By Sean Caffrey Complaints about low pay at the EMT and paramedic levels are a frequent topic of conversation among EMS professionals. News articles regarding efforts to raise the minimum wage in many states and localities often note that EMTs are among the workers who are paid at, or only slightly above, the minimum wage. A recent report from the Glassdoor.com economic research blog showed EMTs holding ...
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