Critical Care EMS Helicopter Pilot

Northshore Home Health Care; Las Vegas (NV); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 150 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Med-Trans seeks an experienced Helicopter Pilot to operate rotor-wing aircraft for emergency response and interfacility medical transport across the Western U.S. You will perform meticulous pre-flight planning, risk assessments, and mission preparation, ensuring precise navigation under varied weather conditions and terrain.

You will collaborate closely with clinical crews, dispatch, hospitals, and EMS partners to support patient transport, while upholding aviation regulations and maintaining a

Qualifications

• Rotor-wing pilot with emergency/medical transport expertise.
• Strong situational awareness with disciplined risk management.
• Excellent communication and teamwork with medical and operational stakeholders.
• Proven commitment to safety and regulatory compliance.

Responsabilités

• Safely conduct rotor-wing flight operations for emergency and medical transport missions.
• Perform detailed pre-flight planning, risk assessments, and mission preparation.
• Navigate accurately using advanced technology across varied terrain and weather conditions.
• Coordinate closely with clinical crews, dispatch, hospitals, and EMS partners to support patient transport.
• Maintain strict adherence to all aviation and safety regulations and SOPs.
• Uphold a strong safety culture and communicate clearly throughout each mission.

Connaissances

Rotor-wing pilot experience

Situational awareness & risk

Communication & teamwork

Regulatory compliance & safety

Description du poste

Med-Trans seeks an experienced Helicopter Pilot to operate rotor-wing aircraft for emergency response and interfacility medical transport across the Western U.S. You will perform meticulous pre-flight planning, risk assessments, and mission preparation, ensuring precise navigation under varied weather conditions and terrain.

You will collaborate closely with clinical crews, dispatch, hospitals, and EMS partners to support patient transport, while upholding aviation regulations and maintaining a