Rotor Pilot | Helicopter

Position Summary

The Rotor Pilot conducts air ambulance helicopter operations in accordance with FAA regulations and established flight procedures. The position supports emergency medical transportation, flight safety decisions, and coordination with medical and emergency response personnel.

Schedule

• Full-time.
• Variable shifts supporting 24-hour, seven-day air medical operations.
• Schedule adjustments based on operational needs.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate assigned air ambulance helicopters in accordance with FAA regulations and operating manuals.
• Respond to dispatch requests with a go/no-go decision within five minutes while serving as duty pilot.
• Maintain accurate flight and duty time records.
• Complete annual ground training and maintain operational readiness.
• Move aircraft between the helipad and hangar.
• Coordinate with emergency medical personnel and assist with patient loading and unloading.
• Support education, safety, and public relations activities.
• Maintain composure during challenging weather and emergency situations.

Requirements

• Commercial Pilot Certificate — Rotorcraft Helicopter.
• Instrument Helicopter Rating.
• Second Class Medical Certificate or higher.
• Minimum 2,500 Helicopter Hours, 2,000 Turbine PIC, 200 Night.
• NVG mountain flying experience.
• Maximum body weight of 250 pounds, including approximately 10 pounds of flight gear.
• Strong communication, organizational, decision-making, and teamwork skills.
• Computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office.
• Ability to meet required flight crew physical standards.
• Successful completion of required background, reference, drug, health, immunization, and physical screenings.

Preferred Qualifications

• Bell 407/407GX Experience.

Benefits

• Not Specified.

Compensation

• Not Specified.