Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Type:
Hourly
Rate:
Range $41.00 - $59.00
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Paid Time Off
Retirement Plan
Sign-On Bonus
Professional Development
Employee assistance program
Job Description
Intermountain Health Flight and Ambulance, operating under Classic Air Medical and Life Flight, is a reputable and essential air medical transport provider dedicated to saving lives through efficient and safe patient transport services. This healthcare provider is known for its commitment to excellence, safety, and innovation in rotor wing aviation. With multiple locations across Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, Intermountain Health provides critical care transport services that play a vital role in the healthcare system by ensuring patients receive timely and effective care in emergency situations. The organization offers competitive compensation, including a sign-on bonus, and supports a... Show More
Job Requirements
- Current commercial or ATP rotorcraft pilot certificate with instrument rating
- Current class II medical certificate
- Minimum 2,500 PIC flight hours in helicopters
- 500 cross country flight hours including 100 at night
- 75 actual or simulated instrument flight hours including 50 actual flight hours
- Weight in flight uniform under 206 lbs
- Pass part 135.293 check ride post INDOC training
- Submit to pre-employment drug and alcohol testing as per FAA and company policies
- Ability to lift at least 50 lbs and perform physical tasks related to patient and equipment handling
- Capacity to communicate verbally and understand spoken information
- Willingness to work varying shifts across multiple locations
- Compliance with federal and company aviation safety standards
Job Qualifications
- Hold a current commercial pilot or ATP rotorcraft certificate with instrument rating
- Possess a current class II medical certificate
- Have at least 2,500 PIC flight hours in helicopters
- Record 500 cross country flight hours, including 100 at night
- Have 75 hours of actual or simulated instrument time including 50 actual flight hours
- Pass part 135.293 check ride after INDOC training
- Participate in pre-employment drug and alcohol testing
- Demonstrate strong leadership and communication skills
- Ability to support and assist medical crewmembers
- Preferred night vision goggle qualification and mountain flying experience
- EMS experience
- 300 night flight hours
- Actual IFR experience
Job Duties
- Safely and effectively operate aircraft in accordance with federal regulations and company policies
- Demonstrate independent critical thinking in preflight planning and aircraft operations
- Maintain in-depth knowledge of aviation regulations, policies, and procedures
- Communicate effectively with team members, communication specialists, and patients or family members
- Ensure aircraft cleanliness and proper functioning
- Evaluate transports following defined service criteria and guidelines
- Participate in professional development activities and educational programs
- Assist medical crewmembers with operational duties such as patient loading and equipment handling
- Serve as Instructor or Check Pilot for evaluating pilot performance and training
- Act as Safety Representative to monitor and resolve safety-related issues and participate in safety committees
Job Qualifications
Experience
Expert Level (7+ years)
Job Location
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