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Test Description | Firefighter/Medic
Job Description | Fire Safety
Firefighter/Medic Job Description
Position:
Firefighter/Medic
Job Summary:
Responsible for first aid, fire suppression and rescue work involving
personal injury, illness and traumatic situations, also is under the direction
of the Station Captain.
Work involves training for and participating in the preservation of lives
in emergency situations. Primary duties are to ride in assigned
ambulance or fire apparatus to an emergency scene and, if need, on to
hospitals. Work also involves continual training in emergency and
first aid techniques, geography of the response district, efficient operation
of medical calls and fire fighting methods. Individuals in this
classification are also assigned other related duties when not handling
emergencies such as maintaining equipment, housekeeping, and attending
schools and workshops.
Individuals in this class are alone with patient in the back of the ambulance
while transporting and must be able to perform services single handedly.
The attendant is the most experienced of Medics and should know
considerable medical and rescue procedures.
Schedule:
Work days vary due to shift rotation, schedule consists of 24 hours on-duty
and 48 hours off-duty.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Must be EMT -Intermediate or EMT -Paramedic licensed
(EMT -Basic licensure will be considered for hire upon providing an
official letter from their school indicating they are currently enrolled
and in good standing in an EMT -Paramedic class)
- Must have High School Degree or GED
- Must be at least eighteen years of age
- Must pass physical agility test, written test and oral interviews
- Must possess a valid Oklahoma Drivers License
- Must pass a background investigation
- Must successfully pass OK Firefighters Pension & Retirement System
physical and drug screening
Compensation and Benefits:
The following reflects the base salary figured on 3054 hours a year. It does not include hourly incentives such as hazardous materials training, instructor level training, college degrees, and other emergency medical incentives.
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Initial |
12-Month |
| Paramedic Student |
$32,891 |
$34,052 |
| EMT -Intermediate |
$35,854 |
$37,136 |
| EMT -Paramedic |
$41,168 |
$42,603 |
The City of Owasso provides employee health, dental and vision insurance,
contributes towards family insurance coverage, tuition reimbursement,
employee physical fitness program, longevity pay after five years of service,
paid vacation and sick leave, annual uniform purchase, EMS license and
College Degree incentive pay, potential lateral entry from another career
fire department, and City matching deferred compensation plan.
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