Float Rotor Wing Pilot: Critical Care Air Transport

Life Flight Network; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 113,000 - 131,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with vesting

Medical/Dental/Vision

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Tuition Reimbursement

PSLF Eligible Employer

Paid Time Off

Paid Parental Leave

Job summary

Life Flight Network is seeking a Float Rotor Wing Pilot to safely operate aircraft for critical care transport, ensuring safety and excellent customer service in high-stress situations.

Full-time position covering Boise, Burley, Hailey, Idaho and Pendleton, La Grande, Ontario in Oregon; requires 2000 hours total time, 1500 PIC, 1000 turbine hours, and FAA rotor helicopter certification with instrument rating. Travel across the service area is required.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Bachelor’s Degree preferred.
• 5 years’ experience as a professional pilot preferred.
• 2000 hours Total Time required.
• 1500 hours Pilot in Command required.
• 1000 R/W Turbine hours required.
• 100 hours instrument time preferred, 50 hours required.
• 100 hours of nighttime required.
• NVG experience preferred.
• FAA Commercial Helicopter cert with Instrument Rating.
• FAA second class flight physical required.

Responsibilities

• Performs pre- and post-flight inspections.
• Plans flights, assists in loading of passengers, baggage and cargo, and analyzes weather conditions.
• Mantains logs and records, as required, and prepares written reports.
• Operates aircraft tug, tractor, and/or ground handling equipment.
• Travel throughout LFN’s service area is required.

Skills

HS Diploma

Bachelor's Degree

Pilot experience

FAA Helicopter Cert

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Life Flight Network is seeking a Float Rotor Wing Pilot to safely operate aircraft for critical care transport, ensuring safety and excellent customer service in high-stress situations.

Full-time position covering Boise, Burley, Hailey, Idaho and Pendleton, La Grande, Ontario in Oregon; requires 2000 hours total time, 1500 PIC, 1000 turbine hours, and FAA rotor helicopter certification with instrument rating. Travel across the service area is required.