Aviation Maintenance Technician - Rotor Wing - Pearland, TX - $6K Stipend - 14/14

Apollo MedFlight's partnership with HCA Healthcare in Houston marks a significant milestone in our mission to enhance healthcare accessibility. Together, we are revolutionizing patient care by seamlessly integrating air medical transport with HCA's world-class healthcare facilities. We are looking for flexible, adaptable, and skilled Aviation Maintenance Technicians to join us in our partnership with HCA to make a difference that matters in our communities! Why Apollo MedFlight? Flexible Work Schedule: Our 14 on & 14 off schedule offers a balanced work-life routine, allowing you to dedicate time to your career while also enjoying well-deserved breaks. Competitive Compensation: We understand your expertise deserves recognition. At Apollo MedFlight, you'll enjoy a guaranteed 40-hour workweek with ample opportunities for paid overtime. Geographical Stipend: We know that your commitment to excellence extends beyond the hangar. That's why we offer a generous $6, 000 geographical stipend, recognizing your dedication to joining us in our unique location. This additional support ensures your focus remains on what you do best - ensuring the safety and reliability of our life-saving aircraft. IA-certified candidates earn an additional $4, 160 annually Additional compensation consideration for relevant air-medical experience, IA certification, military aviation maintenance experience, and applicable factory training Being part of Apollo MedFlight means being part of something more significant than yourself. Each day, you will contribute to the well-being of patients and their families, making a real impact in times of crisis and need. Our team of professionals works tirelessly to ensure that we deliver exceptional medical transport services to communities across the country. A day in the life: Actively participate in the Integra and Apollo safety program. Perform maintenance and repairs on aircraft for which the Maintenance Technician is assigned and qualified. Approve aircraft for return to service after scheduled or unscheduled maintenance for which technician is authorized and qualified. Report all inoperative or faulty equipment to the Director of Maintenance (or designee). Complete all paperwork for maintenance that is performed. Ensure that the hangar, workshops, and other areas assigned are maintained in an orderly manner. Assist the Chief of Quality in maintaining technical manuals in a current status. Maintain an adequate tool kit. Participate in Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) techniques and provide input where appropriate for operations decision. Positively represent Integra Aviation & Apollo MedFlight to customers, employees and patients through action, behavior and communication. Be able to lift a minimum of 80 pounds.