The interview process is pretty straight forward! Phone interview so they can feel you out. If they like your responses, expect to fly out to Shreveport for a panel interview, a written exam, and a simulator checkride. Study, prepare, and wear nice clothes. If you have the 2,000 hours required for the job, your experience SHOULD do the rest. They aren't looking for people who push the envelope here. They are 100% committed to safety from the top on down, which is definetly not the norm with some other EMS companies out there.

Interview process took place in two main parts. After initial contact with the recruiter the area manager reached out to set up a video interview. Video interview was with area manager and site manager. Very friendly and genuine interview - a really enjoyable experience and a great opportunity to get base specific information. After that an in-person interview was set up at the principle location in Shreveport, LA. Day started at 08:15 with a warm welcome and meet and great. Then I was asked to take a small written exam covering basic aerodynamics and regulations as well as aviation information. Area manager had given me material to study prior so I had an idea of what to expect. Then got a very warm hello from the DO and shortly after went off to the simulator. Had a very enjoyable flight getting a chance to check out the simulator itself, the specific aircraft I was up for, show basic flight competency and primarily prove my ability to learn. I then got a chance to sit down with the VP of the company and talk family life, shop talk and future of the company as well as company culture - very warm and genuine conversation. Then was followed by the formal sit down interview - which in and of itself was a fantastic and enjoyable experience. Very comfortable and hospitable interview asking “get to know you” questions and scenario based decision making questions. Everyone was very professional and easy going. Then was given a tour of the facility and followed up by a review of the offer letter. I was on my way back to the airport by noon. Common theme throughout the process as a whole is that Metro is a family. This claim was proven to be absolutely true every step of the way with smiles, laughter, warmth, passion, professionalism, humility and hospitality. Can’t thank everyone at Metro enough for making this experience as great as it was. A truly outstanding organization.