Teams at Air Methods

Conducts helicopter pilot training, evaluations, flight checks, and compliance oversight for initial, recurrent, instrument, NVG, transition, and restricted operations training. Operates aircraft, simulators, and advanced aviation training devices; reports safety and compliance issues; supports training schedules, pilot records, checklists, and training program development. Requires commercial/instrument ratings, CFI/CFII certification or willingness to obtain, relevant flight experience, and FAA/DOT compliance.

Provides critical care nursing during helicopter transport, including patient assessment, triage, treatment, documentation, advanced procedures, and safe transfer to medical facilities. Maintains clinical competency, equipment, supplies, certifications, and aviation safety standards. Participates in mission briefings, education, outreach, research, and employee orientation. Requires flexibility for overtime and 24/7 on-call rotations.

Provides critical care nursing during helicopter transport, including patient assessment, triage, treatment, documentation, and safe transfer. Participates in flight safety procedures, equipment maintenance, education, outreach, and clinical training. Requires a New York RN license, critical-care or emergency nursing experience, specialty certifications, and flexibility for rotating 14-day assignments and 24-hour shifts.