Pros
Work environment is good; great coworkers and overall great atmosphere. You want hours? You got em. 24 and 48 hour stations. 12 hour shifts. Decent equipment. Company parties. Management seems to care. Uniforms are provided for you, though they are not the best and are really uncomfortable.
Cons
Pay could be on par with other private EMS services; plenty of places start their medics off at $25/hr, but not this place. Benefits aren't the best. Good luck using PTO; they'll make you find coverage before they approve it. No retirement or 401k. No moving up in the company. You have to pay for your own recertification. Changes in uniforms. No boot allowance. You got kiss butt if you want to get recognized. A lot of empty promises being made, including increases in pay and addition of other levels of service. Dispatch gets paid much more than the most senior paramedics and get a $5 incentive for every interfacility transport they set up. Cameras in the rigs are supposed to be for "insurance purposes," but dispatch uses them to spy on people. Your prior experience doesn't mean anything. A lot of shady practices happen here; if you file an APS/CPS report or decide to report a facility for unsafe living conditions, management will come after YOU, saying how this has a negative impact on business.