I second that Jamair, best gig in aviation, but not for the inexperienced.
Landing on dirt station strips in the middle of the night, frequent in flight diversions etc, all single pilot in a B200.
The ability to think on your feet is definitely a prerequisite as is the abitlity to work as part of a small team of pilot, doctor and nurse managing some times very challenging situations.
It is much more than just a flying job. Its being part of a team of very skilled individuals, flying late model, very well equipped and maintained aircraft, helping some of the most remote people in the country. Doesn't get any better than that :-)
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