Benefits
Metro offers a competitive benefits package that includes the following:
- Health Care Package with 100% premium paid by Metro, including a Health Reimbursement Account funded by Metro
- Basic Life Insurance and Short-Term Disability provided at no cost to employees, with option to purchase Long-Term Disability and additional coverage
- Paid vacation/sick days/holidays
- 401(k) with company match
- Tuition reimbursement for job related education advancement
PILOTS
Metro Aviation employs pilots to fly for hospital-based programs across the United States. We currently operate more than 130 aircraft for over 35 programs. The majority of Metro’s fleet is rotorcraft, with a few programs flying both rotor-wing and fixed-wing.
We require 2,000 hours (2,500 fixed-wing) for PIC positions and 1000 hours for SIC positions, as well as 500 hours of cross country flight time and 100 hours of night flight time.
Technicians
Aviation Maintenance Technicians are essential to keeping our rotors turning. Technicans must have a current FAA Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic Certificate and at least three years of experience working with turbine-powered rotor or fixed wing. Inspection Authorization and Part 135 field experience is a plus.
Operational Control Specialists
The Operational Control Center (OCC) shares flight responsibility for Part 135 Helicopter Air Ambulance (HAA) Operations. Our personnel are required to be well versed in FAA regulations, HAA operations, company manuals, and aeronautical weather to help keep our pilots safe and efficient.
Support Staff
Metro employs a variety of support positions, from inventory specialists and paint technicians to administration. Click below to see what positions are currently available.
