Hems Spifr Pilot
CurrentEC-135P3H pilot for SPIFR HEMS operation in North East Tennessee.
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James M. is listed as HEMS part 135 SPIFR at Med-Trans Corporation, a with 817 employees, based in Hampton, Tennessee, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at keysso.net and a matched LinkedIn profile for James M..
James M. previously worked as HEMS SPIFR Pilot at Med-Trans Corporation and AH-64E Instructor pilot at Resicum International, Llc. James M. studied at Ah-64E Qualification Course.
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Part 135 HEMS SPIFR S-76A++/C+ pilot. AH-64A/D/E Instructor pilot, standardization pilot (SP), Instrument Flight examiner, Master Gunner, Air Mission Commander. SP and Master Gunner experience at the BN, task force and company level. Former USCG LT (O3) Search and rescue(SAR) pilot in command (HH-65B/C/ AS365) and SAR coordinator. Over 5,000 total aircraft hours, +3000 Pilot in command, +1000 IP, 1000 moutinous, 500 over water, 200 weather/hood, +1500 night/NVD. Experienced and trained in high altitude and over water operations. Multiple deployments in combat and humanitarian missions. Experienced with SOF missions while deployed to Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) in Afghanistan. Current security clearance.
Listed skills include Leadership, Computers, Aviation, Regulations, and 35 others.
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Elizabethton, Tennessee, United States
EC-135P3H pilot for SPIFR HEMS operation in North East Tennessee.
Fort Rucker, Alabama
Florida Keys
S76A++/C+ pilot in command and company instructor pilot for Monroe county sheriffs office. Primary flew HEMS from the Florida keys to Miami area hospitals. Work as pilot in command for single pilot IFR over water operations. Trained new pilots for part 135 operations after the county procured additional aircraft.
Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah Ga
Developed a training program for an aviation Battalion (+60 pilots) implement controls, supervise and evaluate. Responsible for all matters relating to aviation training with an emphasis on safety and enforcement of regulations and standards. Instrument Flight Examiner- trained pilots on Instrument tasks in the aircraft and simulator. Completed annual instrument evaluations for co-pilots, pilot in command and instructor pilots in accordance with publications and regulations. Managed a $13.6 million annual flight hour program. Developed a budget, set quarterly goals, published a plan and presented it to supervisor. Wrote and managed battalion flight schedule by receiving guidance from BN commander, coordinated with Maintenance Company for aircraft status, and S-3 (operations) for pilot availability. Plan was implemented resulting in the effective training of 60 pilots and utilization of 24 aircraft in the most efficient manner possible. Developed and maintained a robust no-notice evaluation program.
Trained and evaluated individuals and crews prior to and during deployments to Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) in Afghanistan. Training concentrated on high altitude (mountain) operations, weapons employment, tactics and procedures, and emergency/ upset training. Trained and evaluated emergency procedure, instrument flight evaluations, and crew resource management through ground, simulator and flight instruction.
Served as Administration Officer (S-1), intelligence Officer (S-2) and USGC Search and Rescue pilot. As S-1, supervised a staff of military and DOD federal employes (+10), responsible for all pay, travel, and administrative actions for USCG Group (+500 personnel). S-2, responsible for all security clearances, physical security, COMSEC for over 500 members of the unit, 13 small boat stations, a USCG Cutter, air facility and USCG air station. Search and rescue coordinator and pilot in command at busy Pacific Northwest air station. Fly off shore and conduct in-land search and rescue missions in all weather and mission profiles.
Silverbell Army Heliport (Westeren Army Aviation Training Site)
Instructor pilot for the AH-64A Aircraft Qualification Course. Completed daily briefings, taught ground academics, and flew training flights daily. Maintained student records, and ensured training was completed in accordance with approved training curriculum.
Fort Rucker, Al
AH-64A instructor pilot for the AH-64A Aircraft Qualification Course.
Hanau Am Main Area, Germany
AH-64A Pilot, forward deployed to both Bosnia and Kosovo. Safely operate the aircraft and oversee a team in adverse weather conditions, challenging environment, and while in imitate danger. Served as Supply Officer, signed for, and issued over $160M dollars worth of property with no losses.
Served as a leader of a 16 man Marine Corps rifle squad.
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Detailed IFR flight planning, fundamentals of instruction, and evaluation of oral instrument knowledge and flight procedures. Course.
Flight planning and execution of flights, landings and takeoffs at altitudes of up to 10, 000MSL in a bell 206 (OH-58A/C). Course.
Completion of this course qualifies pilots as an instructor pilot and is proficient in teaching and evaluating advanced helicopter.
Qualifies pilots in the HH-65B (AS365). Course topics include emergency procedures, aircraft systems, instrument flight, Search and Rescue.
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James M. works for Med-Trans Corporation.
James M. is listed as HEMS part 135 SPIFR at Med-Trans Corporation.
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James M. is based in Hampton, Tennessee, United States while working with Med-Trans Corporation.
James M. has worked for Med-Trans Corporation, Resicum International, Llc, Department Of The Army Civilian, Monroe County Sheriff S76 Pilot In Command, and Us Army.
James M.'s colleagues at Med-Trans Corporation include Alex Nicholas, Rhonda Loughridge, Russell Wise, Rebecca C., and Alia St.Germain.
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James M. studied at Ah-64E Qualification Course.
James M. is listed with skills including Leadership, Computers, Aviation, Regulations, Team Building, Instrument Flight, Weapons, and Cfii.
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