Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Flight Attendants

Flight Attendants in healthcare are not a common role, as flight attendants are typically associated with the aviation industry and providing in-flight service to passengers on commercial airlines. However, there are a few roles that may exist in a healthcare setting that may involve providing transportation and care for patients, for example, air ambulance services.

In an air ambulance setting, flight attendants may be responsible for:

Assisting paramedics and nurses in providing medical care to patients during transport

Monitoring patients’ vital signs and providing basic life support

Stocking and maintaining the medical equipment on board

Following safety procedures and regulations

Communicating with ground teams and hospitals to coordinate patient care and transport

Helping patients and family members with any needs or concerns

To become a flight attendant in an air ambulance, individuals would typically have to have a high school diploma or GED and complete a specialized training program. They may also have to meet other qualifications such as being a certified healthcare provider, having experience in emergency medical services or having a certification as a flight attendant.

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