[redacted] is a leading provider of air medical services, management, and experience in the air medical industry. [redacted] has developed a proven business model that allows our programs to experience success in caring for and transporting patients in rural area hospitals to large tertiary care facilities in metropolitan areas. We utilize the most advanced equipment, quality aircraft, and most importantly, trained and experienced staff to accomplish our mission of saving lives and caring for the communities we serve. Our fleet includes King Air C-90/200, Learjet 45 and Pilatus PC-12 aircrafts. We fly in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. [redacted] offers a highly competitive salary commensurate with the applicant’s experience and qualifications for this position. We are dedicated to offering our employees a safe, challenging, professional and team-oriented working environment. [redacted] offers relocation assistance, paid vacation, holiday pay, a 401(k) plan, as well as medical/dental insurance for the employee and immediate family. We value and maintain a drug free workplace and conduct pre-employment and random DOT substance abuse testing. Responsibilities [redacted] is seeking an experienced pilot with a strong leadership background to join our team as the Chief Pilot for our Alaska region. This individual will embody the servant leadership culture and understand the supporting role they play to the front line employees. This position will be based out of our Anchorage office. This upper level administrative role will hold regular office hours in Anchorage. Travel will be required to make visits to outlying bases in the Alaska region and attend various other training events in our South Jordan, UT headquarters or other locations as needed. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Assist in the hiring, training, and management of all pilots flying in the Alaska region. Assist in the creation and revision of SOPs, Checklists, Operations Manuals. Ensure Part 135 training and operational requirements are accomplished. Assist in maintaining Part 135 pilot record keeping for Alaska pilots. Coordinate with lead pilots to maintain a schedule in the Alaska bases Maintain qualification as a company instructor/check airmen Qualifications 3 years Part 135 PIC Must meet the requirements of Part 119.71 to hold the Chief Pilot position of a FAA Air Carrier Certificate Current FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate 3,000 total flight hours 1,000 PIC in turbojet aircraft 2,000 turbine flight hours Applicants must possess the ability to assist with physical tasks, such as carrying, lifting and pushing weights up to 70 pounds. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Valid CFI certificate Previous aviation leadership experience Previous Part 135 Check Airman and/or Instructor experience LR45 and B200 experience preferred Bachelor’s Degree in Aviation Management or related field or equivalent education/experience. Proficient in Microsoft Office suite ADDITIONAL INFORMATION [redacted] is an equal opportunity employer and as such, affirms in policy and practice to recruit, hire, train and promote, in all job classifications without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status or status as a protected veteran. Reasonable accommodation will be provided for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans in job application procedures. We believe that diversity lends a regional, national, and global advantage to the clients we serve. Our workforce consists of dynamic individuals, with a range of backgrounds, talents, and skills.