Transferable Skills Of Being A Flight Nurse

Introduction
As exemplified by Davis (2011), transferable skills are a group of skills that are required by people in various jobs so as to be flexible, offer customer service skill, have the ability to solve problems and multi task during demanding work hours and environments. A flight nurse is a profession for registered nurses skilled to manage serious care for patients of all degrees throughout rescue missions or medical emigration on flight.
Think of Others
Thinking of others can be illustrated can be simply exemplified as being compassionate and empathetic. Compassion as defined by Davis (2011) is a feeling that comes into being when one is faced with another’s distress and they feel the need to ease their suffering (p.80). Empathy can be showcased as our capacity to take the discerning of and be aware of the sensation of another human being. Therefore, the progression of a career n flight nursing requires these skills so as to assist and put your clients first. As showcased by Davis (2011), having sympathy and kindness for the troubled as well as good listening skills will make one a good flight nurse (p.78).
As a student aspiring to become a flight nurse, I should be in a position to provide first-class customer service. Most customers can judge on client contentment by evaluating employees on whether they were responsive or not, ready to lend a hand or not and other actions. As a flight nurse I should set myself apart I can demonstrate good customer service so as to progress in my career as well as transfer the same skill to other jobs as