Learjet 45 Captain - Flight for Life Medevac Are you an experienced Medevac Pilot, looking for a rewarding position? If so, we need to talk! We Offer Some Great Benefits: Competitive salary Comprehensive, affordable medical, dental, & vision insurance benefits within the first 30 days Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Account, Dependent Care Account 100% Company paid Life, Short Term, and Long Term Disability Insurance 401K plan participation with discretionary match within the first 30 days Generous Paid Time Off package A fun environment where we take the time to laugh, and provide the best experience possible for our staff, who we consider to be family Career growth and advancement Corporate DashPass And more! About [redacted]: [redacted] has been providing private chartered jets since 1978, with locations in Centennial and Aspen, Colorado. With convenient locations, this allows our customers to not worry about flight delays, poor customer service, waiting in long lines or being cramped on an aircraft. [redacted] guarantees the highest level of customer satisfaction in the industry. We also provide a broad range of fleet options to meet any customers’ needs, whether that is for a business trip or family vacation. Our aircrafts offer luxury and comfort that cannot be matched. Position Overview: The Flight for Life (FFL) Pilot delivers an exceptional level of service with the goal of ensuring the success of the Flight for Life Program while following [redacted]’s policies and procedures. Learjet 45 pilot reports to the FFL Lead Pilot and the Mayo Chief Pilot. Expected schedule is a variation of 3-5 days on and 3-5 days off. Monthly schedules are defined at least 1-2 weeks prior to month start. Standard duty periods are 12 hours (extendable to 14). FFL pilots are required to be in uniform at Centennial base while on duty. Learjet 45 pilot will be PIC trained but may serve in an SIC capacity as required. Candidate will be medevac focused and will fly occasional charter trips when required. Essential Functions: Maintain aircraft and medical equipment readiness at all times Is at all times directly responsible for and is the final authority as to the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft Plan and conduct all assigned flights in compliance with FAA regulations, [redacted] and Flight for Life standard operating procedures with safety as a primary focus Conduct briefing with the on-site medical crew and FFL communications center to include crew status, aircraft status, service difficulties, weather, and reported or expected turbulence Maintains active communications with Mayo Flight Control in accordance with Mayo policies and procedures Completes all trip paperwork and reports timely and in accordance with current company procedures Promotes an active safety culture by adhering to [redacted]’s Safety Management System policies and procedures and is actively involved with corrective action plans and preventative measures Utilizes the [redacted] risk analysis tool for effective identification and mitigation of known risk factors When not on an assigned flight, crewmembers will perform duties to ensure the cleanliness and safety of the medical aircraft and facilities A full Covid 19 Vaccination, or willingness to obtain one, is required to be eligible for this position. Job Qualifications Learjet 45 type rating REQUIRED 200 hours Learjet 45 time REQUIRED 2500 hours total fixed-wing flight time REQUIRED Airline Transport Pilot Certificate First Class Medical Certificate Working knowledge of the Federal Aviation Regulations Education or Formal Training Bachelor\\\'s degree preferred Knowledge and Other Requirements 250+ hours Lear 45 time preferred Prior medevac experience preferred 1,500 hours multiengine time 1,000 hours PIC fixed-wing flight time 500 hours turbine time 500 hours jet time preferred Mountain experience preferred Must hold valid passport Read, write, and speak the English language fluently Ability to relocate within 1 hour of Centennial Airport, Denver, CO (KAPA) Working Environment/Physical Activities Working conditions are those of a typical flight operation. The working environment is subject to varying locations and climatic conditions, variable hours and time zone changes, jet fuel and exhaust fumes, and noise from aircraft and ground equipment. The position requires physical exertion such as pulling, pushing, kneeling, twisting, climbing, squatting, bending, and lifting of bags and equipment. Note: This position is covered by the Drug Program and Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program required by Federal Aviation Regulations. Employees are held accountable for all duties of this job. This job description is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of all duties, responsibilities or qualifications associated with the job. EOE. What’s Next? Apply online here, and we’ll be in touch ASAP to discuss whether this opportunity could be the right fit for you.