Flight Nurse, Emergency Medicine

Propair – An Employer of Choice

Founded over 70 years ago in La Sarre and now based in Rouyn-Noranda, Propair is a well-established air carrier recognized for the quality and reliability of its services across Quebec, Ontario, and New Brunswick. Our team of more than 175 professionals supports daily commercial flight operations, air medical evacuations, charter services, aircraft maintenance, and airport services.

We foster a collaborative and close-knit work environment where everyone’s expertise contributes directly to operational safety and customer satisfaction.

Joining Propair means becoming part of a strong organization deeply rooted in its region and committed to building lasting relationships with both employees and partners.

At Propair, you’ll find more than a career—you’ll find an exceptional journey.

• A 7 days on / 7 days off schedule, offering the flexibility to return to Montreal or Quebec City during your week off;
• Access to Propair flight passes for you and your immediate family;
• A comprehensive group insurance plan ;
• A group RRSP with employer contributions;
• Flight Club , our employee social committee offering a variety of recreational activities to strengthen team connections;
• A truly unique work experience where adventure is part of everyday life and no two days are ever the same.

• Assess patients’ health status and provide appropriate care throughout the transfer, in accordance with medical protocols while considering each patient’s specific needs and preferences;
• Coordinate and plan air medical transports by overseeing every stage of the transfer, including medical care as well as ground and air transportation arrangements;
• Maintain clear and effective communication with all stakeholders involved (flight coordination, medical teams, hospitals, ambulance services, etc.) to ensure accurate follow-up and optimal patient care;
• Apply and comply with established procedures and policies while delivering high-quality, patient-centred care.

• An experienced Registered Nurse and active member of the OIIQ , with a minimum of 2 years of experience in critical care or emergency care ;
• Fully bilingual (French and English ), comfortable working in a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment;
• CAMATA, SIR, or ACLS certification is considered an asset—and if you don’t have them yet, we’ll provide the training;
• Strong planning, communication, collaboration, and decision-making skills, with the ability to respond quickly in fast-paced situations;
• Self-motivated, organized, detail-oriented, and committed to maintaining the highest standards of patient safety and well-being;
• Knowledge of Indigenous communities and cultural realities is considered an asset.