Full-Time

VFR Pilot

Air Medical

Updated on 8/21/2026

PHI Air Medical

PHI Air Medical

Emergency air medical transport via helicopters

No salary listed

Remote in USA

Remote

Travel is required, with a 7-and-7 schedule and bookend travel days.

Category
Aerospace Engineering (1)
Required Skills
Customer Service

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Requirements
  • Commercial and Instrument Helicopter Ratings.
  • A First Class Medical certificate.
  • Meet CAMTS requirements, including 2,000 total flight hours, 1,500 helicopter hours, 1,000 helicopter pilot-in-command hours, 500 turbine helicopter hours, and the required unaided night or night-vision-goggle experience.
  • Meet and maintain the company flight personnel weight restriction of 235 pounds or less.
  • Pass the pre-placement physical examination, including a functional capacity examination, drug screening, and background screening.
  • Be able to lift 100 pounds to assist with loading and unloading patients and equipment.
  • Receive interview and acceptance by customer and PHI management.
  • Demonstrate strong internal and external customer service skills.
  • Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Responsibilities
  • Perform line pilot duties in accordance with the General Operations Manual.
  • Operate in 24-hour day/night rotation operations.
  • Participate in community outreach programs.
  • Adhere to PHI Air Medical policies.
  • Support the Safety Management System, Destination Zero, and other company safety campaigns.
  • Work with internal and external customers to provide safe, efficient, courteous, and reliable service.
  • Assist with loading and unloading patients and equipment when required.

PHI Air Medical provides emergency air medical transport across the United States, operating helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft from more than 82 bases. It responds to emergencies and conducts inter-facility transfers for patients needing higher levels of care, transporting over 22,500 patients each year. The service relies on partnerships with communities and health systems, with crews trained to handle complex in-flight medical needs such as ventilators and ECMO, plus options like the PHI Cares membership to cover out-of-pocket costs and tools like FlyPHI and Family Trax for requesting and tracking transports. Its goal is to deliver dependable life-saving air medical transport, expand access, and reduce financial barriers through care programs and outreach.

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What believers are saying

  • Jasper County launches in November 2025 and early 2026 expand Texas coverage.
  • Alabama Monroeville base opened July 24, 2025, adding 24/7 rural trauma access.
  • Caldwell, Falls, McGregor, and San Augustine renewed 2025-2026 agreements, stabilizing recurring revenue.

What critics are saying

  • PHI Health sued Blue Cross in Illinois on March 16, 2026 over reimbursement.
  • PHI still faces reputational drag from the 2014 Albuquerque crash and 2014 Texas fatal crash.
  • Municipal renewals expire fast in 2026; losing PHI Cares deals cuts local demand immediately.

What makes PHI Air Medical unique

  • PHI Air Medical runs 80-plus bases and 30,000 annual patient transports in 2026.
  • PHI Cares bundles municipal protection with nationwide coverage, strengthening local hospital and EMS ties.
  • PHI deployed FAA-qualified VR simulator training in Mesa on October 23, 2025.

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Benefits

Employee Referral Bonus