Helicopter Pilot - Ambulance Service

Role Overview: The Helicopter Pilot provides rotorcraft flight services, primarily supporting patient transportation at designated bases, with flexibility to cover other locations as needed. Key Responsibilities: Ensure aviation safety by following safety behaviors, utilize IFR infrastructure and NVIS systems, participate in Safety Management System (SMS) activities and annual simulation training, and support compliance with part 135 air carrier operations. Qualifications & Skills: FAA Commercial Rotorcraft Certificate, Class II Medical, 2,000 total helicopter flight hours, including 1,000 PIC and turbine hours, with night flight experience preferred. Additional qualifications include EC-145 experience, ATP certification, NVIS proficiency, single pilot IFR experience, and weather flight hours. Additional Details: The position is full-time (0.9 FTE), with a schedule of three 12.25-hour shifts per week, including every other weekend day/night shifts. It is an FAA safety-sensitive role requiring a federal background check. Benefits & Compensation: Hourly wage ranges from $45.24 to $69.39, with eligibility for benefits. Note: The role emphasizes safety, technical proficiency, and adherence to operational protocols to prioritize patient needs.