Unless you go for medic, don't stay long - EMT-B ASM Employee Review

Flexible and environment is nice

Workload can be a bit

Good pay, good field training officers for new EMTs.

Toxic upper management, people who will talk about you behind your back, serious lack of mental health support, until you are senior in the company (if you get to that point) you have not a say in anything and everyone will look down upon you. Management let me go under the guise of having missed exactly 4 days during my 90 day probationary period (when I got sick with the flu, tried to tough it out, then picked up a secondary bacterial infection at work), I had doctor's notes to provide for documentation, finally felt better and came in only to be let go - but I am pretty sure it was due to a senior paramedic I worked with who told management I was mentally unfit for my job. Aetna, you could have at least been honest about why you were letting me go. They let me go 1 week prior to end of probationary period and being covered by the state for unemployment.