Meursault
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Discussion of the cuts and better info on jobs in the Metro Boston area are in the other thread.
Massachusetts EMT Jobs
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TbArbie
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hmm i havent heard of that
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My agency is a 5 year contract. If you can get someone to pay for your school why not go for it.
I'm not in Massachusetts, though.
DrParasite
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Definitely not uncommon. otherwise they spend $2000-5000 one someone who will leave once they get their medic license.
Lots of hospitals do it for nursing school too. they will pay for school, but you got to work for them once you graduate.
it's really a win/win. you get your schooling paid for, and once you pass everything, you are guaranteed a job in your field, so you don't have to go job hunting. The other advantage for you is should you want to leave your present medic job, you just need to pay back the money for school, and if you are a nurse or medic, that can be obtained in as little as 3 months. But you don't have to worry about paying for school and other expenses while in school.
not uncommon, and not shady.
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Also, you get paid your hourly wage while in class/clinicals/internship.
Too bad I got hired partway through school and didn't luck out with this luxury
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Brewster recently completed a hiring cycle so if you didn't get hired you might be waiting for a bit.
cynikalkat
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hmm
gee, didnt I post a thread like this?
Good luck Chrisp. It took me several months before i got a job, but the metro boston area is MUCH easier than cape cod.
gee, didnt I post a thread like this?
Good luck Chrisp. It took me several months before i got a job, but the metro boston area is MUCH easier than cape cod.
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This week I think? With all these companies just keep calling until they tell you they aren't hiring. Almost every company is hiring to some degree or another, just may not right this second.
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gee, didnt I post a thread like this?
Good luck Chrisp. It took me several months before i got a job, but the metro boston area is MUCH easier than cape cod.
Tell me about it. All we really have is CCA...
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AMR has a Cape Cod division and Brewster has a base in Middleboro.
ARose
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Brewster has no relation to the Brewster here on Cape.
Is AMR hiring? Last I heard they already went through their cycle.
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Yes I am well aware of that, Brewster Ambulance Service (based in Boston) has a base in Middleboro that has 3 ALS and 5 BLS rigs coming out of it everyday to service Middleboro and the greater Southcoast area. Obviously Middleboro is not on the cape proper, but it is closer than say Boston. Eascare has several bases on the Southcoast as well. There's also STAT in Dartmouth and Alert in Fall River.
The cape is simply too small to have many private EMS employment opportunities, but there are plenty of companies inside 45 minutes of the canal which is not bad in the grand scheme of things. I have partners that commute 90 minutes or more to Boston everyday, such is the nature of EMS jobs sometimes.
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In the past week and a half, I have tried Trinity, Medstar, Vital, WEMS, Spaulding Rehab and Fallon. No luck on anything yet except a psych-eval to complete online from Fallon. They start medics at $14.50 :sad:
Give EasCare a call-- I have a friend who was just hired in Worcester, and another in Boston, and they both said EasCare is hiring medics now.
I also heard Marlboro-Hudson is looking for medics, if you want to stay closer to central MA.
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