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All-Town-Ambulance

I have worked for this employer for over 6 years.  It is a great place for starting out in the EMS field.  
Good Points:
- Their pay is very high and if you work hard with a good attitude they will reward you for that (very consistent raises).
- All equipment is well maintained, all units are stocked with electric (power operated) gurneys, and reports are done electronically on IPads on an easy to use program.  Management makes a conscious effort to supply field crews with the best equipment to make our jobs as easy as possible.
- Management is very approachable able, everyone from the CEO down to the bottom will treat you like family and like you are valuable to the company.  You will not find this at all IFT ambulance service providers.  This is the main reason I have worked for them for so long.
Bad Points:
- When it is busy with calls don’t expect to get breaks, and bring your own food.  This is the way the EMS field works though.  Dispatch will do the best they can to give you breaks.

Bottom line: you will make great $$$ if you are prepared to work hard for an ambulance provider with a great management team and a company that is definitely expanding and growing.  A great place for a starting EMT.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The staff takes times to listen to the concerns and will make change depending on the quality of care in which impacts the patient transport in a positive point of efficiency and safety. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Most stressful part of the day? Honestly I get along with all the staff, enjoy my line of work, so if would be any stress it would be knowing other EMT’s at other employers get over worked and under paid and see their faces when I answer them how is it here with All Town Ambulance. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
More like a family setting. You see here we actually get to know each other which makes it a better day. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Aside from transferring patients and interacting among fellow staff members while with the staff of different hospital, it is just another fulfilling day.

A typical day at work:
Busy but rewarding—every day brings something new and meaningful.

What you believe you learned:
I’ve learned valuable patient care skills and how to work as part of a strong team.

Management:
Supportive and approachable—they listen and actually follow through.

Workplace culture:
Feels like a family. Everyone looks out for each other.

The hardest part of the job:
Some long shifts, but it’s worth it when you know you're helping people.

The most enjoyable part of the job:
Working with great coworkers and making a difference in patients' lives.

Seems great starting out, but the spell wears off quickly. Scheduling is not flexible at all and favoritism is Rampant in regards to which shifts go to which employees as well as promotion opportunities. A new employee who sucks up to the boss has a better chance of promotion than a seasoned employee who has been with the company for 4+ years. Every station also has cliques that create toxic work environments, god help you if you aren't part of the "in group", the stations are like middle schools with petty squables. The stations also tend to be unsanitary and poorly supplied aside from certain necessary items like PPE.

I have been with All Town Ambilance for years and let me tell you that you will have a hard time finding a better company to work for. The atmosphere is relaxed and the culture is inclusive. 

My only complaints are that they do not have a fire contract so chances of using your skills is minimal and there is very little room to grow.

Even with the negatives I would still suggest All Town Ambulance to any current EMT/Paramedic that is looking to make a change

This company is run by some of the most irresponsible and shady fools I ever worked for in my many years in EMS.
At first, the schedule worked to my advantage for school obligations. However, any change from the schedule is never warranted with this company. No PTO, no Vacation days... I didn't even get the full extent of sick pay when I became I'll from COVID 19.

No breaks, management & dispatch have favorites. You’re pressured into looking for shift coverage if you call in for an illness & they don’t give days off you’ll also HAVE to find someone to cover even if it’s weeks ahead of time. If they ask you to fill a shift & you say you can’t they remember that & do hold grudges in some cases. 

Good company for EMT. Great experience for new EMTs. Solid company even though it is smaller and less well known as other EMS companies. Do their best and continue to grow and improve.

Ok place to work,  management don’t really care about you, they talk to you like you don’t matter. You won’t get off days that you may need, it can be hard to get, you’ll get told “find coverage”

Management asks employees but are not familiar with business
County should inspect this company more deeply
Management asks employees to cover jobs that against company policy

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Emergency medical technician 2 salaries reported	$21.50 per hour
Paramedic 2 salaries reported	$37.00 per hour
Dispatcher 2 salaries reported	$24.25 per hour
Registered nurse - icu 1 salary reported	$40.00 per hour
Registered nurse - critical care 1 salary reported	$40.00 per hour

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