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Sugar River EMS’s members come from all walks of life. Many of our members are new to EMS, while others have decades of experience. Our members include college students as well as retired people eager to give back to their community. Whether an EMT or Driver, volunteer or part-time, all of our members are part of a professional team that is ready to provide the best emergency care to the Sugar River community. To learn more, please fill out the form below and a member of Sugar River EMS will contact you.

All members of Sugar River EMS have access to a modern, comfortable station with recently renovated sleeping quarters, a day room, and a meeting room. A full kitchen, laundry, and internet access are available when at the station. Our ambulances are stocked with state-of-the-art equipment, and we operate under progressive EMS protocols, allowing our EMTs to provide an exceptional level of service to our community. Our department is staffed by a full-time Department Chief and Deputy Chief, a number of LTE Advanced EMTs and Paramedics, and a dedicated group of volunteer EMTs. We accept applications for employee team members throughout the year. Advanced EMTs and Paramedics with at least one year of EMS experience are encouraged to apply for limited-term (LTE) positions.

Sugar River EMS offers:

  • Wide variety of paid and volunteer opportunities

  • Competitive wages based on experience

  • Flexible scheduling based on employee availability and department needs

  • 12- and 24-hour shifts

  • Department uniform allowance

  • Access to continuing education training

*The application process includes an interview with current department members, a background check, and a probationary/mentorship period.

Begin your path to Sugar River EMS today!

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Contact Sugar River EMS:
admin@sugarriverems.com

Contact EMS Chief Backes: cbackes@sugarriverems.com

Contact EMS Deputy Chief Wescott: jwescott@sugarriverems.com

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Firefighters in protective gear and helmets, some with breathing apparatus, are gathered outdoors on snow-covered ground near a wooded area at night.