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I'm going to say this as kindly as possible, please understand that I am just giving you the truth. You don't even come close to having the necessary requirements to fly at this time. Most flight programs will only consider an ED nurse who also has an extensive critical care background. Some may accept an ED nurse with a significant amount of ED experience in a Level One center. You will need a minimum of 3 years in a busy, tertiary CVICU, MICU or maybe an SICU before you would even be considered. An NREMT-P on paper is just that, a piece of paper. Unless you have street time in a busy 911 service it means little. Your PRN position might help but given it's PRN and you don't have any peds experience you won't be getting the critical patients you need to show a flight program you have the chops to do the job. In addition, unless you plan on only doing peds transport your peds only ED experience unfortunately will not work in your favor. Not to say that any of this is insurmountable but if you really want to do flight nursing you may need to reconsider your current job choices. I would focus on that rather than your paramedic certification. You have too much to learn as a nurse yet to add an entirely different educational process on top of it. Good luck to you.

Thanks for your honest assessment. Maybe I wasn't clear, but I'm not looking to fly for at least 5-10 years. I in no way feel currently qualified. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.