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Learjet First Officer (Air Ambulance) — Home‑Based, 8/6 Roster
✈️ Learjet First Officer (Air Ambulance)
Join a mission-driven flight department that brings patients to the next level of care. As a Learjet SIC/First Officer on our fixed-wing air ambulance team, you’ll fly purposefully, operate professionally, and make a direct difference when it matters most.
🧭 What you’ll do
- Serve as Second in Command on Learjet air ambulance missions, ensuring safe, efficient transport of patients and medical crews.
- Operate across variable duty assignments, including days, nights, weekdays, weekends, and holidays.
- Adapt quickly to changing operational requirements while maintaining the highest standards of airmanship and crew coordination.
- Uphold security and compliance requirements (TSA, airport authority, and U.S. Customs procedures).
- Maintain a professional appearance and communicate clearly with crew, dispatch, medical teams, and stakeholders.
- Meet the physical requirement to lift and move 50+ pounds as mission needs dictate.
🧰 What you’ll bring
- Minimum total time: 1,000 hours.
- Certificates & ratings: Commercial Pilot License with Instrument and Multi-Engine (CPL/Instrument/MEL).
- Medical: Current First-Class FAA Medical Certificate.
- Authorizations: Authorization to work in the United States and travel internationally without restriction; valid passport.
- Permits & IDs: FCC Radio Operator Permit; valid state driver’s license; ability to pass TSA background screening and obtain required airport authority and/or U.S. Customs security badges.
- Professional skills: Clear oral and written communication; flexibility for day/night duty slots across all days; poised under rapidly changing conditions.
- Preferred (not required): 100 hours in turbine or multi-engine aircraft; Part 135 or flight-instructor experience; Learjet or similar type experience.
- Documents to upload with application: Passport, pilot license, FCC Radio Operator Permit, First-Class Medical, and driver’s license.
🌟 Benefits & rewards
- Compensation: Salary up to USD 60,294 annually.
- Allowances & extras: Per diem meal allowances; cell phone reimbursement; FAA medical reimbursement.
- Bonuses: Retention bonus after one year; day-off bonus for flying on hard days off; holiday pay for flying on the seven major U.S. holidays.
- Training: Company-paid PIC type rating at FSI or CAE; 12-month initial training contract; paid off-day training.
- Insurance: Group medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.
- Retirement: 401(k) with company match.
- PTO: Paid vacation and sick days.
- Travel facilitation: Company-paid Known Crew Member (KCM) badge.
📨 Ready to make every leg count?
Bring your skill, composure, and compassion to a team that’s laser-focused on safe, on-time, patient-centered transport. If you meet the qualifications and thrive in a dynamic, 24/7 air medical environment, we’d love to hear from you.