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Entry-Level EMT Jobs

21 entry-level EMT and paramedic jobs are open today, in 9 states. Read every night from the employers' own job boards, each with its full posting and the pay it states.

Median posted pay $25.08/hr (7 jobs that state an hourly rate)Updated 28 Oct 2026, 12:47 UTC

Newest entry-level EMT and paramedic jobs

The newest 21 of 21, newest first; each state's page below lists every one in that state.

Selected agencies and apps hiring now

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  • Supplemental Health Care logo

    Supplemental Health CareTravel nursing agency

    Places nurses, therapists, pharmacists and other professionals in travel, per diem, local and school contracts across the US.

    Places: Nurses, NPs & PAs, CNAs & PCTs, Caregivers

  • NURSES Etc Staffing logo

    NURSES Etc StaffingHealthcare staffing agency

    Healthcare staffing firm since 2000 placing travel, per diem, local PRN and government service clinicians.

    Places: Nurses, CNAs & PCTs, Doctors, Therapy & rehab

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Frequently asked questions

How many entry-level EMT and paramedic jobs are open?

21 today, at 8 employers in 9 states, the most in South Carolina (7), Missouri (4), Alabama (2). This page lists the newest 21; each state's page lists the state's own.

How much do entry-level EMT and paramedic jobs pay?

7 of them state an hourly rate, with a median of $25.08 an hour (the middle of each posted range). Each posting states its own range; many pay more after training or a certificate.

Do these EMT and paramedic jobs really need no experience?

Each one's posting says so in its own words, quoted under its title. A licensed job still needs its license or certificate and welcomes new graduates; the posting says what training it gives.

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