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PC-12 Air Ambulance Pilot – 7 On/7 Off (Scottsbluff, NE)
✈️ PC-12 Air Ambulance Pilot – 7 On/7 Off (Scottsbluff, NE)
Join Guardian Flight as a fixed‑wing pilot flying the Pilatus PC‑12, delivering safe, reliable medical air transport across the region. If you thrive in single‑pilot IFR, value teamwork with clinical crews, and want a predictable 7/7 schedule with outstanding pay and perks, this is your next move.
🧭 The mission
Provide safe, professional air medical transportation as part of a dedicated aviation and clinical team. You’ll operate the PC‑12 on single‑pilot IFR missions, supporting both day and night patient flights while maintaining the highest standards of safety, compliance, and service.
🧰 What you’ll bring
- Certificates & medical — Commercial Pilot License (CPL) with C‑ASEL; current FAA First‑ or Second‑Class Medical; valid, unexpired driver’s license.
- Flight time minimums — 2,500 total hours; 2,000 fixed‑wing; 1,000 PIC; 500 cross‑country; 100 night; 75 instrument (including 50 hours actual).
- Documentation — Logbooks showing flight dates, hours by category, and cumulative totals that substantiate your résumé.
- Experience — Single‑pilot IFR strongly preferred; prior medevac or cargo experience a plus.
- Education — High school diploma or GED (or higher) preferred.
- Career progression — Willing and able to obtain an ATP within five years of employment (company‑paid ATP training available if not already completed).
- Professionalism — Punctual, reliable, safety‑focused, and composed in time‑critical operations.
📋 What you’ll do
- Conduct safe, efficient PC‑12 operations for patient transports in coordination with medical teams.
- Ensure aircraft readiness for dispatch in accordance with company manuals, FARs, and operational requirements.
- Maintain aircraft cleanliness and readiness standards.
- Keep accurate company and regulatory records, including shift documentation and load manifests.
- Communicate effectively with air/ground dispatch, flight crews, sending/receiving facilities, and partners.
- Provide thorough shift‑change briefings and update company change‑board per protocol.
- Stay current through required ground and flight training and maintain all certifications.
- Work in varied conditions: outside weather, day/night/overnight shifts, de‑icing, aircraft towing, hangar maneuvering, and flight prep.
🌟 Pay & benefits
- Annual salary: $104,335.85 – $114,769.44
- $15,000 sign‑on bonus after completing training and check ride
- $40,000 retention bonus under a three‑year program (after six‑month waiting period)
- No training contract
- Up to $3,000 in relocation assistance
- Company‑paid crew housing
- Company‑paid ATP training if not already completed
For additional benefit options, please refer to the employer’s careers‑site benefits page.
📨 How to stand out
- Highlight single‑pilot IFR, PC‑12, medevac, or cargo experience.
- Ensure logbooks clearly show dates, hour categories, and cumulative totals.
- Showcase a strong safety record and examples of effective coordination with medical or dispatch teams.