Elite Rotor Wing Pilot — Fly Critical Care Missions

Life Link III; Hibbing (MN); On-site; USD 112,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision insurance

HSA with employer match

401(k) with employer match

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Boot reimbursement

Company aircraft access for ATP

Job summary

Life Link III is seeking a Rotor Wing Pilot to join an elite air medical team. You will fly state‑of‑the‑art aircraft to transport medical crews and patients, ensuring safe and professional flights while adhering to aviation regulations and company procedures.

You will combine piloting skill with a commitment to teamwork and patient care. The ideal candidate has extensive rotorcraft flight hours, a current FAA medical certificate, and the ability to collaborate across crews and dispatch.

Qualifications

• Commercial pilot certificate and instrument rating for category and class of aircraft.
• Current FAA Class I or II Medical Certificate.
• 2000 total flight hours or CAMTS equivalency.
• 1500 hours Helicopter flight hours.
• 1000 hours PIC in category.
• 50 hours unaided night time; 25–100 hours if dual qualified in fixed wing.
• Able to work cooperatively with all team members.

Responsibilities

• Maintain safety of passengers and crew and oversee flights.
• Communicate effectively with flight crew, dispatch, and partners.
• Share flight knowledge and mentor team members.
• Follow regulations, manuals, and company policies during flights.
• Complete flight documentation accurately and promptly.
• Supervise loading and weight/balance considerations.

Skills

Commercial pilot certificate

Instrument rating

FAA Class I/II Medical

Rotorcraft flight hours

PIC experience

CRM teamwork

Safety minded

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Life Link III is seeking a Rotor Wing Pilot to join an elite air medical team. You will fly state‑of‑the‑art aircraft to transport medical crews and patients, ensuring safe and professional flights while adhering to aviation regulations and company procedures.

You will combine piloting skill with a commitment to teamwork and patient care. The ideal candidate has extensive rotorcraft flight hours, a current FAA medical certificate, and the ability to collaborate across crews and dispatch.