Fixed‑Wing Air Medical Pilot (King Air 200, IFR) – 7/7 Schedule, Englewood, CO

✈️ The Mission

Join Air Methods as a Fixed‑Wing Pilot supporting HCA HealthONE AirLife in Englewood, CO. You’ll provide safe, rapid, IFR-capable air medical transport 24/7/365 in a King Air 200, ensuring aircraft, weather, regulatory, and operational readiness while transporting clinical teams and patients when every minute counts.

🧭 What You’ll Do

• Exercise final authority and responsibility for safe, legal aircraft operations, passengers, cargo, and equipment.
• Conduct meticulous preflight planning and risk assessment, often on short notice; complete a preflight before every leg and verify airworthiness via the Daily Flight Log.
• Perform full walk‑arounds before cockpit entry and post‑flight, maintaining the highest standards of aircraft care.
• Operate to and comply with all applicable FARs, the Aeronautical Information Manual, the General Operations Manual, and Air Methods policies and procedures.
• Maintain familiarity with backup aircraft used in the area, including medical interiors and systems; ensure the medical team is briefed and comfortable with onboard medical equipment.
• Complete required documentation accurately and on time; participate in company meetings, training, projects, committees, and community outreach as assigned.

🧰 Minimum Qualifications

• Education/Experience: Associate’s degree (or equivalent from a two‑year college/technical school) plus 2–5 years of related experience/training; equivalent combinations considered. Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• Recent Experience: Flown in category within the previous 24 months.
• Medical: Current FAA First‑ or Second‑Class Medical Certificate.
• Operational Requirements: Ability to meet company flight crew limitations, including weight not to exceed 250 lb and age under 70.

🧮 Flight Time Requirements (IFR Program)

• Total time: 2,500+ hours (2,000+ in category)
• PIC (in category): 1,000+ hours
• Cross‑country:500 hours (≥50 hours at night)
• Turbine: 500+ hours
• Night: 100+ hours
• Actual instrument (in category): 100+ hours

🎓 Ratings & Certifications

• Instrument rating for the applicable category and class (ATP in category satisfies this requirement).
• Fixed‑wing multiengine rating for twin‑engine aircraft.
• Commercial single‑engine land for single‑engine aircraft.

🌟 Pay, Perks & Schedule

• Base pay: $82,900–$93,251 annually (DOE)
• Bonus: $15,000 sign‑on
• Roster: 7 on / 7 off, 12‑hour shifts

💼 Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Competitive 401(k) retirement plan
• Flexible spending account plans
• Tuition reimbursement
• Company‑paid life insurance and AD&D
• Short‑ and long‑term disability insurance
• Business travel accident insurance
• Voluntary legal services
• Relocation assistance
• Employee assistance and benefit concierge programs

📨 Ready to Fly?

If you meet the IFR and experience standards above and are ready to make a life‑saving impact with a professional air medical team, we’d love to hear from you.