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Dana Erskine-Pando, BSN FNP, COO of Flying Nurses International, attended the 38th Annual Conference of ALCA (Aging Life Care Association), April 6 – 9, in Orlando, Florida. It was our first national conference with ALCA and she was very impressed and happy to engage with many senior life professionals all focused on our aging population. After attending, Flying Nurses has entered into Corporate Partnership status with ALCA and we wholeheartedly recommend them as a go-to

Dana Erskine-Pando, COO of Flying Nurses International, spoke on the panel addressing Safety and Health at Sea at the recent ShippingInsight conference held in Stamford, CT.  Along with Dana, the distinguished panelists included the Director of Business Development for FIKE, a fire suppression management company, the ship’s Captain/President of Organization of Black Maritime Graduates, the military and family caregiver Subject Matter Expert/CEO of WiseHealth Inc., and the ship’s Captain/Vice President of Fleet Management Limited.  Each

Palm Coast Award Program Honors the Achievement PALM COAST September 26, 2019 — Flying Nurses International LLC has been selected for the 2019 Best of Palm Coast Award in the Nursing Agency category by the Palm Coast Award Program. Each year, the Palm Coast Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business

NYU Langone Medical Center, a premier teaching and research hospital in New York City, is ranked #9 in the nation on the Best Hospitals Honor Roll. The dedicated nurses and doctors who work for the hospitals consistently win national awards and are counted among the best in the country in safety and quality of care. Flying Nurses International is often called upon by the NYU Langone family of hospitals to transport those patients within their

Flying Nurses International had the awesome privilege of escorting Ms. Gladys Burrill, who holds the Guinness Book of World Records for the oldest female marathon runner. She is now 100 years young! She and our flight nurse, Pat Mosher, enjoyed their time together on their journey. We wish you many happy years to come, Gladys!!