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They'll hold your hand through the whole process. The hardest part for Some is the gurney lift test.

Of course it is worth looking into. Out here in CA, Ed techs get paid way more than working for an ambulance service. I enjoy working in EMS but it won't ever pay my bills. I work part time for 911 service and full time at a trauma center. Most Ed techs are CnA or EMT. Go for it bro, but be...

Hey agah, I work for Rancho division full time and used to work for Redlands. The interview is pretty straightforward, they are going to ask you a series of questions. For example, Why do you want to work for? What are your future goals? Name a time when you were in a stressful situation. No...

As a new hire EMT, Rancho Cucamonga and redlands, You'll start off doing IFT only, you can pick up ALS shifts though in Rancho Cucamonga and Redlands. After 6 months you can apply for ALS, you'll have to reinterview also for that position.

From what I have noticed, there seems to be some tension between some city/ county FDs and AMR. It just depends on the individual FF. For those most part most FFs are cool to work with. I believe all FDs in the rancho division are ALS, so if they are first on scene, they'll be running the show...

It's going to be 2 supervisors interviewing you. They are going to ask you questions about how you handle stress,customer service, and goals. But mainly stress questions(eg. "Tell me a time when you were in a stressful situation and how you handled it". No skills testing

I can confirm $20 for an er tech pay. I just got hired as an er tech at a hospital in SD county and that is what I'm starting off at. Not including shift differentials which range from 1.00-2.50 per hour. I have only an emt-b and minimal experience. I'll be working the 7am to 7pm shift.

Is it two weeks straight 9am-5pm? I'm really excited, I was on the wait list for about a year. Do you know if they offer OT?

Just got a job offer from AMR Redlands, just wondering what the orientation is like??

If offered a job, How long does it take AMR rancho to get back to you after the interview?

I can't level up!!!!

Lol!! I thought we were talking about sdfd coverage. Why is this dude talking about ocfd?

What part of San Diego do you guys run 911? I know some San Diego cities FD's have their own rigs.

Just downloaded it. Seems pretty fun and interesting. But some of the procedures and medical terminology are out of my scope of practice as an EMT B!!

Oh yeah I'm pretty familiar with that area, I use to live in escondido. So amr will be providing EMS services for that area, I wonder if they are going to be running dual medic or medic/emt in that area.