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Medevac Captain (Fixed‑Wing Air Ambulance) – Perimeter Aviation
✈️ Medevac Captain (Fixed‑Wing Air Ambulance)
Join Perimeter Aviation LP and lead time‑critical air ambulance missions across Manitoba and Ontario. As a Medevac Captain, you’ll be the calm at the center of the action—flying safely and efficiently while supporting medical teams and serving Northern communities with professionalism and care.
🧭 About Perimeter Aviation
Established in 1960, Perimeter Aviation LP is a diversified Canadian air operator with ~900 employees and a 45+ aircraft fleet, including Metro II/III/23, Merlin, and Dash 8. We provide scheduled passenger and freight services to Northern Manitoba and Northern Ontario, 24/7 North American charters, medical evacuation services, and full‑service maintenance.
🧰 What You’ll Do
- Command medevac flights with unwavering commitment to safety, on‑time performance, patient comfort, and crew coordination.
- Operate strictly per CARs, Company Operations Manual, Aircraft Flight Manual, and Standard Operating Procedures.
- Complete all preflight requirements: Operational Flight Plan, weather and NOTAM review, fuel/oil needs, weight & balance, manifest acceptance, Journey Log entries, and a thorough preflight inspection.
- Perform Type B flight watch jointly with Dispatch and complete Type C flight watch, ensuring clear, constant communication with crew, flight followers, dispatcher, and medical teams.
- Assist as appropriate with patient care logistics; lift, load, and secure patients, cargo, baggage, and freight; brief passengers per SOPs.
- Execute post‑flight duties: post‑flight inspection, confirm aircraft whereabouts when away from base, and record flight times/defects.
- Engage actively in the Company’s Safety Management System and continually meet/exceed Transport Canada qualification standards.
- Adapt to changing remote‑base assignments and additional duties as operationally required.
🧠 Qualifications
- Education: High school diploma or GED equivalent.
- Licenses & Medical: Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), Category 1 Medical, Group 1 Instrument Rating; ATPL required for 703/704 Medevac Captain appointment.
- Experience: 1500 hrs total time with 500 hrs PIC.
- Eligibility: Canadian citizen or unrestricted ability to work in Canada; fluent in English.
- Knowledge: Thorough understanding of Canadian Aviation Regulations and company/aircraft documentation.
- Travel Documents: Valid passport and valid driver’s licence.
- Asset: Indigenous and Cultural Awareness Training.
🌟 What You Bring
- Professional, respectful, and service‑oriented demeanor with a positive, flexible approach.
- Calm, decisive performance under pressure and in dynamic medevac environments.
- Strong communication (verbal/written), listening, and relationship‑building skills.
- Excellent time management, prioritization, multitasking, problem‑solving, and analytical ability.
- Integrity, confidentiality, accountability, and a commitment to on‑time performance.
- Respect and understanding of First Nations communities and the unique needs of Northern operations.
🧳 Physical & Operational Requirements
- Physically able to lift, load, and secure patients, cargo, baggage, and freight.
- Work indoors/outdoors in all weather conditions; flexible schedule with extended travel as required.
- Travel by aircraft and other means; remote‑base rotations as dictated by operations.
- Maintain Transport Canada approvals and continue to meet/exceed all qualification standards for the role.
🔐 Security & Compliance
- Obtain and maintain all applicable transportation security clearances and authorizations.
- Complete Child Abuse Registry and Criminal Record checks.
🎁 What You Can Expect
- Accommodation provided in a residence at the assigned remote base while on scheduled shift.
- Dynamic flying across Northern Manitoba and Northern Ontario in a proven fleet (Metro, Merlin, Dash 8).
- Opportunities to make a meaningful impact in urgent medical transport for Northern communities.
📨 Ready to Lead the Mission?
If you’re a Transport Canada‑qualified Captain who thrives in fast‑paced, purpose‑driven operations, we’d love to hear from you. Bring your skill, composure, and care to a team that puts safety, patients, and communities first.

