Paramedic Technology

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Outcomes

A degree in paramedic technology offers graduates a variety of career opportunities in emergency medical services. They can work as paramedics, responding to emergency calls and providing medical care to patients in need. 

Others may specialize in areas such as flight paramedicine, working on medical helicopters or airplanes to transport patients to hospitals quickly and safely. Some graduates pursue roles in ambulance services, fire departments or hospitals, where they can work as EMS supervisors, training officers or quality improvement coordinators.

Career Outlook

  • Average Salary: $49,399
  • Job Postings: 1,603

Average salary is based on a paramedic position from Salary.com. Job posting data is for paramedic positions and is provided by Lightcast. This number represents unique job postings from companies looking to hire in the last 30 days as of May 2024.

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