[60Gunner]

Thanks myprecious. Your encourangement is gratefully received.

As far as the next step, I reckon that I'm taking it. What God seems to be opening up is more of a continuation of what He's had me doing, rather than a whole new path. It's just that He has chosen, I suppose, to kind of drop a few hints for me in order to keep me "keeping on."

Thank you all for your prayers and your encouragement. I know I can be quite abrasive at times in other threads. I apologize for stepping on anyone's toes. God bless you!

[myprecious]

I was not just poking at you about the next step, I really wanted to know. You are not abrasive, you are direct. When a patient looks up into your eyes in a moment of panic and pain, that straightforward manner lets them know you are going to see them through the chaos to the other side. There are times to be warm and cuddly, but getting down to the facts is important and reassuring.

Back to flight nursing:

Is it another certification? Do you need to return to school or is there an internship? Is there an organization near you where you can do this? Basically, how does one become a flight nurse?

I have one more year to comlete my BSN so I am interested in the process. I am externing in the ICU and loving the intensity of critical care. There is just nothing like it in the world. I just watch in awe at the seasoned nurses (and take notes).