AMR Reviews

Scheduling is absurd. They'll call you on your day off and mandate you come in after being held over by 2-4 hours for every shift. If you acquire PTO and try to schedule it ahead of time, they'll deny it. So then when you call off due to prior engagements, they'll penalize you and put it in your file without notice. The vehicles and equipment are always breaking down. They'll send EMTs on the road with the proper certifications (which is illegal). When you notify management of this, they'll start treating you differently and requiring you come in on your days off, holding you late past your end of shift time, and refusing to approve earned time off. The money you earn is not worth the headache you will endure every day you walk into this establishment. Unless you are one of managements favorites, there is not room for advancement, no fairness, and no professionalism.

Staffing is a problem, both in dispatch and in the field. It's common to be short-staffed and struggle with the call volume.