Emergency Medical Technician Training Program - January 4, 2027

Atlantic Health; Florham Park (NJ); On-site; USD 22,000 - 31,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

Full-time during training

EMT certification eligibility

Job summary

Atlantic Mobile Health Department offers a 12-week EMT Trainee Program that is paid and full-time, featuring classroom and field training to prepare candidates for EMT certification and immediate entry into full-time EMT roles within Atlantic Health.

Now accepting applications for the January 4, 2027 class. Trainees earn an hourly training rate and gain hands-on experience with MICU teams and transport professionals, advancing toward certification and professional development.

Qualifications

• The program is a paid, 12-week, full-time EMT trainee program with classroom and field training.
• Participants are prepared for EMT certification and immediate transition into full-time EMT roles within Atlantic Health.
• January 4, 2027 class is now accepting applications.

Responsibilities

• Providing pre-hospital care to sick or injured patients.
• Performing inter-facility medical transportation.
• Assisting in emergency scenarios.
• Respond to 911 calls and support local first aid squads.

Job description

When Seconds Count, count on us...
24 hours a Day / 7 Days a Week / 365 Days a Year

The Atlantic Mobile Health Department is proud to offer the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Trainee Program. This paid, 12-week, full-time program provides comprehensive classroom and field training to prepare candidates for EMT certification and immediate transition into full-time EMT roles within Atlantic Health.

Now accepting applications for the January 4, 2027, class

Hourly Training Rate: $19.24 / hr.

Why Choose Our EMT Training Program

• Earn While You Learn: Receive full-time pay during training.
• Clear Career Path: Successful graduates transition into full-time EMT roles.
• Hands-On Training: Work alongside experienced EMTs, MICU teams, and transport professionals.
• State-of-the-Art Fleet: Train on advanced life-support ambulances and specialty transport units.
• High Acuity Exposure: Participate in complex pre-hospital and interfacility transports.

Our EMTs Are Responsible For

• Providing pre-hospital care to sick or injured patients.
• Performing inter-facility medical transportation.
• Assisting in emergency scenarios.

What You Will Gain

• Eligibility for National EMT certification upon program completion.
• Extensive real-world field experience.
• Professional development in emergency communication and teamwork.
• Exposure to emergency medicine, critical care, and hospital operations.
• A foundation for future careers in paramedicine, nursing, or emergency leadership.

Day in the Life of an Atlantic Mobile Health EMT

• Respond to 911 calls and support local first aid squads.
• Transport patients to and from hospitals and specialty centers.
• Assist MICU and paramedic teams during high-acuity cases.
• Collaborate with nurses, physicians, and hospital staff.
• Engage in community outreach and safety initiatives.