Premier Ambulance reviews

-It is in the policy that they can give you another call an hour after your scheduled shift time is up. Example: end of shift (EOS) is 4pm. Yet, the give you another call at 3:59pm. Now your 10 hour shift ends up being 12-13 hours. They are notorious for doing this. -Uniforms are class A's (what police wear) which feels hot and restricts necessary body mechanics for the job ( specifically the pants) -Even on hot days, if you have tattoos good luck. They require ALL tattoos to be covered and will get punished if you are caught with no arm sleeves. Ridiculous considering the heat some days. -Kevorkian-For the past couple months they started giving lunches at hour 2, which is great to have a lunch. However, if you're working an 8 hour+, it doesn't make much sense.

Where do I begin? Working here, the pay is decent compared to other companies, but like with many large corporations, you'll feel like just another number. Orientation starts with an upbeat meeting about the mission and the impact you'll have in the field. However, within your first week, you'll quickly realize how poorly managed and disorganized the company truly is. Expect to be held over for up to 3 hours with calls labeled as "ASAP," involving drives of over an hour, only to be blamed by dispatch to the higher-ups. This company is cut-throat and will fire you at the slightest inconvenience. This place is not for the weak and goes to show how undervalued EMTs are in the field. Be warned, Human resource is not your ally, supervisors are not here to help you. This is a corporation, which means they'll likely step over you at any given notice.