Employment Opportunities
ABOUT
Marshall Area EMS is a paid on-call service. Members can schedule their hours at times that are convenient for them, but are still required to meet the minimum call hours every month. Every member is required to take at least 36 hours a month in call time and 12 of these must be weekend hours. Members are allowed to sign up for additional call shifts if their schedules permit.
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MONTHLY MEETINGS
We have training meetings the second Monday of every month. The trainings start at 6:30 pm and last 2-3 hours. While we prefer physical attendance, we understand people have busy lives. If you cannot attend one or more meetings, we have an online component including video and quiz that can be completed in lieu of attending the training. We require 100% compliance between these two options. During the meetings we discuss Marshall Area EMS protocols and equipment usage. Guest speakers also help us utilize the tools we have to become better EMTs. You will leave a training feeling more confident in your skills and EMS knowledge.
APPLYING
The department accepts applications from adults regardless of gender, race, religious or sexual preference. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, have a valid driver's license and pass a criminal background check. Applicants should be able to handle the physical requirements and demands of the job.
Marshall Area EMS accepts applications from all training levels throughout the year. If you are not a trained EMT, don't hesitate to apply anyway. There are opportunities to be sponsored through an EMT-basic class. Classes are held at Madison College (MATC) and the college offers a variety of different class times. If you would like to be sent the upcoming EMT class schedule, submit the form below for more information.
For the quickest turnaround we recommend two things. The first is to apply during one of our two annual application processes. We typically go through applications and conduct interviews April-June and November-December. The second way you can best prepare yourself as a strong applicant is to either enroll in an EMT-basic class or currently hold your EMT-basic (or above) certification.
Click below to download the MAEMS Application, Authorization for Release of Information and Driver License Review forms. Fill them out on your computer and submit all three forms either in person or by mail to Marshall Area EMS, 119 Industrial Drive, Marshall, WI 53559. You are more than welcome to turn in your application in-person and receive a tour of the station. To schedule a tour contact Director Scott Allain at (608) 655-4655. Alternatively, contact Scott Allain by filling out the form below to email your application.
Marshall Area EMS is a paid on-call service. Members can schedule their hours at times that are convenient for them, but are still required to meet the minimum call hours every month. Every member is required to take at least 36 hours a month in call time and 12 of these must be weekend hours. Members are allowed to sign up for additional call shifts if their schedules permit.
Click here to view the job description.
MONTHLY MEETINGS
We have training meetings the second Monday of every month. The trainings start at 6:30 pm and last 2-3 hours. While we prefer physical attendance, we understand people have busy lives. If you cannot attend one or more meetings, we have an online component including video and quiz that can be completed in lieu of attending the training. We require 100% compliance between these two options. During the meetings we discuss Marshall Area EMS protocols and equipment usage. Guest speakers also help us utilize the tools we have to become better EMTs. You will leave a training feeling more confident in your skills and EMS knowledge.
APPLYING
The department accepts applications from adults regardless of gender, race, religious or sexual preference. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, have a valid driver's license and pass a criminal background check. Applicants should be able to handle the physical requirements and demands of the job.
Marshall Area EMS accepts applications from all training levels throughout the year. If you are not a trained EMT, don't hesitate to apply anyway. There are opportunities to be sponsored through an EMT-basic class. Classes are held at Madison College (MATC) and the college offers a variety of different class times. If you would like to be sent the upcoming EMT class schedule, submit the form below for more information.
For the quickest turnaround we recommend two things. The first is to apply during one of our two annual application processes. We typically go through applications and conduct interviews April-June and November-December. The second way you can best prepare yourself as a strong applicant is to either enroll in an EMT-basic class or currently hold your EMT-basic (or above) certification.
Click below to download the MAEMS Application, Authorization for Release of Information and Driver License Review forms. Fill them out on your computer and submit all three forms either in person or by mail to Marshall Area EMS, 119 Industrial Drive, Marshall, WI 53559. You are more than welcome to turn in your application in-person and receive a tour of the station. To schedule a tour contact Director Scott Allain at (608) 655-4655. Alternatively, contact Scott Allain by filling out the form below to email your application.
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If your application is reviewed and you are a possible candidate for a position with Marshall Area EMS, you will be contacted by the director for an interview.
If you are selected for a position, you will be brought on as a probationary member. Requirements to complete your probation will be explained to you in orientation, but include required trainings.
There is no greater feeling than helping those in their time of need. EMS is a very rewarding career. If you would like to be a part of Marshall Area EMS, feel free to contact us with any questions.
If you are selected for a position, you will be brought on as a probationary member. Requirements to complete your probation will be explained to you in orientation, but include required trainings.
There is no greater feeling than helping those in their time of need. EMS is a very rewarding career. If you would like to be a part of Marshall Area EMS, feel free to contact us with any questions.
