Aviation EMS Pilot — IFR/NVIS, 36 hrs/week

Mayo Clinic; Eau Claire (WI); On-site; USD 62,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Dental coverage

Vision plan

HSA and FSAs

Retirement package

Job summary

Mayo Clinic seeks a Helicopter Pilot to provide rotorcraft flight services at Eau Claire, WI; Rochester, MN; and Mankato, MN, with shifts at non-primary bases as needed. You'll model Mayo Clinic safety behaviors, work within IFR/NVIS frameworks, and participate in SMS and annual training to ensure patient-first aviation safety.

The role is 0.9 FTE with 36 hours weekly, requiring weight limits and FAA certifications. A FAA Commercial Rotorcraft certificate and Class II Medical are essential.

Qualifications

• Helicopter Instrument Rating is required.
• 2,000 total helicopter flight hours are required.
• 1,000 total helicopter PIC hours and 1,000 turbine hours required.
• 200 night flight hours; NVIS experience preferred.
• FAA Commercial Rotorcraft certificate and Class II medical certificate required.

Responsibilities

• Provide rotorcraft pilot services primarily at Eau Claire, WI; Rochester and Mankato bases as needed.
• Follow Mayo Clinic Culture of Safety and five key safety behaviors.
• Utilize IFR infrastructure and NVIS as standard flight practice.
• Participate in Safety Management System (SMS) and annual simulation training.
• Support Mayo Clinic air carrier certificate for part 135 operations.

Skills

Helicopter Instrument Rating

Total Helicopter Hours 2000

PIC Hours 1000

Turbine Hours 1000

Night Flight Hours 200

NVIS experience

Single Pilot IFR

Weather Flight Hours 75

EC-145 experience

ATP certificate

Education

FAA Commercial Certificate (Rotorcraft)

FAA Class II Medical Certificate

Job description

Mayo Clinic seeks a Helicopter Pilot to provide rotorcraft flight services at Eau Claire, WI; Rochester, MN; and Mankato, MN, with shifts at non-primary bases as needed. You'll model Mayo Clinic safety behaviors, work within IFR/NVIS frameworks, and participate in SMS and annual training to ensure patient-first aviation safety.

The role is 0.9 FTE with 36 hours weekly, requiring weight limits and FAA certifications. A FAA Commercial Rotorcraft certificate and Class II Medical are essential.