River Delta Fire District Calif. / FIREFIGHTER

Invites applicants for: 

Firefighter

The District:
The River Delta Fire District is approximately 50 square miles and is located near Highway 12 and Highway 160 near Rio Vista and Isleton, CA. The district runs approximately 400 calls per year and is staffed with Volunteer Firefighters who are required to dedicate one 24-hour shift per week. The district encompasses the Delta Loop, which meanders along the Mokelumne River, San Joaquin River and Seven Mile Slough.  There are several boat harbors, … Read the rest

PART TIME EMT & PARAMEDIC / Batesville Fire & EMS (IN)

Batesville Fire & EMS (IN) is accepting apps for  PART TIME EMT & PARAMEDIC.  Until November 14, 2016.   For details about this career and over 3,500 other fire departments looking to hire firefighters Join FireCareers.com today…  Fill out your PROFILE and get access to thousands of career firefighter recruitment’s across the Country.  FREE 7 Day Pass

Batesville Fire & EMS (IN)

is accepting applications for:

PART TIME EMT & PARAMEDIC

Accepting Applications!

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To EMT Or Not To EMT?… That is the Question.

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