Pros
They are in the midst of a lot of improvements. New leadership is part of that. With that said, it is a good place to get exposure to health care and emergency medicine. Pay is low but they are addressing that and unfortunately, this industry is low paying, to begin with. If you want to move up (EMT-B to P) they can help with that. They still need to do a better job with the basics (management attitudes, follow-up, communication) but they are working on it. You are also pretty much guaranteed OT if you want it.
Cons
There's a lot of monotonous work but the occasional out-of-the-ordinary and ER call's make up for that. Lack of follow-up and communication from leadership/management (follow-up to questions and requests) still needs improvement. Pay, while improving, is still behind other industry peers.