Medical Air Helicopter Pilot - 7/7 Schedule & $15K Sign-On

Global Medical Response; Paris (TN); Vor Ort; USD 102.000 - 107.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Sign-on Bonus

Retention Bonus

On-duty housing

7/7 Schedule

Zusammenfassung

Air Evac Lifeteam, part of Global Medical Response, seeks a Helicopter Pilot to transport patients and work within a medical team. The role features a 7/7 schedule, a $15K sign-on bonus, retention bonuses, and on-duty housing, with a competitive salary range.

You will ensure aircraft readiness, maintain regulatory documentation, and coordinate with dispatch and flight crews. Minimum flight hour requirements apply, and advantages include deep experience in rotorcraft operations and safe patient

Qualifikationen

• 2,000 total flight hours
• 1,500 helicopter hours
• 1,000 helicopter PIC hours
• 500 turbine helicopter hours
• 100 hours night unaided, or 50 hours unaided with 100 hours aided
• FAA rotorcraft commercial certificate
• FAA Class II medical certificate

Aufgaben

• Safely transport customers with a medical team
• Ensure aircraft readiness for dispatch per manuals
• Maintain regulatory documentation and record keeping
• Communicate with dispatch, flight crews, facilities, and partners
• Provide shift-change information to pilots and team
• Maintain required certifications and ongoing training

Kenntnisse

Total flight hours

Rotorcraft experience

Night flying hours

PIC hours

Turbine hours

Ausbildung

High School Diploma/Equivalent

FAA Rotorcraft Commercial Certificate

FAA Class II Medical Certificate

Jobbeschreibung

Air Evac Lifeteam, part of Global Medical Response, seeks a Helicopter Pilot to transport patients and work within a medical team. The role features a 7/7 schedule, a $15K sign-on bonus, retention bonuses, and on-duty housing, with a competitive salary range.

You will ensure aircraft readiness, maintain regulatory documentation, and coordinate with dispatch and flight crews. Minimum flight hour requirements apply, and advantages include deep experience in rotorcraft operations and safe patient