Tue, Mar 11, 2025
Scholarships Available (Limited Time) For Free Attendance
The National EMS Pilots Association (NEMSPA) announced that it will be introducing its new program called the Medical Pilot Career Launch at Verticon 2025 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Center in Dallas, Texas, which runs from March 10-13, 2025.
The program is a two-day immersive experience that is designed to provide current and aspiring air medical pilots an opportunity to meet and learn from industry leaders, get to know professionals, and gain important knowledge and background info on the dynamic world of air medical transport.
The program at Verticon features a loaded agenda of expert panels, educational sessions, hands-on demos, and networking opportunities.
Attendees will be able to:
- Learn from the best: Hear from experienced pilots, medical crew members, and industry leaders.
- Explore the latest advancements: Discover the cutting-edge technology and techniques used in air medical transport.
- Network with professionals: Connect with like-minded individuals and build relationships within the industry. One on one conversations with hiring managers, Chief Pilots and DO’s of numerous companies!
- Gain valuable insights: Learn about career paths, industry trends, and best practices.
- Scholarships for free attendance are available for a limited time.
The Medical Pilot Career Launch is open to all aspiring and current air medical pilots.
Brett Reeder, President at NEMSPA said, “We are thrilled to offer this new program to aspiring and current air medical pilots. This is a unique opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and experience and take your career to the next level.”
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