AMR Santa Barbara, CA

[mbc320]

Hello everyone,

I'm new here and just passed my NREMT and got the state cert last year. I turned in the application online in November for the part-time EMT at AMR Santa Barbara. I'm wondering how AMR Santa Barbara's hiring process is like for the part-time EMT's. And what are the chances of getting hired for newbie with no experience (but I heard they hire a lot).

Any input is much appreciated and hope to learn a lot in this forum from the fellow members.
Thanks!

 

[speakxeasy]

Hello everyone,

I'm new here and just passed my NREMT and got the state cert last year. I turned in the application online in November for the part-time EMT at AMR Santa Barbara. I'm wondering how AMR Santa Barbara's hiring process is like for the part-time EMT's. And what are the chances of getting hired for newbie with no experience (but I heard they hire a lot).

Any input is much appreciated and hope to learn a lot in this forum from the fellow members.
Thanks!

congrats on passing! I'm not sure how they hire I'm also a greenie at the EMS life going through the process of getting hired. complicated process but well worth it.

 

[m0nster986]

Written>Skills>PAT>Panel Interview>New Hire Orientation>FTO

 

[ViolynEMT]

I just applied in for AMR in the Phoenix area. They're new here, so I'm assuming there will be a lot of openings. I just wonder how long it typically takes to hear anything back. I applied on Friday night, so I'm not concerned yet. Does anyone know how long AMR takes to contact if they are interested?

 

[mbc320]

Thanks all for your inputs.

Written>Skills>PAT>Panel Interview>New Hire Orientation>FTO

How long does the field training period last, is it going to be part-time field training for the part-time EMT position? And how is the relationship they have with the County Fire? Thanks

 

[Trackman114]

During field training you typically work your FTO's full time schedule. After that you become a part time employee unless full time spots are available. The relationship with all the fire departments is generally great. If you show respect you will get respect back.