A registered nurse has the basic certification for caring for and tending patients' needs. After becoming ceritifed as a registered nurse, many individuals get training in niche fields. Respiratory therapy, emergency medicine, and flight medicine are a few of the specialized fields many staff members add to their training.
Flight physiology training is a specific type of training created help flight nurses better understand how to treat patients who are being transported in the air.
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Study Finds Good Intentions Ease Pain, Add To Pleasure
A nurse's tender loving care really does ease the pain of a medical procedure, and grandma's cookies really do taste better, if we perceive them to be made with love - suggests newly published research by a University of Maryland psychologist. The findings have many real-world applications, inclu...
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A good website about the job of nursing if you are interested in becoming one of the many types of nurses is below:
All About Nursing - Devoted to information about becoming a nurse and what the job entails.
NLNAC - This is the national accreditation system for obtaining nursing certification
Information about becoming a flight nurse is below:
Air and Surface Transport Nurses Association
915 Lee Street
800-897-NFNA (6362)
Fax: (847) 460-4001 |
Air Ambulance Forum - A place to post messages and discussions
Air Ambulance Information -Our extensive information resource guide
Please contact us for air ambulance services
1-800-827-0745
305.868.5378 (U.S. Number for International Callers)
email:
info@airambulance.net
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