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What is the difference between a firefighter paramedic and an EMT?

Typically, certification for an EMT basic requires 100 hours of training, while intermediates need 1,000, and paramedics require 1,300. The Firefighter job market is rather competitive, so it does help to have at least an associates degree in Fire Science.

Do EMTs and firefighters work together?

Collaborating with Fire Departments Medical Support: Many firefighters are trained as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) or paramedics, allowing them to assist EMS professionals in providing immediate medical care, administering CPR, or assisting with patient extrication.