FEATURED IN ADMINISTRATION AND LEADERSHIP
- Volunteer EMS Staff Protects More Than 2,000 People in Colo.
- Using and Understanding EMS Buzzwords
- Effective Communication is a Key Tool for EMS Managers
- ‘Scene Safe’ Mantra Provides EMS Danger
- Using “CPIs” to Help Prevent Legal Troubles
- Pro Bono: Are You Always On Call?
- How the Affordable Care Act Will Change EMS
Are You Connected?
Are you happy in your current position? Do you feel your pay is commensurate with your experience? Ever wonder if there's pay parity between the men and women of EMS? The "2001 JEMS Salary Survey" is one place you can look for answers to these and other questions about salaries, job satisfaction and attrition in EMS. For instance, this year's survey appears to suggest a positive link between job satisfaction and increased personnel performance accountability. Other notable findings include an apparent lack of a relationship between unionized labor and lower attrition rates.
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| 2001salarysurvey_tcm16-13571.pdf | 2.89 MB |
