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come and apply at CARE San Diego.. Great place to work. lots of experience to be had there... they run a lot of calls and you get to treat and transport a lot of patients during your shift. this is not a company that you will spend a lot of time sitting around at post. High call volume of BLS...

CARE Ambulance San Diego is hiring Full Time EMT’s. • $9.00 p/hr starting pay • Minimum 4 X 10.5 hr shifts p/wk • Over Time pay after 8hrs • Paid time-off benefits • Uniforms • Strongest CCT program in San Diego County • Continuing Education (CE Provider) • Specific training and...

come in fill and application... If i am available i will interview at that time.. if not i will call and schedule and interview.. if you get hired there will be a 2 week paid orientation. We work 5 8hr days..

CARE SD Hiring CARE Ambulance San Diego is Hiring Full Time EMT's.. Looking to Start an orientation 3/19 come fill out an application ASAP.

We Are still Looking for EMTs...

Not to start but the is the potential to go part-time.

CARE is hiring see thread in EMT employment section.

CARE Ambulance San Diego is hiring Full Time EMT’s. I would like to highlight just some of the ways CARE distinguishes itself over many of its competitors: • $11.00 p/hr starting pay • Over Time pay after 8hrs worked • Medical and time-off benefits • Uniforms provided and laundered •...

CARE Medical Transportation is hiring, I would like to highlight just some of the ways CARE distinguishes itself over many of its competitors: • $11.00 hourly • Medical and time-off benefits • Uniforms provided and laundered by the CARE • Strongest CCT program in San Diego County Please...

IF you had a problem at CARE it's probably because you were a lousy EMT that thought you were the SH!+.. If you show up on time run your calls well and are able to except accountability for your actions there should be no reason why you would have a problem with your manager. if you act like a...

seat belts would not be considered a form of restraint when the pt can reach down and unfasten them. and yes ALL pt's as well as any/all other occupants in the ambulance must be seat belted .. thats state law.

thats why i said involuntary hold... not all psychiatric patients