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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
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Denver Paramedic Division EMTs are cross-trained to work in a variety of capacities. The majority of the Denver Paramedic Division’s EMTs are assigned to Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulances responding to 911 calls. EMTs also work aboard Denver Health’s Critical Care Transport (CCT) ambulance and staff the Emergency Service Patrol (ESP) cars.
The variety of duty assignments, emphasis on 911 and emergency calls, and access to premier educational offerings provide a unique and highly desirable environment for our EMTs.
Our EMTs work four 10-hour shifts per week and enjoy a generous compensation package that includes: health, dental, and life insurance; paid vacations and holidays; tuition reimbursement; retirement compensation; and more. For more detailed information on salary ranges and benefits, please visit Denver Health’s employment website.
Applicants must have a current Colorado EMT-Basic, EMT-Intermediate, or EMT-Paramedic certification. A valid driver’s license and good driving are required. Previous healthcare or ambulance experience is highly desirable.
To search for current vacancies, or to apply for a position, click here to be redirected to the Denver Health employment website.
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