PC-24 Captain - Air Ambulance Operations
PHI Health is seeking a qualified Pilatus PC-24 Captain for two-pilot, IFR air-ambulance operations based in Houston, Texas. This critical role involves flying day and night life-saving medical missions under CAMTS guidelines, ensuring the safe transport of patients, and collaborating with medical teams, clients, and company management. Pilots operate on a 7-and-7 schedule and are expected to reside within a one-hour commute of the base.
About the Role
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Serve as pilot in command (PIC) of the Pilatus PC-24 for air-ambulance flights.
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Execute operations under Part 135 regulations, adhering to the General Operations Manual.
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Support the company's Safety Management System and safety initiatives.
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Maintain professional coordination with internal and external stakeholders.
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Assist with patient and equipment loading/unloading as necessary.
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Participate in community outreach activities.
Requirements
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Valid Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate, unrestricted or restricted.
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Airplane ATP with a multi-engine land rating.
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Current First Class Medical certificate.
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Current and qualified on the VE7A certificate.
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Minimum 3,000 total airplane flight hours.
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Minimum 1,500 hours as pilot in command (PIC).
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Minimum 500 hours PIC in multi-engine turbine airplanes.
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Minimum 100 hours of night flight time.
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Demonstrated strong communication and customer service skills.
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Must reside within a one-hour commute of the Houston base.
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Must meet a 235-pound body weight limit.
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Ability to pass a pre-placement physical, functional-capacity examination (including lifting 100 pounds), drug screening, and background check.
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Completion of specified tuberculosis screening, immunizations, antibody titers, annual influenza vaccination, and COVID vaccination.
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A minimum one-year service commitment is required for aircraft transition.
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A minimum two-year service commitment applies if utilizing the relocation package.