Air Medical Helicopter Pilot | 7/7 Schedule, $15K Sign-On

Global Medical Response; Muskogee (OK); On-site; USD 98,000 - 107,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on Bonus

Retention Bonuses

On-duty Housing

7/7 Schedule

Job summary

Global Medical Response is seeking a Helicopter Pilot to support Air Evac Lifeteam’s medical transport services in the US. The role offers a $15K sign-on bonus, 10% geo modifier salary range, and retention bonuses after three years.

On-duty housing and a 7/7 schedule are included. Applicants must hold a current FAA Rotorcraft Commercial certificate, rotorcraft instrument rating, Class II medical, and accumulate substantial rotorcraft hours including PIC and turbine experience.

Qualifications

• FAA rotorcraft commercial certificate is required.
• Instrument rating and medical certificate are required.
• Extensive flight hour experience across rotorcraft and turbine platforms.

Responsibilities

• Transport customers safely with a medical team to/from locations and facilities.
• Ensure aircraft readiness for flight dispatch per manuals and FAR/AEL requirements.
• Maintain accurate regulatory documentation and records.
• Communicate effectively with dispatch, flight crews, facilities and partners.
• Provide shift change information to the next pilot per recording protocols.
• Maintain required certifications and ongoing training.

Education

Current Rotorcraft FAA Commercial Certificate

Helicopter instrument rating

Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate

2,000 Total Flight Hours

1,500 Helicopter Hours

1,000 Helicopter PIC Hours

500 Turbine Helicopter Hours

100 hours night unaided, or 50 hours unaided with 100 hours aided

230 pound weight limit with flight gear

Job description

Global Medical Response is seeking a Helicopter Pilot to support Air Evac Lifeteam’s medical transport services in the US. The role offers a $15K sign-on bonus, 10% geo modifier salary range, and retention bonuses after three years.

On-duty housing and a 7/7 schedule are included. Applicants must hold a current FAA Rotorcraft Commercial certificate, rotorcraft instrument rating, Class II medical, and accumulate substantial rotorcraft hours including PIC and turbine experience.