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EMT Careers in California

What can being an EMT lead to?

EMT certification may lead to other careers including physician, physician assistant, nurse, firefighter, paramedic, which build on skills developed in EMT school.

What jobs do EMTs get?

EMT certification can lead to a job as not only as an EMT, but also as a firefighter, dispatcher, security officer, or another highly rewarding career.
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EMTs work in a wide variety of disciplines throughout California. That’s why getting EMT certification is such a valuable commodity. If you aren’t certain about your career, the fact is that you are giving yourself options that other certifications will not provide. In addition to getting your EMT certification for a career as an EMT, many people get EMT certification for general interest or self-improvement. Make a difference in your life and the lives of others and Register to become an EMT today.

EMS Career Partners

Get ready to take your career in EMS to new heights with our exclusive partnerships with top-tier EMS agencies. With their unwavering commitment to exceptional patient care and outstanding career opportunities, you’re guaranteed to soar to new heights in the world of EMS. Check out their exciting offerings below and get ready to take the next step in your career!

PT-1 Ambulance: Start Your EMS Career with Paid Tuition & Internship!

  • Paid tuition upfront with PT-1 Ambulance's partnership program while attending school to jumpstart your career in EMS.
  • Gain hands-on experience and network with other professionals in the industry by working part-time at stations in Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and Pleasant Hill.
  • Take advantage of the paid internship program to continue building your skills and gain more experience as you transition from school to a career in EMS with PT-1 Ambulance.
  • With PT-1 Ambulance, you'll gain valuable experience, earn a paycheck, and be part of a team of dedicated professionals committed to delivering the highest quality of care to all patients.

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    Falcon Ambulance: The Smart Choice for Your Next Career Move!

  • Jumpstart your career in EMS with our paid internship programs and comprehensive training opportunities!
  • Earn up to $3000 in tuition reimbursement for full-time employees and $1500 for part-time employees after 6 months.
  • Join a passionate team of healthcare professionals committed to delivering the highest quality of care to all patients in a safe, mobile environment.
  • Take advantage of lots of overtime opportunities and advance your career in the exciting and rewarding field of EMS.
  • Don't miss out on this chance to work with one of the leading EMS agencies and grow professionally with exciting career opportunities with Falcon Ambulance.
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    *EMS Universal Education does not offer job placement or job assistance and disclaims responsibility and liability for information regarding any specific entity. The information above is informational only and subject to approval by each agency listed respectively. For more information on these opportunities, click on the links above to learn more. 

    Career Outlook

    Please take a look at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Report on the career outlook for EMTs and Paramedics. This information will give you good insight regarding the EMS field, including some of the advantages and disadvantages in becoming an EMT. EMTs function as Firefighters, military personnel, extrication and rescue technicians, hospital staff, emergency dispatchers, security officers and many other professions throughout the world.
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    What is an EMT?

    An EMT helps take care of sick and injured people, generally in a First Responder setting. If you are looking for an exciting and rewarding profession with a decent earning potential as an Emergency Medical Technician, this is the career for you.
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    *This is a short video produced by an ambulance agency in St. Louis, Missouri. We are citing the video as an information source about what it means to be an EMT. EMS University, LLC does not claim copyright or ownership of this video.

    EMT Training or University Degree?

    Some people wonder what the difference is between going to college or attending EMT school. A major differences between the two is the cost of tuition. This is why a lot of people see Emergency Medical Services as an option to avoid crippling student loan debt while being able to have a rewarding career. EMT courses cost up to 90% less than the average yearly college tuition. On top of that, the classes at EMS University will teach you all of the skills you need to be called a professional Emergency Medical Technician from 12 days to 4 Months, depending on which program you enroll for. On top of that, the wage of an EMT is comparable and in many cases greater than a person with a college degree. Our EMT class will allow you to excel on the Emergency Medical Services field and make life-saving decisions with confidence, while also preparing you for a career.
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    Questions? Call or Text (800) 728-0209

    PT-1 Ambulance: Start Your EMS Career with Paid Tuition & Internship!

  • Paid tuition upfront with PT-1 Ambulance's partnership program while attending school to jumpstart your career in EMS.
  • Gain hands-on experience and network with other professionals in the industry by working part-time at stations in Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Clara, and Pleasant Hill.
  • Take advantage of the paid internship program to continue building your skills and gain more experience as you transition from school to a career in EMS with PT-1 Ambulance.
  • With PT-1 Ambulance, you'll gain valuable experience, earn a paycheck, and be part of a team of dedicated professionals committed to delivering the highest quality of care to all patients.

    • Learn More