The Denver Paramedic Division currently employs 107 full-time Paramedics and 35 full-time EMT-Basics, typically working four 10-hour shifts per week. These employees are supported by six Paramedic Lieutenants and ten Paramedic Captains who oversee field operations. Additionally, the Division employs a pool of intermittent Paramedics and EMTs to allow for extra staffing. These employees are required to work a minimum number of shifts per month so that they keep their clinical skills sharp.

The primary mission of the Denver Paramedic Division is to provide 911-ambulance service to the City and County of Denver. The Denver Paramedics also provide EMS services at Denver International Airport, and provide medical response to a wide variety of events and mass gatherings. For more information on any of these operational areas select it from the menu above.

Denver Health also operates a Critical-Care Transport ambulance staffed by an RN. The CCT is capable of performing critical care transfers to and from anywhere in the Denver metro area, 24 hours a day. For information on CCT services contact Rob Leeret.