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1) FAA Commercial - Multi-Engine, and valid Flight Instructor Certificates (CFI, CFII, MEI) 1) FAA Commercial - Multi-Engine, and valid Flight Instructor Certificates (CFI, CFII, MEI) Clery Act crime statistics for MTSU are available at or by contacting MTSU Public Safety at (615) 898-2424.
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ResponsibilitiesFlight ParamedicWe’re hiring a Flight Paramedic to work with our team of air transportation experts to safely transport patients to and from medical facilities as well as scene call work.
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VCI is a privately held Service Disabled Veteran Owned, quickly growing company with headquarters in Huntsville, AL within 5 miles of the Redstone Arsenal and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
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Completion of the Air Force Flight Test Engineer course or comparable. Covering a wide range of specialties ranging from aeronautical and computer systems to flight test and mechanical, Developmental Engineers provide advanced skill and knowledge of their particular specialties.
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Orientation: By joining our team as a CDL A Truck Driver, we will provide travel via flight or rental car, a single-person hotel room and all meals are provided while attending orientation. Job Type: CDL A Truck Driver Pay: $1,300 to $1,500 per on average, Minimum Pay Program Sign-on Bonus: $1,000 Orientation pay: $1,000 Home Time: 2 full days home every other week Equipment: Automatic Transmission Freightlivers, Volvos and Pererbilts Freight: 100% no-touch freight, mostly drop and hook loads Experience: 6 months in 24 months or 1 year in 3 years.
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Coordinate scheduling and dispatching of aircraft used by the MTSU Flight School, including tracking aircraft maintenance events, invoicing, and training activities. Supervise part-time flight dispatcher/line service student workers.
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Licensed Paramedic credentialed from the Tennessee Emergency Medical Services Division obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date required. Ascension is a leading non-profit, faith-based national health system made up of over 150,000 associates and 2,600 sites of care, including more than 140 hospitals and 40 senior living communities in 19 states.
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200 paid orientation, along with flight, hotel, breakfast & lunch All company solo drivers Paid weekly (direct deposit) Entire fleet 2019-2021 automatics with APU, Inverter and Refrigerator Best Passes provided to every driver Base of.
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