Join Our Team

Find Your Future in Emergency Medical Services

Change your life while saving others.

Earn While You Learn, our award-winning program, gives you the opportunity to earn a paycheck while attending our free training course to become a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).

We’ll Pay You to Train for Your New Career in EMS

We’ll give you the training. We’ll give you the tools. You have to bring the passion. In return, you’ll get a purposeful, rewarding career, competitive salary and one of the most comprehensive benefits packages in the industry. After successful completion of our program and EMT certification, you will be promoted and given a commensurate pay increase and comprehensive benefits package.

Apply for our EWYL program

Train for 6-12 weeks (while getting paid)
Graduate from program and earn your EMT certification
Promoted to EMT and a pay increase!

Qualifications:

Minimum age: 18 years old
High school diploma or GED
Have all required immunizations
Pass background, drug and physical-agility tests

Ready to make a difference? Apply now!

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Award-Winning Program Helps Communities

Earn While You Learn doesn’t just benefit those who graduate. The EMTs who graduate from the program become an integral part of the communities they serve, whether that be responding to emergency calls or training citizens in bystander CPR. These individuals are ready to serve the community at a moment’s notice, no matter what that may look like.

2019 National Honor recipient from the American Ambulance Association in Best Employee Programs category
American Ambulance Association’s AMBY Award for Employee program innovation

More than 1,000+ Earn While You Learn program graduates since 2018

We are proud to be an inclusive program, training people from many diverse backgrounds

Life-Changing Opportunity

Earn While You Learn began in Buffalo, New York, in 2018. This program was designed to make it easier for those wanting to become EMS professionals to make the career transition while still earning a living.

The overwhelming response to that pilot program has led to similar opportunities at AMR operations in states across the United States. Students and graduates have come from diverse backgrounds but all compliment the program and the doors it has opened for them.