Pilot - EAST, STAT MedEvac - Baltimore, MD at UPMC

Baltimore, Maryland, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

25 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

24 Feb, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Aircraft Airworthiness, FAA Regulations Compliance, Independent Judgment, Flight Operations Safety, Crew Resource Management, Regulatory Compliance, Safety Reporting, Documentation Management, Aircraft Maintenance Documentation, Preflight/Postflight Inspections, Instrument Approaches, Crew Briefings, Flight Kit Maintenance, Patient Privacy Protection, Customer Relations, Uniform Adherence

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

The UPMC Center for Emergency Medicine is looking to hire a Full-Time Pilot to support MedEvac 10, located in Baltimore, MD. Schedule: 7 days on and 7 days off Purpose: The Pilot in Command functions as a member of the critical care transport team. The Pilot in Command is responsible for, and is the final authority over, the safe operation of the assigned aircraft on all flights released and operated by the STAT MedEvac system. Responsibilities include ensuring aircraft airworthiness, currency of all FAA required qualifications and publications, safe conduct of flight operations in accordance with CEM policies and procedures and FAA regulations. The Pilot in Command is expected to execute independent judgment in order to provide the safest and most efficient air transportation of CEM patients in a highly challenging and rapidly changing operational environment. The Pilot in Command functions as a part of a team and shares responsibility for the team's conduct. The Pilot in Command fulfills training and safety requirements as established by the STAT MedEvac Director of Operations, Chief Pilot, Director of Safety, and Director of Training, and performs other duties as assigned. Supports and upholds the mission, goals, and objectives, of the STAT MedEvac system at all times. Responsibilities: Reports for work well rested and fit for duty. Adheres to the drug and alcohol policy at all times, to include FAA requirements regarding the use of over the counter and prescription medications. Reports for duty in sufficient time to perform all duties required to accept a flight and receive a release number no later than the beginning of the scheduled shift. Coordinates with flight followers with regard to currency, duty time, aircraft, and weather status: confirms NOTAMS, updates weather status as necessary, ensures all regulatory requirements for duty day and crew rest are met; debriefs with flight followers as necessary. Responds promptly and efficiently to all requests for service, with highest consideration given to safety of flight. Support continuity of service through flexibility in scheduling and base assignment and assists with coverage both at assigned base and system wide. Actively participates in development of the CEM safety culture; ensures the safety of all patients and personnel functioning in and around the aircraft. Utilizes appropriate safety channels to report safety concerns, and utilizes available tools to enhance a safe work environment. Completes all official documentation accurately and in a timely manner, including payroll, expense reports, training forms etc. Completes all postflight recordkeeping/paperwork accurately and in a timely fashion, including filing hazard or incident reports, ASAP reports, etc., as necessary and ensures familiarity with appropriate software/hardware for accomplishing required tasks. Possesses thorough knowledge of the STAT MedEvac policies and procedures and shall assist in meeting operational goals and objectives. Provides adequate notice of requested PTO, trade days, etc. to ensure schedule coverage; maintains ultimate responsibility for coverage of assigned shifts. Selects and uses personal protective equipment appropriate to the level of the anticipated hazard. Performs all assigned duties, including daily, weekly, monthly, or other duties assigned by the Base Site Manager-Aviation. Maintains fitness for duty by adhering to all employee health requirements, including maximum weight, hearing conservation program, and required medical certifications. Reports injuries and completes the appropriate documentation, no matter how seemingly minor the injury, to a supervisor in a timely manner. Conducts all flights in a manner that safe completion is never in doubt: ensures timely transmission of required flight manifest information to flight followers obtains appropriate flight releases; adheres to all CEM policies and procedures with regard to conduct of flight i.e., GOM, Op Specs, checklist utilization, etc.; operates without violation by regulatory authorities or exercises PIC emergency authority to deviate as required. Demonstrates and maintains competency, proficiency and knowledge required to perform as PIC in assigned CEM aircraft including operation of all installed radios and navigation equipment: successfully completes all check rides to satisfactory standards without retraining to standard; successfully completes all recurrent CTS in a timely manner; performs a minimum of three practice instrument approaches per month (weather permitting) in addition to IIMC and other training department approaches. Conducts shift change briefs with assigned medical crewmembers to include assignment of inflight duties in normal and emergency situations, weather status, pre-assigned duties and abort policy; and ensuring currency of aircrew training/CTS, IIMC, NVG, emergency, and any other FAA required training; encourages and participates constructively in crew post flight debriefings. Maintains current flight kits, documentation, and training records in accordance with company policy and regulatory requirements: ensures all navigation publications onboard assigned aircraft are current and appropriate; ensures pilot qualifications are current and appropriately documented in base located pilot training record. Ensures assigned aircraft is in an airworthy condition: properly and accurately documents all maintenance events in the maintenance log in a timely manner, e.g., MEL deferrals, VOR checks, flight time recording, etc.; performs thorough preflight/postflight inspections as required; maximizes operational readiness by ensuring sufficient fuel/O2, etc., to accept flight assignment with minimal delay ensures aircraft exterior and cockpit interior are clean; ensures aircraft covers/tiedowns are utilized appropriately and that aircraft is hangared as necessary. Function as a professional development resource/mentor for newly hired pilots; assist as necessary in the IOE process. Protect the privacy of all patient information in accordance with the STAT MedEvac privacy policies, procedures, and practices, as required by federal and state laws. Reflects a positive attitude to customers at all times in a high stress environment, with a clear understanding of who the customer is. Adheres to uniform policy and personal appearance standards by utilizing the approved flight suit, jacket, vest, hat, boots, gloves and T-shirts. Demonstrates an ability to establish a rapport with customers; including the ability to create and sustain a positive relationship, regardless of circumstances or environment, including site visits, and other PR events. 2,000 total flight hours 1,500 total helicopter flight hours 1,000 total PIC helicopter flight hours 200-night flight hours (at least 100 hours unaided) 100 instrument hours 500 turbine hours Pilots with less than 2,000 hours may be given consideration on a case-by-case basis based upon prior experience and qualifications that exceed those found in the CAMTS PIC Evaluation Tool. Licensure, Certifications, and Clearances: Commercial rotorcraft-helicopter certificate with instrument rating required. Current second-class medical license required. Valid and current state driver's license required. Experience in helicopter EMS transport system preferred Four-year degree with aviation applications preferred. Airline Transport Pilot OR Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Act 34 UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran

Responsibilities

The Pilot in Command is the final authority responsible for the safe operation of the assigned aircraft, ensuring airworthiness, currency of qualifications, and adherence to policies and FAA regulations during critical care transport missions. This role involves executing independent judgment in challenging environments while functioning as a supportive member of the transport team.