Pros
Working here was great. The hours are super flexible, so I was able to work here, go to school, and have an internship (which was busy, but necessary). They’re open 24/7 so I worked a lot of night shifts, because that was often the only time I had free. Management doesn’t mind when you work or if you need to switch up your hours a lot, so I imagine this would be great for other students like I was or for newly licensed EMTs that maybe have a few classes left or are trying to balance family life. They’re not stingy with overtime either, so if you’re strapped for cash you can take on more hours if you need to.
Cons
The starting pay could have been higher, but after you’ve been there a little bit they raise your pay and everything is all good.