Pilot in Command
e3 recruitingRochester (MN)
About the role
Captain / PIC Air Ambulance
Location:
Rochester, MN Industry: Air Ambulance & Medical Transport Employment Type: Full-TimeAbout the RoleOur client is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Captain (Pilot in Command - PIC) to join their team in providing critical air ambulance services. As a Captain, you will be responsible for the safe operation of the aircraft, ensuring compliance with all regulations, and leading the flight crew in delivering top-tier medical transport services.
Key Responsibilities:
Serve as the final authority for safe aircraft operation. Ensure timely and safe flight execution while coordinating available resources. Conduct flight planning, assess weather conditions, and verify airport facilities. Maintain aircraft serviceability and airworthiness before each flight. Verify fuel quantity and weight & balance calculations. Supervise the flight crew, ensuring clear communication and adherence to duties. Maintain compliance with all FAA regulations, operational standards, and safety protocols. Attend mandatory ground, simulator, and safety training sessions. Assist in loading/unloading baggage and meeting passenger needs. Oversee international customs requirements and security protocols. Maintain accurate flight logs, maintenance reports, and financial receipts. Actively report and mitigate operational hazards and safety concerns.
Qualifications & Requirements:
FAA Airline Transport Pilot Rating (English Proficient). FAA First Class Medical Certificate (current). Total Flight Time: Minimum 2,500 hours. PIC Multi-Engine Jet Time: Minimum 500 hours. Actual Instrument Time: Minimum 200 hours. Night Flight Experience: Minimum 250 hours. Multi-Crew Aircraft Experience: Minimum 2 years. Successful completion of company simulator/type ride and interview process.
Education:
High school diploma or GED required (4-year degree preferred). Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office and aviation-related software.
Key Competencies:
Safety First Mindset Always prioritizes operational and passenger safety. Strong Communication Effectively interacts with crew, clients, and authorities. Attention to Detail Ensures compliance with regulations and meticulous flight planning. Problem Solving & Decision Making Quick thinking in critical situations. Leadership Inspires teamwork and ensures SOP adherence.
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