumps, ventricular assist devices, and thrombolytics or those patients with severe burns Our flight team, at AirMed is there to provide the right care for the right patient at the right time – when seconds count.

                                                     AirMed Flight Nurses:


Amanda Cornell,
Joni Napier, FN.
Mary Leggett, FN.
Herk Johnessee, FN.
Mandi Purcell, FN.
Renee' Taylor, Medical Manager.