Global Medical Response: Provides air and ground emergency medical transport services.
FAA commercial rotorcraft certificate, helicopter instrument rating, FAA Class II medical, large turbine and night flight experience with required flight hours; maintain certifications and regulatory documentation.
2+ YOEFAA airframe required (powerplant preferred) or 2 years aircraft maintenance; high school diploma or equivalent; valid driver's license; able to lift up to 50–100 lbs; perform inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, and maintain records per FAA and company procedures.
Global Medical Response: Provides air and ground emergency medical transportation and services.
Current rotorcraft FAA commercial certificate, helicopter instrument rating, FAA Class II medical, and extensive helicopter flight time (2,000 total; 1,500 helicopter; 1,000 PIC; 500 turbine). Must meet night flight and weight requirements and maintain required certifications and training.
Air Methods: Provides air medical transport and emergency healthcare services.
2+ YOERequires commercial/ATP and instrument ratings, FAA medical, 2+ years related experience, 2,000 total flight hours with category and PIC minima, and ability to meet weight/age limits.
Air Methods: Provider of critical care air medical transportation services.
Pilot with FAA credentials in helicopter operations; VFR flight rules knowledge; perform pre-flight, flight planning, and compliance with FAR/AIM/GOM; 7/7 12-hour schedule; base compensation around $82,900 plus stipends.
Akima: Provider of mission-focused technical and administrative support for government agencies.
Qualified in MDS aircraft, 1,000+ PIC hours with 100+ in MDS, 50 maintenance test flight hours on MH-47G, AMOC II graduate, FAA Second Class Medical, instrument rating, ability to obtain Secret clearance, U.S. citizen.