Pros
Brand new equipment and initially, good coworkers, but the hiring process became more and more lenient as they hired less and less qualified individuals who would be your partner on your unit
Cons
Management was initially good, but became terrible. They were initially super transparent in terms of understanding that this was a stepping stone for future jobs in healthcare, law enforcement, or firefighting, but became more and more aggressive in implementing new rules that made it restrictive for schedules. Management also were so contract-focused that your EMT skills would start to decline and there was no leadership to follow, so it became the blind leading the blind, as new EMTs were being set up with even newer EMTs. I would personally not allow my own relative to be transported by these individuals at this point in time.