Relief Rotor Wing Pilot — Fly Critical Patient Missions

10000 Sanford; United States; On-site; USD 83,000 - 137,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Additional pay incentive

Job summary

Sanford Health is seeking a Relief Rotor Wing Pilot to provide rotor wing flight coverage across Sanford Air Transport bases in Bemidji, MN; Fargo, ND; Bismarck, ND and Sioux Falls, SD. The role requires FAA commercial rotorcraft certification with instrument rating and will involve rotating shifts, on-call duties, and weight restrictions.

The pilot will fly missions assigned by Sanford, ensuring safe operations from dispatch to termination and maintaining compliance with all FAA regulations and

Qualifications

• FAA Commercial rotorcraft- helicopter certificate with instrument rating required.
• Airline Transport Pilot rating preferred.
• Current second class medical certificate; current in commercial and instrument flying.
• Minimum of 2,000 helicopter flight hours.
• Must meet CAMTS flight experience requirements.
• Possess a current Commercial Rotorcraft-Helicopter Certificate with an Instrument Rating.

Responsibilities

• Directly responsible for safe and efficient conduct of the flight from dispatch to termination.
• Flight missions as requested by Sanford Air Transport.
• Maintain familiarity with Operations Manual, FAA regulations, and aircraft manuals.
• Demonstrate interdisciplinary teamwork and problem-solving amid changing environments.
• Comply with FAR Part 119 and Part 135 requirements.

Skills

Flight operations

Regulatory compliance

Critical thinking

Team collaboration

Weight management

Education

FAA Commercial Rotorcraft-Helicopter certificate

Instrument rating

Airline Transport Pilot rating preferred

Second Class Medical Certificate

2,000 flight hours

Job description

Sanford Health is seeking a Relief Rotor Wing Pilot to provide rotor wing flight coverage across Sanford Air Transport bases in Bemidji, MN; Fargo, ND; Bismarck, ND and Sioux Falls, SD. The role requires FAA commercial rotorcraft certification with instrument rating and will involve rotating shifts, on-call duties, and weight restrictions.

The pilot will fly missions assigned by Sanford, ensuring safe operations from dispatch to termination and maintaining compliance with all FAA regulations and