HAA Pilot-lifesaver Al3-cusseta B407-Quick Hire! Position in

Air Methods is a leading provider of air medical transport services, dedicated to delivering critical care and emergency transport solutions to communities across the nation. Specializing in helicopter air ambulance operations, Air Methods demonstrates a strong commitment to safety, professionalism, and the well-being of both patients and crew. The company prides itself on maintaining a high-performing team environment where passion for lifesaving service and operational excellence converge. With a strong focus on innovation and continuous improvement, Air Methods leverages advanced aircraft like the B407 to fulfill its mission of saving lives and supporting health services with rapid, reliable air medical interventions. Joining Air Methods means becoming part of a reputable organization that offers significant career growth opportunities, a collaborative culture, and a work-life balance model that respects the needs of its team. This position offers a full-time employment opportunity with a competitive compensation package, including a $15,000 sign-on bonus, and a unique 7 days on/7 days off (12-hour shift) schedule designed to promote well-being and professional sustainability. The role emphasizes operational safety, community engagement, and continuous learning, ensuring our pilots not only excel in their flying capabilities but also contribute meaningfully to the medical teams they support. This particular role is for the position of Helicopter Air Ambulance Pilot operating the B407 aircraft under visual flight rules (VFR). The pilot will serve as the final authority regarding all flight operations and safety of passengers, cargo, and equipment. Duties include thorough pre-flight inspections, adherence to strict operational procedures, and comprehensive flight planning often under short notice. Familiarity with the aircraft’s technical and medical systems is paramount, as pilots must ensure the medical interior is fully functional and that the team is comfortable and knowledgeable about the equipment. Collaboration with EMS representatives, hospitals, and community stakeholders forms a significant part of the pilot’s responsibilities, fostering positive relationships and supporting Air Methods’ outreach efforts. Successful candidates will demonstrate robust aviation experience, adherence to regulatory standards, and a proactive approach to safety and communication. The role demands at least 2,000 total flight hours with substantial PIC and turbine rotary experience, along with FAA certifications and medical fitness. The pilot will also be engaged regularly in company meetings, projects, and ongoing professional development to stay aligned with continuously evolving aviation and medical transport practices. This is a career opportunity for individuals passionate about aviation safety, emergency medical services, and making a genuine impact through their skills and dedication.

• Must have flown in category for commercial or military operator within past 24 months
• maintain weight not exceeding 250 pounds
• be under 70 years old
• comply with FAA medical requirements
• possess required FAA certifications
• adhere to VFR program requirements
• conduct thorough safety checks
• participate actively in company functions
• ability to perform all essential functions safely
• valid commercial and instrument pilot ratings
• meet flight hour minimums specified
• maintain positive interpersonal relationships