Part time Ambulance?
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www.indeed.com It's a pretty good job search engine.
Shishkabob
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AMR.
I'm a part-timer. They "require" 4 shifts a month, atleast that's what I've been told.
I'm a part-timer. They "require" 4 shifts a month, atleast that's what I've been told.
thanks have been using it no luck with part time though.
so AMR only does 24 hour shifts then?
Well someone told me alot of the companies here require you to work full time when you first get certified. Then after 6 months you can switch to part time. Is that common in most places?
Hockey
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Usually you start out part time
WuLabsWuTecH
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Most privates start you out part time.
I have yet to meet a private company that staffs only full timers. The reason is that they have to pay benefits for full timers so they'd prefer to staff with part-timers as possible.
I have yet to meet a private company that staffs only full timers. The reason is that they have to pay benefits for full timers so they'd prefer to staff with part-timers as possible.
Hockey
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Exactly
You may be only part time but working full time hours. That is maybe where you're getting confused?
Shishkabob
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No, they do 8, 12, 16 and some 24s, it all depends on the shift.
You can do one 8 hour shift a week if you wish *from what was explained to me when I got my pt gig*
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go on the San Diego ems website an there should be a list of approved ambulance providers for the county. drop every app you can an hope for the best. Good luck. Cheers!
Yeah well my goal is to work 20-24 hours a week. So maybe 2 12 hour shifts a week.
Thanks man will do.
Thanks everyone else.