EMT - Emergency Medical Technician, Sacramento Station

September 22, 2026

Job Description

Description:

Eagle Ambulance is looking for Full Time and Part Time EMTs to join our team at our Sacramento station!

Flexible Schedule, PT, FT, 10 and 24 hr shifts
Tons of Education Opportunities to advance your career

We have multiple positions available including Days, PM, and swing shifts. Offering competitive wages putting the average pay above the industry standard. We are staffing 10-hr and 24-hr units to deploy throughout the Bay Area. These shifts will deploy from either Sacramento or Rodeo and will serve the entire Bay Area. Contact us today to learn more.

Description
Looking to start your EMS career with the gold standard in BLS/CCT transport? Look no further than Eagle Ambulance. We not only have over 60 years of experience in patient care and ambulance transportation, but also partner with one of the largest EMS education centers in the Bay Area to help further your education. We are now hiring full time and part time EMT's in Sacramento and Rodeo, CA. Eagle Ambulance is a small family oriented company, which willl allow you to grow as an individual and make career molding connections.

Apply today through this ad or on our website at !

Part-time and Full-time positions are available!

We are looking for EMT's that are hard-working and team oriented. As a group of healthcare professionals we must always put the patient first. This starts with you, as you will be the face of the organization. Eagle Ambulance has competitive wages with great advancement opportunities, as well as the best equipment in the industry, brand new vehicles, brand new IT hardware and an industry leading learning environment.

Benefits Offered:

Competitive wages starting at $19-21/hr
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401K
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Flexibility of Schedules
Paid Sick Leave
Certification Classes with Free CE's
Employee Assistance Program

Requirements:

Job Requirements

Be a minimum 18 years of age
Possess a valid California Emergency Medical Technician Card (NREMT not valid to practice in the State of CA)
Possess a valid California Driver's License for 2 years
Possess a valid California Ambulance Driver's License
Possess a valid Medical Examiner's Certificate
Possess a valid and current American Heart Associate BLS Provider Card
Driving Record must be acceptable to our insurance
Current Immunization Records (TB Test within the past year, DTap, Hep B, and MMR)

Physical Requirements

Walk - frequently, up to 4 hours per day.
Run - infrequently, 1-2 minutes per day.
Stand - frequently, up to 2 hours per day.
Sit - frequently, up to 8 hours per day.
Kneel - frequently, 10-15 times per day.
Bend - frequently, 10-15 times per day.
Must be able to lift, push, pull, carry 250 lbs. infrequently (1-3 times per shift)
Must be able to lift, push, pull, carry 150 lbs. frequently (5-10 times per shift)
Must have ability to step up and/ or climb over obstacles.
Must be able to climb stairs while carrying up to 150 lbs.

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