Line Pilot — Medical Transports & SAR Team

Vision Med Flight; Page (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Up to 2 weeks paid vacation

Competitive Sign-on bonus

Full Benefits Package

Off-duty housing

Great team atmosphere

Job summary

Vision Med Flight is seeking experienced rotor-wing pilots to join our safety-first medical transport team. You will operate mission-critical flights, ensure crew readiness, and maintain strict certifications, currency, and professional standards while engaging with partner facilities and outside agencies.

Competitive sign-on and comprehensive benefits are offered. Applicants should have FAA ATP or Commercial RW with Instrument Rating, current Second Class Medical, 2,000 PIC hours, 1,000 turbine

Qualifications

• FAA ATP Certificate or Commercial RW Certificate with Instrument Rating required.
• Current Second Class Medical required.
• 2,000 hours PIC total time required.
• 1,000 hours turbine time required.
• 100 hours night time rotorwing required.
• Flight weight of 230 lbs or less.
• Preferred: Bell 407 experience, NVG experience, Prior HAA experience.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with crew to conduct medical transports, search and rescue operations, community events, and public relations flights
• Ensure aircraft and crew are mission-ready at all times
• Maintain all required certifications and currency
• Uphold a professional appearance, demeanor, and attitude with your team, partner facilities, and outside agencies
• Keep an accurate and timely record.

Education

FAA ATP Certificate

Commercial RW Certificate with Instrument Rating

Job description

Vision Med Flight is seeking experienced rotor-wing pilots to join our safety-first medical transport team. You will operate mission-critical flights, ensure crew readiness, and maintain strict certifications, currency, and professional standards while engaging with partner facilities and outside agencies.

Competitive sign-on and comprehensive benefits are offered. Applicants should have FAA ATP or Commercial RW with Instrument Rating, current Second Class Medical, 2,000 PIC hours, 1,000 turbine