New Flight Nurse-Quick Hire! @ Air Methods in Fresno,CA,USA | Hiring
Posted on October 24, 2025
Position in Fresno, CA, USA, CA
Role in Fresno, CA, USA: Flight Nurse - Quick Hire! Employer: Air Methods (Hiring in Fresno, CA, USA) Location: Fresno, CA, USA, CA Status: New Fresno, CA, USA listing (actively interviewing).
Pay: $77.8k-$95k/Year (approx. $1.7k/Week) Benefits: A comprehensive benefits package is included. Clear growth pathways at our Fresno, CA, USA office.
Core Focus
Core objectives involve your professional skills in a dynamic.
- This Fresno, CA, USA-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
 - Our Air Methods team in Fresno, CA, USA, CA is growing.
 - Benefit from working in Fresno, CA, USA, a key hub for the a dynamic industry.
 
Air Methods is a leading provider of critical care transport services, dedicated to delivering life-saving medical transportation to communities across the United States. With a strong commitment to patient safety, clinical excellence, and rapid response, Air Methods operates a comprehensive fleet of aircraft and ground vehicles to meet the urgent medical needs of patients in diverse and often challenging environments. Based in Fresno, California, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes, Air Methods combines advanced medical practice with aviation expertise to ensure timely and effective transport of critically ill and injured patients to appropriate healthcare facilities. The company champions continuous professional development, rigorous safety standards, and a collaborative work environment that values the contributions of each team member. Its services are integral to enhancing the quality of emergency medical care and improving patient outcomes, particularly in regions where immediate access to specialized medical facilities is limited.
The Flight Nurse role at Air Methods in Fresno, CA, offers an extraordinary career opportunity to blend advanced nursing skills with the thrill of aeromedical transport. This position requires a nurse with at least 36 months of recent experience working in high-intensity settings such as ICU, ER, Flight, or Critical Care Transport within the last five years, underscoring the critical and complex nature of this job. Operating on a schedule of two 24-hour shifts per week, the Flight Nurse provides high-quality critical care, including patient assessment, triage, and treatment in accordance with the standards set by Air Methods Community Base Services (CBS) Medical Directors. This role demands a balance of clinical expertise, precise decision-making, and adherence to safety protocols to ensure patient stability throughout transport.
Flight Nurses at Air Methods play a pivotal role in the safe and effective transport of critically ill patients via helicopter, offering them not only the highest level of medical care but also ensuring compliance with strict operational and safety standards. Their duties extend beyond patient care to include maintaining medical equipment, managing medical supplies onboard, assisting pilots during missions, and participating in continuous training and education to remain at the forefront of medical and aviation safety practices. This position does not have supervisory responsibilities but does require active participation in ongoing education, team meetings, and collaborative initiatives aimed at improving service delivery and patient care. Additionally, the role involves contributing to outreach and marketing efforts, as well as mentoring new staff and students.
Joining Air Methods as a Flight Nurse in Fresno means becoming part of a dynamic team dedicated to saving lives and making a tangible difference in the community. The role offers an enriching and challenging work environment characterized by the unique perspective of aerial transport across California's scenic vistas. Candidates passionate about critical care nursing and interested in expanding their expertise in flight nursing will find this position rewarding. Competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a focus on professional growth and safety reflect Air Methods’ commitment to supporting its employees in this vital and challenging career.
                - Graduate of an accredited school of nursing
 - minimum three years recent critical care or emergency nursing experience within last five years
 - current RN license(s) for states of practice
 - current certifications in BLS, ACLS, PALS or equivalent
 - EMS or MICN certification as required by state regulations
 - maintain weight not exceeding 225 pounds including flight suit and boots
 - participate in ongoing education and training
 - ability to work two 24-hour shifts per week
 - compliance with Air Methods employment policies
 - maintain all required licenses, certifications, and training according to guidelines