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If your heart is set out for 911 apply to all of those and hope they have openings. If you don't mind IFT jobs I know Bowers hires like 15 people twice a month they have been expanding super fast since the buy out from Rural Metro...which also means a possible 911 future

I agree.....they are not comparable, but an RN can have a medics scope in 1-2 months where as a medic to have an RNs scope is 2-4 years.

steer clear know a few people that have damaged resumes from this place

Apply everywhere and do not be picky....have 100% confidence in your skills and have a positive attitude.....On the flip once your in EMS you will discover what portion of the medical field you want to dip your feet in or if you want to dip at all. for me I became an EMT and worked on a CCT...

Lol @ Lateral..... EMT is lateral to CNA whereas Medic is Lateral to LVN.... in pay and in responsibilities. Your right though RN isn't an upgrade they just have a larger scope of practice, get more pay.....on another note.....ED Tech for 10 years and you denied RN school 3 times because you...

Where can I find the Volly Big Hose Company #69 shirts.......I can wear that with my davy crockett hat and play ricky rescue with every car pulled over on the side of the road.

This thread is nothing but a pipe dream.....I lol'd when i read the AS degree for emt thats a good one, I think i've come across pieces of thin paper in the depths of LA County bathrooms that would be worth more than that degree....compared to others... also I would be good with the jobs...

Also ER-Tech jobs are extremely hard to get without prior emt experience and most require phlebotomy as well.

yea I know you weren't but it being one of the harder places to get an emt job I thought I'd post.....plus im trying to be motivating that its possible....dont wanna roll into a employment thread and agree that its hard and have a huge pity party lol

I live in southern california.....I got a job 25 days after I became Nationally Registered at a large ift company.....its called being motivated and not picky....knowing your :censored::censored::censored::censored: and going to a reputable emt school helps....also if by "in your area" you mean...

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From my own exp. and asking quite a few others......the one that is "coming" in the mail never comes. I have yet to see a white copy ambulance cert. oh and btw it isn't a card its just a white piece of paper like the temp. one just not pink

Just curious since I see your going to freeman hows the comp. of getting in the program was it hard?

I've google'd used some search engines for jobs and such....seemed like I had to look threw alot of stuff that wasnt what I was looking for.....anyways my questions was to see if anyone knew of a website or source I could use to search for ER tech positions.....yea im from southern cali as well...

Yea I dont know when you worked with them but lately I havent had any errors on mine....and they get some 911(vernon) and stemi/nicu code 3 responses with the contracted hospitals. Did you work with them while they were owned by pacific or before?

Thanks guys I appreciate the info. any other info any has still welcome....glad to hear about the FD situation.

Just had a few questions...yea I used the search function and read their website but I had a few other things I wanted to ask if anyone knew from a personal exp. or a friend. 1.How hard is it to get accepted in?(I understand the Fire dept. has a lot of spots but was curious about getting in...

its between 10-12$ depending on what type of shift you work for bowers.

I was thinking about developing a website based on providing information regarding state to state and countys within protocols and information on whats needed to license in that county....I would basically be building a database on alot of the people here ask for over and over again.....thanks...

I also went threw baldy view ROP in Fall 2010...I would try Bowers they are an IFT company mostly some 911 but i got a job there a month after i graduated and they are always hiring it seems