Bell 407 Line Pilot

About the role

To bring help and hope to patients and families following a terrible trauma, a sudden medical event, or a medical transport. To be part of the finest EMS team in the United States.

Responsibilities

• Safely transport medical personnel and patients to and from requested locations in CareFlite's Bell 407GX aircraft.
• Assume responsibility for ensuring that the aircraft is airworthy and that the aircraft is operated in compliance with all FAA regulations and CareFlite policies.
• Demonstrate teamwork and a personal commitment to CareFlite's mission and core values in all activities performed for CareFlite or while representing CareFlite.
• Actively participate in the organization and support the changes necessary for the organization's survival.

Qualifications

• Current ATP Rotorcraft required within 6 months of hire. (CareFlite Aircraft can be used for ATP Training/Checkride)
• Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate
• 2500 hours helicopter Total Time
• 500 Turbine flight hours
• 200 unaided night-flight hours
• 2000 hours as Helicopter PIC
• Current aircraft operated by CareFlite (after training)

Physical demands

• Holding and lifting (150 pounds)
• Squatting and kneeling
• Bending and standing
• Climbing, walking, and running
• Pushing and twisting
• Pulling
• Ability to hear
• Carrying
• Ability to see and distinguish colors
• Cognitive ability to reason, process etc.
• Ability to communicate verbally

Pay & schedule

• 7 on 7 off schedule
• Competitive pay
• Time and a half for workover/overtime

Training provided

• Training every 6 months with CareFlite instructors
• 1 hour of instrument proficiency each month
• Training and qualification in ANVIS 9, White Phosphorus NVGs (for all 407GX Pilots)
• 2 Axis Autopilots (installed on all 407GX aircraft)