As Wisconsin loses EMS workers, one company pays people to get certified
As Wisconsin loses hundreds of emergency medical services workers, one private ambulance is paying people to take a class to become certified as an EMT.
Source: wisn.com
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As Wisconsin loses hundreds of emergency medical services workers, one private ambulance is paying people to take a class to become certified as an EMT.
The number of people applying for EMT jobs at Bell Ambulance is at a 10-year low. The company, responding to 350 calls a day, is recruiting high school students to fill the gap.