Serve Your Hometown as a Hall Paramedic or Emergency Medical Technician
Primary
Paramedic
Hall Ambulance is the 9-1-1 paramedic provider for Bakersfield and 94% of Kern County, putting you at the helm of your patient's pre-hospital care needs.
Ideal Work/Life
Balance
Metro Crews work seven 12-hour shifts every two weeks, while crews assigned to our rural stations work ten 48-hour shifts per month.
People
Centric
We work to ensure our paramedics and EMTs have the equipment, support, and opportunities to do what they do best every day!
Build Your Career Where You Are Building Your Life!
Whether you are a paramedic or EMT who went away to college, served in the military, worked for another industry, or recently relocated here, we'd like to talk to you about putting your skills to work for your hometown ambulance service.
Hall Ambulance is hiring paramedics and EMTs to work in its Metro Bakersfield, East, and West Kern operations areas. From Delano to Frazier Park and Boron to Taft, our EMS professionals are making a difference in their community by responding to those who fall victim to sudden illness or injury.
Hall Ambulance pays its paramedics and EMTs a starting wage well above California's median pay of $36,330 (EMTs) and $48,880 (Paramedics). Hall Ambulance Paramedics start at $65,000 - $70,000 annually; DOE; while, EMTs start at $43,825.60 - $47,424.00 annually; DOE. Plus, our EMS crews are not obligated to do mandatory overtime but have the opportunity to pick up extra shifts. Our total compensation package is complemented by a very generous benefits.
What’s it like to be a Hall Ambulance Paramedic or EMT?
It starts with putting on the iconic Hall Ambulance uniform with the orange, white, and blue epaulets signifying you are an EMS professional ready to tend to your patient's needs.
Our modern fleet of ambulances painted in their signature Omaha Orange with checkerboard blue safety pattern commands attention. Their interior patient suites are outfitted with details that can only be appreciated by those paramedics who have worked in other systems. Our crews value having great equipment and a maintained fleet which allows them to focus on delivering exemplary patient care.
Those working in our Metro system appreciate arriving to work to find their ambulance is fully stocked, detailed, and ready to roll on whatever the day brings.
While we work hard, we have a good time and recognize success with events like our annual Founder's Awards, EMS Week Company Picnic, Labor Day BBQ, and Years of Service Recognition.
Industry-Leading Long Term Employment Recognition
Hall Ambulance celebrates those employees who make a long term employment commitment by providing unparalleled recognition for milestone anniversaries:
- 1-year: A travel mug, and certificate of recognition
- 5-years: AirPods (or other similar product), wood plaque, travel cup, and uniform stripes
- 10-years: Plaque with 10 year recognition, digital signage recognition, gold watch or diamond earrings, uniform stripes and star, and travel cup
- 15-years: $1,200 travel voucher, uniform stripes, and travel cup
- 20-years: Rolex watch, travel cup, uniform stripes and double stars
- 25-years: $5,000 check, cup, and uniform stripes
- 30-years: $5,000 check, cup, uniform stripes and stars
Benefits to Keep You at the Top of Your Game
- Continuing Education & Skills Training through the Harvey L. Hall EMS Academy
- Company Paid Medical Examiner’s Certificate
- State of the Art Equipment – our ambulances are the best around
- Medical Benefits employee base plan 100% covered by Employer
- Paid Time Off and Sick Pay
- Mental Health Support – several options including contracted licensed therapist
- Uniforms are 100% paid by the Company
- 401(k) Plan with Employer Match
- Career Advancement – we promote from within
- Long Term Disability covered by Employer
- Life Insurance base plan covered by Employer
Built On Our Founder’s Ideals of Care, Compassion & Community
Locally owned and operated, Hall Ambulance was founded in 1971 by Harvey L. Hall, who was named by the National EMS Museum and the California Ambulance Association as being one of 17 Californians responsible for shaping EMS in the United States.
Today, his wife Lavonne C. Hall and a dedicated leadership team are carrying forward our founder's ideals of Care, Compassion & Community!