Air Evac Lifeteam Employer Reviews

They managment is trying to stay in touch with the employees and they had great profit share.

I am an independent sales representative so my tipical day at work would be to go from door to door cold calling, setup at different store fronts and advertise and sell, or give a company presentation. I have learned that different people need to be approached in different ways and that harrasing and bugging people about what you are selling is not – more... the answer. I have also learned that giving up will get you no where in life and to get some where you have to set a goal and work toward it without failure. The management is very professional and friendly, everything is very well organized and other co workers are friendly. The hardest part of the job is simply just trying to figure out how to approach someone without pressuring them and making them feel uncomfortable. The most enjoyable part of the job is getting to meet new people everyday and hearing different stories. – less

There was not a single day during my sadly brief temporary employment with Air Evac Lifeteam that I can ever recall being upset about going to work. The staff is great, open-hearted and compassionate about their job, and the training is excellent, perfectly paced for everyone to learn at a healthy pace. The job was very rewarding, with everyday bringing – more... something new to the table, and a staff united through excellent teamwork and communication ready to tackle it head-on. The hardest part was trying to stay awake sometimes, but the company certainly helped by having hot-coffee ready for us practically 24/7. – less

Their so called training program was more like hazing. Very rudimentary and poorly manged. The ground school was good, but flight training was unbelievable. A 16 hour day? One of my three graders that day was also an instructor.
Their business model works, however, all of their accidents go back to a gutless 40 year old design that has tail rotor issues. – more... Then, you back to their training. They scare you with accident reviews of their aircraft, but did not really go deep on how to fix it. It is a way to get hours for younger guys I guess. Not recommended. – less

If you live near the base its fine. The majority of the talent drives an hour or two to get to work.

I enjoyed the EMS flying and a couple of the Med team. Some of the egos could not fit in the aircraft, however.

Very good company to work for. I feel like part of a team or part of a family.

The only think they could improve on is the pay structure.

Pay is at the bottom of industry standards, They don't pay expenses like they should leaving the employee to pay for many things just to get the job done.

Over all good

Reveiwing work load for the week, scheduling MX on an as needed basis.
Dealing with different personalities, working issues around the weather, multitasking is a must.
Co-workers work as a team and one organized group, work well together to accomplish common goal.
traveling to 10 different bases to perform inspections or tend to need of others was the – more... most challenging, not enough time in the day.
Working with different people and at different place is always enjoyable and breaks up a work week. – less

Great people to work with. The ac were a little less than desirable but got the job done.