Jobs at Air Methods

Assembles, repairs, tests, and inspects complex mechanical, sheet metal, aircraft, and ground vehicle products using blueprints, technical specifications, tooling, and shop equipment. Reviews parts lists, resolves documentation and assembly issues, coordinates final inspections, protects completed work, and supports component teardown and repair. Requires safe work practices, quality compliance, clean attendance, and occasional travel up to 5%.

Leads defense and regulatory compliance programs covering CMMC, DFARS, NIST, ITAR, EAR, and controlled unclassified information. Manages audit readiness, supplier compliance, incident reporting, risk tracking, policy governance, training, third-party risk, and regulatory agency coordination. Advises leadership on compliance risks and remediation while partnering with technology, operations, facilities, legal, and suppliers to protect sensitive information and maintain compliance.

Develops and maintains aerospace technical publications, including aircraft maintenance, flight, installation, repair, and service documents. Interprets engineering drawings, 3-D models, specifications, and supplier data; collaborates with engineering and certification teams; ensures compliance with FAA, ODA, ATA, GAMA, and S1000D requirements; performs quality reviews; maintains writing standards, templates, and procedures; and trains technical content contributors.

Ensures aircraft products, materials, suppliers, and quality systems meet regulatory, customer, and organizational requirements. Responsibilities include supplier quality monitoring, data analysis, root cause investigations, FMEA, CAPA, internal and quality-system audits, document control, management reviews, and employee training. The role supports compliance with ISO 9001, AS9100, FAA, and DOD requirements while driving corrective actions and continuous improvement.

Lead complex aerospace and defense projects from contract award through delivery and closeout. Manage scope, schedules, costs, risks, resources, change control, quality, customer commitments, and financial performance. Coordinate cross-functional teams spanning engineering, certification, manufacturing, supply chain, quality, finance, and operations. Provide status reporting, drive corrective actions, manage delivery readiness, and support continuous improvement. The role may supervise project coordinators and requires matrix leadership in a regulated aviation environment.

Operates and sets up three-axis and horizontal CNC mills, edits G-code, performs precision inspections, reads blueprints, builds fixtures, changes tooling, and maintains equipment. Produces and deburrs aircraft parts from stainless steel, aluminum, and plastics. The role also includes manual machining, process improvement, safety compliance, and training entry-level CNC machinists.

Operates, programs, maintains, and troubleshoots CAE and Gaumard healthcare simulators, audiovisual systems, clinical equipment, and related technology. Prepares immersive simulation environments, props, moulage, and scenarios; supports instructors and learners; manages scheduling, supplies, documentation, safety, and compliance. The role also assists with educational research, quality improvement, equipment evaluation, and simulation center operations, with travel between centers approximately 50% of the time.

Performs helicopter pilot evaluations, training, and flight checks for Part 135 EC130/135 VFR operations. Conducts initial, recurrent, instrument, NVG, transition, and differences training in classrooms, aircraft, and simulators. Ensures compliance with safety, flight operations, maintenance procedures, FAA regulations, and company policies; reports deficiencies and maintains pilot records. Assists with training schedules, checklists, training program development, and required reporting. The role is Denver-based or home-based with approximately 10% travel.

The Clinical Educator leads orientation, continuing education, simulation training, competency assessments, and clinical content development for air medical crews. The role supports clinical quality, compliance, accreditation, reaccreditation, protocol testing, equipment training, and policy development. It mentors clinicians, evaluates performance, participates in air medical research, and collaborates with regional clinical leaders. Travel of up to 75% is required.

Supports enterprise network infrastructure in a 24/7 mission-critical healthcare environment. Responsibilities include troubleshooting routing, switching, VoIP, firewalls, VPNs, servers, storage, backups, virtualization, and data centers; monitoring infrastructure; supporting deployments and upgrades; documenting systems; following change management and compliance requirements; coordinating vendors; and participating in disaster recovery and on-call operations.

Leads the enterprise tax function, setting strategy for multi-state tax planning, compliance, reporting, legislative matters, audits, and controversy management. Oversees ASC 740 tax provisions, transaction due diligence, tax structuring, and regulatory compliance. Advises executive leadership, manages tax risk, improves processes and controls, and builds a high-performing tax team. The role requires extensive tax leadership experience, Big Four experience, and CPA or Enrolled Agent credentials.

Conducts training, evaluations, and qualification checks for helicopter and fixed-wing pilots in classrooms, aircraft, and simulators. Responsibilities include initial and recurrent instruction, instrument and NVG training, operational compliance oversight, safety reporting, pilot recordkeeping, schedule development, checklist support, and timely submission of required reports. The role requires extensive flight experience, commercial and instrument ratings, and CFI/CFII credentials or willingness to obtain them.

Lead systems engineering for complex aircraft modification programs across proposal, planning, execution, and certification phases. Define and decompose system requirements, manage interfaces and technical risks, support safety analyses, verify compliance methods, and oversee testing and certification activities. Collaborate with customers, project engineering, mechanical and electrical teams, suppliers, test houses, certification teams, and ODA personnel. The role provides technical leadership without direct supervisory authority and requires aviation systems engineering expertise.

Coordinates engineering support for manufacturing and quality issues, investigates defective aircraft parts and systems, develops corrective actions, manages ECO and MRB activities, reviews drawings, and supports OEM-compliant and FAA-submittable structural repairs. Collaborates with production, QA, certification engineers, ODA, and customer support. Requires an engineering degree, 3–5 years of mechanical or aeronautical engineering and production experience, aircraft knowledge, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and CAD software.

Installs, fabricates, repairs, modifies, tests, and troubleshoots avionics and electrical modules, wire harnesses, and components. Performs crimping, soldering, continuity checks, operational tests, and acceptance procedures using engineering drawings, schematics, and manufacturer instructions. Records production and testing activities, identifies drawing deficiencies, and maintains a clean work area. Requires a high school diploma or GED and one to two years of related aircraft electronics or avionics experience.

Leads monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reporting, including GAAP statements, MD&A, cash flow statements, footnotes, and disclosures. Performs reconciliations, variance analysis, accruals, journal entries, close activities, technical accounting memos, and policy documentation. Partners with operations, supply chain, fleet management, finance, treasury, AP, and auditors. Drives reporting process improvements, maintains controls and chart of accounts, and supports accounting process development.

Provides critical care nursing during helicopter or fixed-wing patient transport. Responsibilities include assessment, triage, treatment, documentation, equipment maintenance, flight safety support, patient handoffs, education, and participation in training and outreach. Works rotating 14-day assignments with 24-hour shifts and may be reassigned among bases in Arizona, Kansas, New Mexico, or Illinois.

Coordinates aircraft parts and tool logistics, including picking, shipping, receiving, inventory storage, data entry, cycle counts, audits, and discrepancy resolution. Supports field aircraft operations by arranging urgent shipments and delivering AOG components when needed. Maintains inventory records in Ramco, ensures FAA, SOX, and DOD compliance, manages shipping supplies and freight expenses, and supports warehouse safety, organization, and lean initiatives.

Leads regional marketing initiatives across air medical programs to increase patient volume, brand awareness, community engagement, and customer loyalty. Develops integrated marketing strategies, maintains consistent brand representation, monitors campaign performance, analyzes KPIs, prepares impact reports, and collaborates with sales, clinical, operations, and business development teams. Supports events and regularly visits regional programs. Requires substantial regional or field marketing experience, preferably in healthcare or emergency services, with approximately 35–50% regional travel.

Creates and reviews mechanical drawings for aircraft installations and modifications in compliance with FAA regulations and military specifications. Supports engineering change orders, analyses, testing, prototypes, design reviews, installation planning, repair documentation, cost estimates, schedules, and project status reporting. Coordinates with vendors and assists engineers in resolving technical issues. Requires aircraft systems knowledge, drafting experience, familiarity with maintenance manuals and wiring diagrams, and proficiency in SolidWorks and AutoCAD.