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Helicopter Pilot: $15K Sign-On Bonus. Job in Fort Stockton Gr8Jobs
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What they do
A Pilot operates and navigates a commercial, private, or military aircraft or helicopter
$207,113 / year median in Texas
+22% projected growth
Job Description
Med-Trans Corporation seeks a Helicopter Pilot to support critical care air medical transport operations. In this mission-driven role, you will safely conduct emergent and non-emergent flights, perform all required pre- and post-flight checks, and collaborate closely with highly skilled medical teams. You will operate within a robust safety management system, leveraging advanced aviation and medical technologies. Med-Trans offers a safety-first culture, continuous training, professional growth, and the opportunity to make a direct, life-saving impact across diverse communities. Responsibilities Safely operate helicopters for emergent and non-emergent air medical transport missions Conduct thorough pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight checks in accordance with FAA and company standards Collaborate closely with medical crew and communication center to ensure timely, coordinated patient transport Assess and adapt to changing weather, terrain, and airspace conditions to maintain safe operations Maintain accurate flight logs, reports, and documentation for regulatory compliance Participate in ongoing training, simulations, and safety briefings to uphold clinical and aviation excellence Support a safety-first culture by following all company SMS and risk assessment procedures Communicate professionally with hospital, EMS, and aviation partners during missions Required Skills IFR/VFR helicopter flight operations Air medical or HEMS flight operations Flight risk assessment and decision-making FAA regulations and compliance (Part 135) Advanced navigation systems and avionics Weather analysis and aeronautical chart interpretation Crew Resource Management (CRM) Emergency procedures and terrain awareness Flight documentation and electronic record systems Communication with ATC, hospitals, and EMS partners