Initial EMT Certification & Employment

• • Have all these scanned items condensed on 1 page or as few pages as possible on 1 file, ready to upload. Title the file with your name.

  • National Registry EMT Certification Card

  • State Certification Card

  • County Certification Card

  • CPR Card

  • Current Immunization Records

  • Valid Driver's License

  • Ambulance Driver's Certificate / Medical Examiner's Certificate (See above for details..)

  • California DMV H6 PRINT OUT, within the past 30 days prior to job application being turned in/submitted. 

    • This is a 10 year printout of full driving record.

    • Can be done online with California DMV. Click HERE

  • Proof of ability to work in the United States

    • United States I-9 Form HERE

  • 2 forms of government issued identification. 

    • Which may include your social security card. 

  • Current Resume and Cover Page

    • Try to keep Resume and Cover Page to 1 page EACH. 

    • Times New Roman OR Arial font ONLY. 

    • DO NOT PUT IT IN A BINDER/ SPIRAL/ LAMINATE/ SHEET PROTECTORS.

    • DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE OR BRIGHT COLORED PAPER, PICTURES. 

    • SINGLE STAPLE AT TOP LEFT CORNER ON PLAIN PAPER. 

  • Job References (Business and Personal.)

  • Then include any additional certifications or documents you may have.

    • Letters of Recommendation 

    • Additional Training (Such as: EMGM 106 Course, FEMA online courses)

On the morning of November 5, 2017, Fire Captain Ryan J. Mitchell died by suicide. During this year, Captain Mitchell was 1 of 243 Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers in the United States who died by suicide according to the Ruderman White Paper on Mental Health and Suicide of First Responders. First Responders are at a greater risk for experiencing symptoms of posttraumatic stress, depression, substance use disorders and suicidal ideation. Many First Responders are reluctant to seek behavioral health services due to the stigma and shame associated with mental illness.

It's not only important to maintain your physical health as a first responder, but also your emotional and mental health. Look after yourself and your co-workers for any signs you or them may need intervention. Please see the brochure for more details.