Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Type:
Hourly
Rate:
Range $41.11 - $58.75
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Paid Time Off
Retirement Plan
Sign-On Bonus
Professional development opportunities
wellness programs
Job Description
Intermountain Health Flight and Ambulance, also known as Classic Air Medical and Life Flight, is a well-established leader in the air medical transportation and emergency medical services industry. As part of Intermountain Healthcare, a nonprofit health system known for its commitment to quality and innovation in patient care, this division specializes in providing critical rotor wing air ambulance services across multiple states including Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arizona. The company is dedicated to offering safe, timely, and efficient transport for patients requiring urgent medical attention, often in locations that are difficult to access by ground vehicles.
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Job Requirements
- Must hold a current commercial or ATP rotorcraft pilot certificate with instrument rating
- Must have a current class II medical certificate
- Minimum 2,500 PIC helicopter flight hours required
- At least 500 cross-country hours with 100 at night
- Minimum 75 hours instrument flight time with 50 hours actual flight
- Must pass Part 135.293 check ride after INDOC training
- Must participate in pre-employment DOT FAA drug and alcohol testing
- Must participate in Intermountain Health drug and alcohol testing
- Weight in flight uniform must be under 206 pounds
- Ability to lift at least 50 pounds and perform physically demanding tasks
- Must stand or sit for extended periods and maneuver in confined spaces
Job Qualifications
- Current commercial pilot certificate with instrument rating or ATP rotorcraft certificate
- Current class II medical certificate
- Minimum of 2,500 PIC flight hours in helicopters
- At least 500 cross-country flight hours including 100 night hours
- Minimum of 75 hours actual or simulated instrument flight time
- Ability to pass Part 135.293 check ride post-training
- Experience with night vision goggles preferred
- Mountain flying above 8,500 feet preferred
- EMS experience an advantage
- 300 hours of night flying preferred
- Actual IFR flight experience preferred
Job Duties
- Operate aircraft safely and effectively according to federal regulations and company policies
- Conduct independent preflight planning and critical decision making
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of aviation regulations and procedures
- Communicate effectively with team members, communication specialists, and patients/families
- Ensure cleanliness and proper functioning of the aircraft
- Evaluate transport missions based on service guidelines
- Support medical crew by assisting with patient loading and equipment handling
- Participate in flight reviews and professional development activities
- Serve as an Instructor or Check Pilot evaluating flight performance
- Act as Safety Representative addressing safety concerns and training
- Maintain a safe environment for self, team, and patients
Job Qualifications
Experience
Expert Level (7+ years)
Job Location
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