EMS Rotor-Wing PIC Life-Saving Helicopter Flights

Intermountain Healthcare; Town of Hartford (WI); On-site; USD 63,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

Intermountain Health seeks an experienced Air Ambulance Pilot to deliver rapid, life-saving transport. You will operate helicopters under FAA rules, plan flights with weather and fuel considerations, and coordinate with medical teams for safe patient transfers.

The role requires 2,500 hours total helicopter time, 100 cross-country hours (25 night), and instrument rating or ATP, with a current FAA medical certificate. Competitive benefits and 40-hour weeks at Hartford Wisconsin base.

Qualifications

• FAA: Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating or ATP.
• FAA Second-Class Medical Certificate (or higher).
• Total flight hours: 2,500 in helicopter operations.
• Cross-country: 100 hours with 25 night hours.
• Instrument hours: 75 hours; 100 hours unaided night flight.

Responsibilities

• Opens and operates aircraft per FAA regulations and mission protocols.
• Plans flights considering weather, weight, balance and fuel needs.
• Collaborates with medical staff, ground crew and dispatch for mission success.
• Responds to emergency calls and maintains readiness at all times.
• Maintains flight and maintenance logs per FAA requirements.

Skills

Total flight hours 2500

Cross-country hours 100

Night flying hours 100

Instrument hours 75

Decision-making

Team collaboration

Situational awareness

Leadership

Safety compliance

Stress management

Education

Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating or ATP

FAA Second-Class Medical Certificate or higher

Job description

Intermountain Health seeks an experienced Air Ambulance Pilot to deliver rapid, life-saving transport. You will operate helicopters under FAA rules, plan flights with weather and fuel considerations, and coordinate with medical teams for safe patient transfers.

The role requires 2,500 hours total helicopter time, 100 cross-country hours (25 night), and instrument rating or ATP, with a current FAA medical certificate. Competitive benefits and 40-hour weeks at Hartford Wisconsin base.