The Algoma District Services Administration Board (ADSAB) / Algoma District Paramedic Services is seeking applications from Ontario-qualified Primary Care Paramedics.
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The current collective agreement top rate for Primary Care Paramedics is $43.08 per hour. Higher starting rates are offered for experienced A-EMCA Paramedics with 5+ years’ full-time equivalent experience. On-call rate and overtime callback premiums apply for the on-call portion of shifts. For full-time positions, we offer generous vacation entitlement and 13 paid holidays per year, as well as employer-paid group health benefits coverage.
Although COVID-19 vaccination is strongly encouraged, it is not a mandatory requirement for employment with the Algoma District Services Administration Board / Algoma District Paramedic Services.
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