EMT jobs

Well, there is a moratorium on new hiring in the government. They are facing an 8% cut in their pay, also. On the other hand, if they need people, they will have to fill jobs. But you should be forewarned that EMTs do not get paid what they get in the states.

whats the average do you know? i tried searching for it but i couldnt find anything

whats the average do you know? i tried searching for it but i couldnt find anything

probably less than 35K....but you might make up for in OT pay, if you like 12-16 hr days

here in pittsburgh they top out at 27k and thats if you have worked there for 5+ years or so

also i dont mind working OT im an OT whore lol

here in pittsburgh they top out at 27k and thats if you have worked there for 5+ years or so

also i dont mind working OT im an OT whore lol

It might just be closer to that 27K. .

Unless you have a great govt connection (wink, wink).....your chances of landing a job, fresh out of the states, is very unlikely.

Good luck anyway, here's the govt job board http://www.dopusvi.org/careers.aspx

well i do know how to cook lol

i have over 15 yrs experience and i hear they are always looking for cooks

Okay, I finally looked up the salaries for you. In 2006, the governor had all the government salaries printed in the newspaper. I don't think they have really had a significant raise since then. There were several titles listed: EMT basic ($30-35K), EMT intermediate ($46K), EMT paramedic ($44K), EMT ambulance ($48K), EMT cardiac (one was $42,600 and one was $54,200) and EMT supervisor ($46K). At least that gives you an idea...

Okay, I finally looked up the salaries for you. In 2006, the governor had all the government salaries printed in the newspaper. I don't think they have really had a significant raise since then. There were several titles listed: EMT basic ($30-35K), EMT intermediate ($46K), EMT paramedic ($44K), EMT ambulance ($48K), EMT cardiac (one was $42,600 and one was $54,200) and EMT supervisor ($46K). At least that gives you an idea...

thanx a lot that really helps a huge bit (tu)

A guy I know from the gym came from the states and got on about 1 1/2 years ago or less as a paramedic in an ambulance, working for the hospital. No idea what he makes.