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The document outlines the Position Task Book (PTB) for Emergency Medical Technician, Fireline (EMTF) and Paramedic, Fireline (EMPF) roles within the National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG). It details the competencies, behaviors, and tasks required for certification in these positions, emphasizing the evaluation process by qualified evaluators. The PTB includes specific task codes related to various incident types and provides guidelines for documenting trainee performance. Responsibilities of involved parties and instructions for completing evaluation records are also included.

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How much do Fireline EMTs get paid?

Fireline Medics is seeking qualified EMTs and Paramedics for the 2019 wildfire season. Starting pay $400/day (EMTs) and $600/day (Paramedics). If you want adventure and to work with a company who is on the forefront of fire line medicine, then apply to be part of the Fireline Medics team for the 2019 season!

Do firefighter EMTs get paid more?

An Emt Basic Firefighter in your area makes on average $61,403 per year, or $1 (0.014%) more than the national average annual salary of $59,606.

What is the difference between EMT and fire EMT?

Firefighter EMTs undergo additional training to handle fire suppression, hazardous material incidents, and technical rescues, which extends their preparation time compared to ambulance EMTs. This comprehensive training reflects the broader range of duties they perform.

What does an emergency medical technician do?

The primary distinctions between these positions lie in the scope of their responsibilities and the duration of their training. Firefighter EMTs undergo additional training to handle fire suppression, hazardous material incidents, and technical rescues, which extends their preparation time compared to ambulance EMTs.

What is a fireline EMT?

DEFINITION: Fireline Emergency Medical Technician-P (FEMP): A paramedic who meets all pre-requisites established by FIRESCOPE and is authorized by their department to provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) treatment on the fireline.

How to become a wildland fire in EMT?

Wildland EMT/ PARAMEDICS At least 1 year of EMS work experience required as Paramedic or EMT. Current state EMS license including CPR (ACLS PALS for paramedics) National Registry EMS certification (preferred, not required) Must be in good physical condition. Accustomed to working in an austere environment.

Who are the highest paid EMT?

Highest Paying States for Emergency Medical Technician Hawaii. $55,600 per year. Alaska. $51,330 per year. Maryland. $50,770 per year. District of Columbia. $48,500 per year. Illinois. $44,460 per year. Massachusetts. $43,160 per year. Rhode Island. $42,460 per year. California. $42,420 per year.

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