Pilot Touring Option

Key Responsibilities

• Safely and effectively pilot STARS aircraft.
• Maintain a Category 1 aviation medical.
• Maintain currency and proficiency with respect to aircraft flown, regulations, publications, training standards, and licensing requirements.
• Work the touring schedule: 8‑12 days on followed by 8‑12 days off, with periods of 4‑6 days, 4‑6 nights, and 8‑12 off; schedule is set and communicated within the last 3 months of the preceding year.
• Be available for the AH‑145 training course start date of September 14, 2026.
• Work day and night shifts to support STARS’ 24/7/365 patient‑care mission.

• Current aircraft captain or eligible to upgrade to captain within 6 months.
• Valid Commercial Rotary‑Wing Licence.
• Minimum 1,000 hours of helicopter experience.
• Multi‑engine and night/IFR experience desirable.
• Helicopter Airline Transport Licence exams completed.
• Group 4 Instrument rating and Helicopter Night Ratings required.
• Valid Class 1 medical.
• Airbus H145 type rating considered an asset.
• Ability to complete the Controlled Goods Security Assessment Application for Night Vision Goggle purposes.
• Immunization records with required vaccinations.

• All STARS Pilot roles are physically demanding and require overall strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular capabilities.
• All Pilot roles have bona fide occupational requirements, e.g., physical standards, that are integral to fulfilling the role. These are detailed in the Pilot Physical Demands Analysis shared during recruitment.
• All Pilot roles are required to wear personal protective equipment.

We provide a strong total reward offering that includes a salary tailored to your education and experience, comprehensive organization‑paid health and dental benefits, free parking, and more.

Joining STARS means becoming part of a legacy of lives saved, hope, and pride.