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The Alpine Fire Protection District is seeking applications for the position of Firefighter/EMT (Firefighter I) to enhance operational effectiveness through a new advanced life support squad. The recruitment is open until filled, targeting both entry-level and lateral candidates with specific qualifications, including EMT accreditation and a high school diploma. The position offers a 42-hour work week with a salary range of $53,420 to $69,888 annually, along with benefits such as retirement plans and health insurance. Applications can be submitted in person or via mail.

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Complete the education section by listing your high school and whether you have a diploma or GED. Include any college credits or degrees earned.
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Do EMTs work for fire departments?

The majority of EMS responders are either certified at the EMT or Paramedic level. Both work in a variety of roles and in several different healthcare settings. Ground ambulances, helicopters, industrial safety, and fire departments are often where they are employed.

Can I be an EMT and firefighter at the same time?

Enter the dual-role firefighter/EMT, who provides fire suppression and rescue when dispatched to a fire scene and performs EMS when dispatched to the scene of a medical call, to assess a patient, to initiate care and to package the victim for the arriving ambulance. For the most part, this is a successful endeavor.

How long do you need to be an EMT to be a firefighter?

How Long Does It Take to Become a Firefighter EMT? Becoming a Firefighter EMT requires a combination of medical and fire service training, each with its own timeline. EMT training: If you get your EMT training first, it can often take from 3 to 6 months to complete, depending on the programs structure.

Can you be an EMT and not a firefighter?

The only area fire department that runs their own EMS service does have EMTs that are not firefighters, or only have firefighter in their job title. Other areas may require that their EMTs be fully trained as firefighters.

Is it hard to become a firefighter in the EMT?

its not particularly hard but you need to be a double professional FF and EMT. along with the fact both of these jobs are not typical 9-5, FF is very physically intensive but both jobs are also extremely knowledge and experience-based

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Can you be just an EMT and not a firefighter?

However, not all Paramedics EMTs who you see working on an ambulance are dual certified as Fire Fighters! Only Firemen can ride in a Fire Truck and fight fires. Its only in most recent years that Fire Fighters have been made to take the place of EMTs Paramedics on an ambulance.

Is it better to be an EMT or firefighter?

Both professions also often work similar hours with varying times between shifts. The main differences between the two are that EMTs can administer emergency medical treatments, and also that Firefighters make more money due to the position being in higher demand.

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