Trauma rn 1

Thanks for the input. I know I can't be a piolet and that's completely fine for me, I just really wanna be a flight nurse. Still haven't been able to get a hold of the flight companies in my area so specific mercy or reach info would be greatly appreciated. Oh and for imthatguy, in my experience employee health is nicer if you admit your colorblind from the get go. Thanks

Hello there, I've been following this site for a while but finally decided to post. I've been an RN for almost 4 years now, I believe I have great ER/Trauma experience from a very busy level 1 trauma center, I recently started in SICU at another Level 1 TC/University hospital. I already have my BSN, TNCC, CCRN, MICN, and am currently working on my CEN. My goal is to be a flight nurse, however, I am color blind (ishihara test, but can see normal colors ok) and have mild high frequency hearing loss. When I start a new job i get hastled slightly but have never had a problem on the floors. I've been worked up by an audiologist and need no special stethoscope or other requirements. I was wondering if anyone knows if I can still become a flight nurse, the flight programs in my area are Mercy Air and Reach. Thank you in advance, Edgar