How much does a paramedic make?

a fire paramedic earns $43,170 per year (national median)

On average a paramedic/EMT will make about $35,000 starting out. but will probably get raises the more time you work and more experience you get.

They make 50-54 thousand a year.

The average paramedic will earn 23,000 per year in the United States. This yearly salary does not fluctuate much at all even if you have been doing it for many years.

I am a Paramedic, Full-Time, in NC. I make as low as 10.00per/hr at a part-time job, and upwards of 26.50hr as a Paramedic on a Mobile intensive care unit. It is Safe to say that a Paramedic starts out at about 34,000 a year, and goes up based on years of experience, and as always.. who you know :) hope it helps

Average pay for an EMT-Paramedic in the state of North carolina is around $15/hr. Hospital based systems seem to pay more and Paramedics on the North Carolina coast make a little more as well.

Depends on the city but in Ontario in areas like; Peel Region, Durham, Toronto, they'll make $70 000 grand full time as a (Primary Care Paramedic).

The following wage estimates for a paramedic are according to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics May 2007. The mean annual wage for a paramedic is $30,870.

$24.99 a year. If you want $25, you'll have to work 6 hours overtime a day, every day.

A paramedic can now earn up to £26,500 once they have completed their training with service managers earning up to £38,000.

Primary Care Paramedic: Full Time will make $60 000 - $75 000 a year with all the benefits and such. An Advanced Care Paramedic: will be making from $80 000 - $90 000 yearly. I know there is none in Peel Region, but a Critical Care Paramedic (There are only 45 of them in Ontario) will be making $100 000 or more a year Either way you are making a great stable salary, now take into consideration how much more will be earned with over time and the more experience you acquire. But don't get into this profession for the money, it's about helping people!

The annual income of a Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) / Paramedic is from a low of $21,000 to a high of $52,000 according to a 2011 survey.

A paramedic certification is a certification that allows you to become a paramedic.

Yes, paramedic is a noun, a word for a person who performs emergency medical care. The word paramedic is also an adjective for such things as the paramedic method or paramedic practice.

$46,065.50 Average according to Salary.com

There is a description of the HVA paramedic course at EMS Education - Paramedic Course. There are course descriptions of a variety of paramedic courses from beginner to advanced at WCC Paramedic Courses.

You can be any height to be a Paramedic.

Paramedic is a rank. EMT-Paramedic is the highest rank in EMT training.

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According to their Web site, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the average paramedic makes $30,360 per year.

The average pay for an EMT/Paramedic with less then a year of experience is around $11.00 an hour.

a lot more than most jobs

Paramedic salary varies from agency to agency. In the NYC area a paramedic working for a private "non-emergency" transport ambulance company makes around $21/Hr. The city 911 FDNY paramedics make around 24-29/Hr and the hospital based 911 paramdics (very hard to get a full time position) make 27-35/hr.

nurse's make more money

A paramedic will discontinue resuscitation efforts when the physician in the hospital, who is constantly in communication with paramedic via radio, directs the paramedic to. It is the physician who directs the paramedic in what to administer, when to administer it, whether to perform CPR, defibrillation, or to perform other procedures, while the paramedic will report to the physician any progress.