First Officer (Pilatus PC-24)
We are seeking a professional First Officer to serve as Second-in-Command on the Pilatus PC-24. The successful candidate will support the Captain in all aspects of flight operations, ensuring the safe, efficient, and timely transport of time-sensitive medical cargo.
Key Responsibilities
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Maintain responsibility for the safe and efficient conduct of all assigned flights.
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Assist the Captain with comprehensive pre-flight planning, in-flight operations, and post-flight procedures.
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Ensure strict compliance with the Company General Operations Manual (GOM), Operations specifications, Letters of Authorization (LOAs), FAA regulations, and all applicable aircraft manuals.
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Collaborate with the clinical department and management to provide recommendations for process improvements, new tools, and the development of clinical services.
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Support clinical team members and management in the determination of methods and procedures for new operational tasks.
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Oversee aircraft airworthiness, weight and balance calculations, and the timely delivery of sensitive medical air cargo.
Qualifications and Requirements
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Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education and related professional experience.
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Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
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Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi-Engine Land and Instrument ratings.
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Minimum of 3–5 years of relevant technical experience.
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Flight experience requirements: 1,200 hours total time; 500 hours Pilot-in-Command (PIC) time; 200 hours turbine time; 100 hours multi-engine time.
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Proficiency in FAA Part 135 and 91 regulations, flight planning software, electronic flight bags (EFB), and Microsoft Office.
Compensation Disclosure
The provided salary range reflects a good faith determination of potential base compensation at the time of this posting and is subject to change. Final offers are determined based on various factors, including, but not limited to, location, specialty, service line, years of relevant experience, educational background, professional credentials, negotiated contracts, budgetary considerations, and internal equity.