By 1808Delaware

Delaware County Emergency Medical Services (DCEMS) is ramping up its workforce by opening full-time positions for paramedics, advanced emergency medical technicians (AEMTs), and emergency medical technicians (EMTs). The move comes as DCEMS aims to bolster its round-the-clock services across the county, enhancing both its operational capacity and community engagement.

Commitment to Advanced Life Support

With eleven advanced life support (ALS) ambulances strategically stationed throughout the region, Delaware County maintains a robust presence, ready to respond to emergencies at any hour. This setup underscores the county’s dedication to providing high-level medical response, a critical component of community safety and wellbeing.

Attractive Employment Package and Career Opportunities

Prospective employees can look forward to a comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, and vision insurance, paid continuing education, and generous leave policies. Moreover, DCEMS is known for its diverse teams—ranging from Bike Units to Tactical and Infection Control Units—offering a variety of career paths within the emergency medical field.

Recognition and Accreditation

Delaware County’s commitment to excellence in emergency medical services is well recognized. With accolades such as the 2020 State of Ohio EMS System of the Year and the 2022 National EMS System of the Year, along with the National Safety in EMS Award, DCEMS stands as a leader in the field. Further underlining its credentials, DCEMS is CAAS accredited, ensuring adherence to the highest standards of medical service delivery.

Scheduled Testing Dates

Those interested in joining the ranks of Delaware County’s finest can mark their calendars for the written tests scheduled for June 24 or 25. This presents an opportunity for qualified candidates to step forward and join a team that values professionalism and community service. More information is available here.

Salary Scale and Experience Compensation

The salary ranges are competitive:

  • EMT: $51,584
  • AEMT: $53,248
  • Paramedic: $64,064

Additionally, candidates with more than five years of experience may be eligible for salary adjustments up to 10% above the starting pay, reflecting the value and expertise they bring to the team.


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