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Leads day-to-day operations across multiple aviation bases, overseeing safety, staffing, scheduling, customer satisfaction, financial performance, compliance, supply chain, facilities, and employee development. Manages P&L, KPIs, recruitment, performance management, base startups and closures, maintenance coordination, licensing, and operational action plans. Requires 24/7 availability and travel up to 70% or more.

Coordinates aviation logistics and inventory operations, including parts picking, shipping, receiving, storage, kitting, cycle counts, reconciliation, and data entry in Ramco and MRP systems. Supports field aircraft maintenance by arranging urgent shipments, managing inventory accuracy, processing receipts and material movements, and complying with FAA, SOX, DOD, safety, and quality requirements. The role also supports hub locations, may transport materials directly, and requires up to 25% travel within a six-hour driving radius.

Plans, coordinates, and executes enterprise IT infrastructure initiatives, including systems and network administration, data center and cloud infrastructure, remote access, wireless networks, messaging environments, Active Directory, WAN connectivity, and end-user computing. Provides expert troubleshooting, develops scalable infrastructure strategies, evaluates technology trends, implements operational improvements, manages documentation and training, and supports vendor relationships and large technology projects.

Owns revenue growth across Blue Hawaiian Helicopters’ affiliate and partnership portfolio. Responsibilities include acquiring and negotiating partnerships, closing sales, managing account relationships, monitoring partner performance, resolving escalations and accounting discrepancies, coordinating with reservations and internal teams, and promoting tour offerings. The role requires extensive travel to partner and sales locations, trade events, and periodic inter-island meetings, with a focus on Japan and Korea markets.

Develops and executes sales plans for an assigned region, selling air medical services and value-added offerings. Grows market share, secures provider agreements, expands existing accounts, and achieves sales KPIs. Monitors patient transport trends and market dynamics, coordinates customer service recovery and outreach programs, and partners with sales and operations leaders on business development strategy. The role requires regional travel, customer relationship management, competitive analysis, conference participation, and collaboration with healthcare and aviation stakeholders.

Leads daily operations across multiple air medical bases in Southern New Mexico, ensuring safety, readiness, staffing, customer satisfaction, and financial performance. Manages P&L, scheduling, KPIs, recruiting, employee development, supply chain needs, compliance, facilities, and base openings or closures. Partners with clinical, aviation, maintenance, safety, sales, and regional leadership. Requires 24/7 availability and travel of up to 70% or more.

Coordinates healthcare simulation activities, including operating and maintaining audiovisual systems, clinical simulators, medical equipment, and simulation environments. Provides user orientations, troubleshoots technology, schedules resources, manages supplies and records, supports clinical education and research, and develops realistic scenarios, props, and moulage. Requires travel between simulation centers approximately 50% of the time.

Build and execute regional sales plans for Air Methods air medical services, grow market share, secure preferred provider agreements, expand existing accounts, and meet sales KPIs. The role manages customer relationships, tracks patient transport trends and market intelligence, coordinates business development and service recovery, supports outreach programs, and collaborates with sales and operational teams. It requires extensive regional travel and familiarity with healthcare, aviation, and medical transportation markets.

Manages and supports radio, dispatch console, PBX, recording, disaster recovery, and related communication infrastructure for aircraft and emergency medical personnel. Configures and troubleshoots communications software, coordinates with vendors and internal stakeholders, manages system deployment projects, designs radio networks, maintains FCC licensing, and performs Windows and Linux system administration. Participates in on-call rotations and occasional after-hours work.

Leads day-to-day operations across assigned aviation bases, ensuring staffing, safety, service availability, financial performance, compliance, and customer satisfaction. Oversees scheduling, P&L, recruiting, employee development, supply chain and logistics, facility needs, maintenance coordination, hospital partnerships, licensing, and base openings or closures. Directly supervises employees and collaborates with clinical, aviation, maintenance, safety, sales, and regional leadership teams. Requires availability around the clock and travel of up to 70% or more.