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How to Become a Female EMT / Paramedic in Ohio

3 active openings· pay $64k–$84k/yr

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Ohio EMT / Paramedic requirements

The core documents and certifications most Ohio departments expect from emt / paramedic candidates:

  • Valid driver's license
  • Birth certificate or passport
  • High school diploma / GED
  • EMT-Basic certification
  • AEMT or Paramedic cert (if req.)
  • CPR / BLS certification
  • NREMT card / State EMS license
  • Physical exam clearance letter
  • Background check authorization

EMS Physical Readiness Assessment fitness standards

EMS Physical Readiness Assessment benchmarks. Women pass these at high rates when they train to them specifically — here are the minimum and target numbers:

EventMinimumTarget
Push-Ups20 reps35 reps
Sit-Ups (1 min)20 reps35 reps
1.5-Mile Run16:3014:00
Functional Lift (Patient Weight)125 lbs165 lbs

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Open emt / paramedic jobs in Ohio

3 live openings, updated weekly from official agency boards.

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