About Flying Nurses
Alice Cooney
Lamara Cooney
Alice Cooney
Head of Nursing & Medical
Alice, co-founder of the company, is a fully qualified NHS nurse and a Registered Nurse (RN) accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). She leads our Fliying Nurses a team of highly experienced Emergency Room (ER) nurses, all of whom are registered professionals specialising in the delivery of immediat
Head of Nursing & Medical
Alice, co-founder of the company, is a fully qualified NHS nurse and a Registered Nurse (RN) accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). She leads our Fliying Nurses a team of highly experienced Emergency Room (ER) nurses, all of whom are registered professionals specialising in the delivery of immediate, high-acuity care to patients presenting with acute illness or trauma.
The team operates in fast-paced clinical environments, carrying out rapid assessments, triage, and critical life-saving interventions, including CPR, intubation, and advanced wound care. They are skilled in managing a wide range of complex and unpredictable cases across all age groups, ensuring patients are stabilised quickly and effectively.
Ben Cooney
Lamara Cooney
Alice Cooney
Head of IT
Ben may be one of the younger members of the team, but he brings a sharp mind and solid IT expertise. With a strong understanding of our systems and servers, he plays a key role as Flying Nurses continues to grow its digital marketing capabilities.
Lamara Cooney
Lamara Cooney
Lamara Cooney
Head of Admin
Lamara is an expert in customised travel and planning. With extensive experience across the African continent, she brings deep insight and first-hand knowledge to every itinerary she creates.
John Cooney
Lamara Cooney
Lamara Cooney
Head of Logistics
John, Co Founder of the company is an ex-British Forces member and responsible for the smooth running of business operations. Working within the Royal Army Medical Corps for many years in Military casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) which is the immediate, emergency movement of injured personnel from a combat zone, often u
Head of Logistics
John, Co Founder of the company is an ex-British Forces member and responsible for the smooth running of business operations. Working within the Royal Army Medical Corps for many years in Military casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) which is the immediate, emergency movement of injured personnel from a combat zone, often using non-dedicated vehicles or "platforms of opportunity" (e.g., trucks, helicopters). Unlike MEDEVAC, which uses specialized vehicles with medical staff, CASEVAC often lacks en-route care and focuses on rapid transport to safety