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Med-Trans is a prominent provider of medical air transportation services, known for its dedication to delivering compassionate and high-quality emergency and patient relocation care. As a key member of the Global Medical Response (GMR) family of solutions, Med-Trans plays a crucial role in ensuring rapid and safe medical transport to and from various locations and facilities. With a focus on safety as a fundamental pillar of its operations, Med-Trans employs expert pilots and medical teams who collaborate closely to provide top-tier service under demanding and time-sensitive conditions. The company prides itself on its commitment to quality, teamwork, and integrity, all vital elements in delivering exceptional care during critical times. Med-Trans is currently hiring multiple Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Helicopter Pilots to join their dedicated team. This is a full-time position that offers a compelling starting salary range between $87,019 and $95,720, with the potential for up to a 30% geographic modifier depending on the location. In addition, the role includes several attractive financial incentives such as a $5,000 IFR stipend, a $15,000 sign-on bonus, and a substantial $40,000 retention bonus after three years. The company also provides on-duty housing at most locations and operates on a 7 days on, 7 days off schedule to support work-life balance. The Helicopter Pilot will play an integral role in medical air transportation, working in direct partnership with medical experts to safely ferry patients and medical personnel. This role demands adherence to all FAA regulations and Med-Trans operational manuals, ensuring flight readiness and aircraft cleanliness at all times. Pilots are responsible for maintaining accurate maintenance and regulatory documentation, collaborating effectively with dispatch, flight crews, and other partners to optimize flight operations. Effective communication and rigorous adherence to safety protocols are critical in this role. Pilots must also ensure smooth shift transitions by accurately conveying vital information to successive crews following Med-Trans protocols. Continuous professional development is encouraged and mandatory as pilots must maintain all required certifications and stay current with ongoing training. This role is not a float pilot position; candidates must be willing to commit to assigned locations. Med-Trans emphasizes their values and culture centered around compassion and quality care, inviting pilots who share these values and aspire to work in an environment where every second counts to join their team. The opportunity to be part of a globally respected medical response entity, with excellent benefits and competitive compensation, makes this an ideal career path for experienced helicopter pilots passionate about making a difference in medical emergencies.

• current rotorcraft FAA commercial certificate
• helicopter instrument rating
• current FAA class II medical certificate
• 2,000 total flight hours
• 1,500 helicopter hours
• 1,000 helicopter PIC hours
• 1,000 turbine helicopter hours
• 200 helicopter night flight hours (aided or unaided)
• 200 instrument hours (actual/hood/SIM) 50 hours actual WX in aircraft