Lead SPIFR Pilot with Retention Bonus

Join Our Team as a Lead Pilot (SPIFR)!

We are seeking an experienced IFR Pilot to deliver exceptional medical air transportation services using our EC135/H135 aircraft. This exciting opportunity includes scheduled shifts of seven days on and seven days off with 12-hour shifts, providing day or night service. Our commitment to safety is paramount; you will be a crucial part of a dedicated and professional team ensuring high safety standards for all customers and crew.

Why Choose Us? As part of our globally recognized air ambulance service, you will be contributing to our mission of providing high-quality medical care in emergency situations. With us, you will not only receive competitive compensation but also bonuses and incentives designed to reward your commitment and excellence.

Compensation & Benefits:

• Competitive starting salaries ranging from $115,172 to $126,689 based on experience
• Additional stipends including $5,000 for the Lead Pilot role, $5,000 for multi-responsibility, and $5,000 for IFR compliance
• Sign-on bonus of $15,000 upon successful completion of training
• A substantial retention bonus of $40,000 after 36 months under our pilot retention program

Key Responsibilities:

• Safely operate the aircraft in compliance with the Rotorcraft Flight Manual, Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), and company policies
• Coordinate with dispatch, medical, and ground teams for effective transport operations
• Perform pre-flight inspections, monitoring weather conditions, and ensuring aircraft readiness
• Maintain aircraft cleanliness and assist with routine tasks at the base
• Report any aircraft discrepancies or incidents promptly
• Complete required paperwork accurately and on time
• Adhere to company protocols and embody our core values

Qualifications:

• FAA Commercial Rotorcraft-Helicopter Certificate
• FAA Helicopter Instrument Rating and current FAA Class II Medical Certificate
• High School Diploma or equivalent
• A minimum of 2,000 helicopter flight hours, with 1,000 PIC hours and 1,000 turbine hours
• Experience flying at night and with instrument flight time as per our requirements
• Must meet US Forest Service carding requirements

Physical and Mental Requirements:

• Must not exceed a weight limit of 230 pounds, including gear
• Ability to make sound decisions under pressure and adapt to changing operational needs
• Must regularly lift up to 70 pounds and operate in various weather conditions

If you are ready to take on the challenge and be part of an organization that values your contributions, apply today to begin your journey with us!

We look forward to welcoming you to our team!