I think he is asking what to expect with the hiring process.
I don't work there like people would guess. I am just very familiar with the SF Bay Area EMS and have worked at companies like it. If you look under my username, it also says I am a fake paramedic (but I am not as fake as Obi Akramy). Just a thought.
If you passed the written test, you can expect a skill test and oral clinical interview after that. I do not know specifically what it was for EMTs, but it was three patient assessments for paramedics: an adult scenario, a pediatric scenario, and an ACLS megacode. EMTs don't do ACLS so I don't know if they'd just have you do a BLS CPR scenario instead. The oral clinical interview was about ten questions and was questions like "Tell us the difference between left and right sided heart failure" for paramedics. I doubt they would ask the same questions to EMTs, but be prepared to answer questions like that. After that, you can probably expect to schedule a very short and brief phone interview that is pretty much done to make things legit I guess. Then you'll probably do a physical agility test like carrying weighted bags up and down a stair, continuous chest compressions for 10 minutes, and lifting a backboard with weight on it with somebody else simulating an actual patient be transferred from one spot to the gurney and then off the gurney. When they do the physical agility test, I believe the check your heart rate after that, and your heart rate should not exceed (220-age)*0.9 (ie if you are age 25, it would be (220-25)*0.9 = 195 * 0.9 = about 175, your heart rate should not go above 175 when doing this) so make sure to not drink (a lot) of caffeine or take anything that would elevate your heart rate.