Air Medical Helicopter Pilot Date Posted:

26 September 2026

Closing Date:

October 26, 2026

Recruiter:

MED-TRANS CORPORATION

Location:

Amarillo, Texas Salary:

USD115,000

to

USD140,000

Job Type & Industry:

Technology Risk Contract Type:

Permanent Job Reference:

2988837642-2 Apply for this job now Job Description Med-Trans Corporation seeks a Helicopter Pilot to perform safe, efficient air medical transport for critically ill and injured patients. In this Emergency Services role, you will conduct preflight planning, complete safe takeoffs and landings in diverse conditions, and coordinate closely with medical crews, dispatch, and ground EMS. Pilots follow strict FAA and company safety protocols, participate in ongoing training, and support readiness for 24/7 missions. Med-Trans offers a safety-first, mission-driven culture that emphasizes clinical excellence, teamwork, professional growth, and service to diverse communities. Responsibilities Conduct safe, timely helicopter air medical transports for emergency and interfacility missions Perform thorough preflight, in-flight, and post-flight inspections and documentation Plan and execute flights in compliance with FAA and company regulations and SOPs Evaluate weather and terrain to ensure safe go/no-go decisions Coordinate closely with medical crew, dispatch, and ground EMS for mission planning and execution Maintain aircraft readiness, cleanliness, and security at the base Participate in recurrent training, check rides, and safety/clinical drills Adhere to safety management systems and report hazards or incidents promptly Support 24/7 operations, including nights, weekends, and holidays on a rotational schedule Represent Med-Trans professionally with partner hospitals, EMS agencies, and the public Required Skills Helicopter flight operations (VFR/IFR) Air medical/HEMS operations Weather assessment and flight planning Crew Resource Management (CRM) Night Vision Goggle (NVG) operations Emergency procedures and risk management Radio communications and airspace coordination Instrument navigation systems (GPS/FMS) Aircraft preflight and post-flight inspection Regulatory compliance (FAR Part 135 or similar)