Pilot - Rotor L.E.R.T. Air Ambulance

Overview

Fly with purpose. Serve where it matters most. Logan Health’s A.L.E.R.T. air ambulance program is seeking an experienced Rotor Wing Pilot to join our flight team in Northwest Montana. This is not just a flying job — this is a mission-driven role supporting critical care transport across rugged, mountainous terrain and rural communities where minutes truly save lives.

Our pilots are trusted professionals, safety advocates, and calm decision-makers who thrive in high-stakes environments and value teamwork, accountability, and service.

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As an A.L.E.R.T. Rotor Wing Pilot, you will serve within our air medical program, operating under FAA Part 135 and Logan Health General Operations Manual standards.

You will work alongside highly trained medical crews to safely transport critically ill and injured patients, often in complex mountain and weather environments.

• Based in Northwest Montana — some of the most challenging and rewarding terrain to fly in the country
• True air medical mission flying
• Strong interdisciplinary flight team culture
• Hospital-based, mission-driven program
• Variety of flying including rural response, interfacility transport, and mountain operations

• Serve as a flight crew member on assigned missions, as designated
• Conduct all flight operations safely and professionally in compliance with FARs, OpSpecs, and A.L.E.R.T. policies
• Make sound aeronautical decisions and participate actively in go/no-go determinations
• Maintain accurate flight, duty, and training records
• Participate in required training, safety initiatives, and operational briefings
• Foster a calm, respectful, and professional cockpit and crew environment
• Build strong working relationships with medical crew, dispatch, maintenance, and leadership
• Assist with patient loading/unloading per protocol
• Represent Logan Health and the A.L.E.R.T. program professionally in the community

• FAA Commercial Rotorcraft Helicopter Certificate
• FAA Instrument Helicopter Rating
• Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate
• Must satisfactorily meet and maintain Flight Crew requirements as listed below:
  • All current Flight Crew members will continuously meet the stated physical requirements to remain in flight status.
  • Maximum body weight with flight gear (flight suit, jacket, boots, helmet: approximately 10#): 250 lbs.

• 2,500 hours total helicopter time
• 2,000 hours PIC (turbine helicopter)
• 200 hours night flight time
• Must meet all FAA Part 135 pilot requirements

• Prior EMS / SAR / Part 135 Air Medical experience
• Mountain flying experience
• NVG experience
• Bell 407 / 407GX time
• Single-pilot operational experience

We are looking for a professional who:

• Brings a safety-first mindset
• Communicates clearly, calmly, and respectfully
• Thrives in a team-based flight environment
• Is dependable, organized, and accountable
• Maintains professionalism with crew, patients, families, and community partners

• 24/7 air medical operations
• 12-hour shifts (days and nights)
• Rotating schedule based on operational needs
• Schedule may vary to support coverage, training, and crew availability
• FAA duty and rest requirements strictly followed

Applicants should be prepared to provide logbook verification and supporting credentials as part of the screening process.

Kalispell sits at the gateway to Glacier National Park, offering unmatched access to mountains, lakes, skiing, hiking, and outdoor adventure — while still providing strong schools, healthcare, and community amenities.

Shift: Variable (United States of America)

Schedule: 12-hour shifts (days and nights) - Rotating schedule based on operational needs.

Logan Health operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Schedules are set to accommodate the requirements of the position and the needs of the organization and may…