MedEx Reviews

Pros

Competive pay, and a the environment is usually fun.

Cons

Can be stressful and peak billing times

Pros

Hours available Offices in different locations

Cons

Management is absolutely terrible Co workers are clicky Expected for my job to be my top priority in life Management is absolutely terrible

Pros

Management is generally good at accommodating specific work schedule and time off request.

Cons

Expect long distance transport and not getting off time on few occasions Dispatched to areas with large volume calls and get back to back calls with little to no breaks in between Low wages and terrible benefits

Pros

Medex is a growing company and great place to professionally grow! Management is not perfect and what management in any corporation is. However, they recognize their flaws and are willing to reassess to make it a better. It just takes time. They have company meetings when they think it is needed and are willing to listen. Flexible scheduling that supports those who are in school. Great platform for growth and leadership opportunities if you work hard, show up and put in little extra to show that you care. Their quality of marketing and brand aesthetic is top notch. Diversity has enhanced. They also just started their own EMT-B program and truly are leading in the corporate EMS industry by doing this.

Cons

Who you partner with in the truck can make or break the shift. Each company office is a different clique and culture of people. But depending on the clique, it can be a very caddy and immature environment. However, just do your best. Avoid the drama and communicate to your office supervisor what you need to do better. Be smart enough to not get involved with gossip and form your own opinions of others. Sometimes the company is on a shortage of labor and can run you a bit ragged. It's inevitable that something like that will happen in the EMS industry. Take note of when this happens, and advocate for your own work life balance. If you don't speak up, no one will listen.

Pros

Flexible schedule Job isn’t very difficult once you get the hang of it

Cons

Very high turnover rate leading to constant new employees to train Lots of outdated equipment Management can be difficult to work with at times

Pros

Very flexible with your schedule. Highest paying job in this field in this area. Very simple

Cons

Communication between different departments is not great

Pros

Decent pay for the area

Cons

Dont respect your hours scheduled

Pros

Good starter experience for first time EMTs

Cons

Long hours with very long rides

Pros

Nothing no benefits, bad company

Cons

No benefits , micro management , bad company

Pros

No pros to speak of

Cons

Not very good at all