• Preference is given to pilots who possess previous EMS experience with proficiency in VFR programs.
• Geographic pay incentive.
• Company 135 Instructor and Check Airmen opportunities available.
• Competitive compensation package
• Commuters welcome
• Retirement plan available with match
• Benefits package available
• Relocation assistance available 

Due to the nature of the position, strong interpersonal communication skills are a must along with the desire to be part of a life-saving team.

Applicants must also possess the ability to conduct physical tasks such as lifting, carrying and pushing weights up to 80 pounds.

Pilot Requirements:

• Current FAA Commercial Certificate with Rotorcraft.
• Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate
• Helicopter Instrument Rating
• 2000 total helicopter flight hours
• 1000 PIC in helicopters
• 1000 turbine flight hours
• 200 helicopter unaided flight hours
• 50 hours of actual weather or simulated (hood) aircraft flight hours

Preferred:

• Bell 206 and 407 experience
• ATP helicopter, and recent IFR experience