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Global Medical Response

Nationwide emergency medical services and transport

Fixed Wing Pilot SkillBridge Intern

Passenger Transport DrivingUpdated on Nov 12
Internship$91.2k - $100.3k

About the Job

Requirements

  • The SkillBridge participant must be a current active-duty U.S. service member, meet DoD SkillBridge qualifications, be available for up to 180 days, and obtain signed approval from a unit commander (04 or above); participation may be terminated by the Service for mission requirements.
  • For PC-12 line pilots: 2,500 total flight hours, 2,000 fixed-wing hours, 1,000 pilot-in-command hours, 500 cross-country hours, 100 night hours, and 75 instrument hours, including at least 50 actual instrument hours.
  • For PC-12: Commercial Airplane Single Engine Land certificate is required; must be willing and able to obtain Airline Transport Pilot certification within five years of employment; current FAA Class I or II Medical Certificate; valid, unexpired driver's license; high school diploma or better.
  • For King Air C90/B200 line pilots: 2,500 total flight hours, 2,000 fixed-wing hours, 1,000 pilot-in-command hours, 500 cross-country hours, 500 multi-engine hours, 100 night hours, and 75 instrument hours, including 50 actual instrument hours.
  • For King Air C90/B200: Commercial Airplane Multi-Engine Land certificate is required; must be willing and able to obtain Airline Transport Pilot certification within five years of employment; current FAA Class I or II Medical Certificate; valid, unexpired driver's license; high school diploma or better.
  • For Lear 45 pilots: 4,000 fixed-wing hours, 1,000 turbine hours, and 500 crew-environment hours.
  • For Lear 45: Airline Transport Pilot Multi-Engine certification is required; must be willing and able to obtain Airline Transport Pilot certification within five years of employment; FAA First Class Medical Certificate valid for six months; valid, unexpired driver's license; high school diploma or better.

Responsibilities

  • Operate the aircraft safely and efficiently, emphasizing compliance with the Fixed Wing Flight Manual.
  • Monitor forecast changes and current weather conditions.
  • Conduct aircraft preflight checks before starting a shift and/or accepting transports or flights, using the appropriate Fixed Wing Flight Manual; record discrepancies in the engineering log and notify maintenance of the discrepancy and corrective action being taken.
  • Report for the shift rested and prepared for duty, and stay current on weather and forecast changes.
  • Ensure all company aircraft operations comply with Federal Aviation Regulations, the Guardian Flight EMS Operations Manual, and applicable state and municipal regulations.

Desired Qualifications

  • EMS flight experience is preferred.

About the Company

Global Medical Response

Nationwide emergency medical services and transport

Global Medical Response provides emergency medical services across the United States, delivering patient transport and critical care with ground ambulances, air ambulances, and fire units. Its services include emergency response, patient transport, and managed transportation for facilities and agencies, funded by government contracts, healthcare provider agreements, and direct billing. The company uses integrated dispatch and care coordination technology to mobilize appropriate responders quickly. By operating a nationwide, multi-mode network serving individuals, hospitals, and government clients, GMR aims to deliver fast, reliable care and safe transportation to facilities.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Lewisville, TX
Founded
2018

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