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To increase your job prospects as a Firefighter EMT, start by obtaining your EMT or paramedic certification, as many fire departments require this training. Next, ensure you pass the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT), which demonstrates your physical readiness for the demands of the job.
Gig Harbor Fire and Medic One has never laid off a Firefighter or Firefighter/Paramedic. For more information about the Gig Harbor area, click here: Gig Harbor Chamber Website. Salary Benefits: Annual salary range: $62,916 to $89,700 DOE.
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.
The Overlapping Roles of EMS and Firefighters Medical First Response: Many firefighters are trained as emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and provide immediate care in medical emergencies.
Before you apply to the fire service, you must complete your EMT certification. While you might picture yourself a wildland firefighter, or rescuing people from structural fires in a city, most emergency calls are actually medical.
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Going back to the early 1970s, fire departments began to implement the dual-role firefighter/EMT and, thus, began the move away from single-role firefighters whose duties were to extinguish fires and to rescue people who were trapped in fire buildings.
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