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Why Front Line EMS


At Front Line we put our providers first in all we do. We have learned that if our people are appropriately supported, cared for, and invested in, our patients, clients, and community will naturally receive better care, and our company will enjoy a healthy and happy work atmosphere. You will see our dedication to our providers in our competitive pay, comfortable offices, top-of-the-line equipment, new ambulances, benefits, and our “give back” incentives.


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  • Paramedics
  • EMTs
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  • Nurses
  • Physicians

We give all we can to our team members, and in return, we expect more. We believe in a culture of hard work, preparation, and dedication that is sometimes interrupted with periods of rest, as opposed to a culture of rest that is sometimes interrupted by work. This culture nurtures and develops high-value talent and leaders who will thrive and quickly rise through the ranks and enjoy many opportunities with Front Line and within the EMS industry, wherever we serve.


Please Note:
Front Line EMS is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, religion, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status or condition protected by law.

Wildland Fire Medic - USA


The Wildland Fire Medic provides emergency medical care and support to firefighters and civilians during wildland fire operations. This role demands a high level of physical fitness, expertise in emergency response, and the ability to work under extreme conditions in remote areas.


  • Provider Level: EMT, Paramedic, Nurse, Physician

  • Special Requirements (can acquire after onboarding to roster): FEMA 100, 200, 700, 800, min 1 year acute care or 911 experience, NWCG S130, S190, L180, current Arduous Pack Test (3 mile walk with 45 pound pack in 45 minutes or less), Only RT130 and current pack test is needed if previously qualified.

  • Location: May deploy nationwide

  • Schedule: 12 to 16 hour days while deployed (can vary)

  • Pay Type: Hourly with Overtime after 8 hours per day and 40 hours per week. Paid for real driving time and 16 hours per day while working on fires. Rate DOE

  • Benefits

    • Pay Direct Deposited Weekly

    • Access to 401k

    • Free training opportunities

    • Access to scholarships and company trips/incentives

To Apply: Create an Account and Deployment Application by clicking below.



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ALS Ground Team (Paramedic or EMT ) - Boise, Idaho


The ALS Ground Team provides advanced life support and emergency medical services in pre-hospital settings. This team is critical in assessing, managing, and treating patients during transport, requiring strong clinical skills and the ability to make rapid decisions in emergency situations.


  • Provider Level: Paramedic, EMT, AEMT

  • Special Requirements: 1 year EMS experience, BLS, Clean Driving Record, ACLS and PALS for paramedics

  • Location: Must be available in the greater Boise, Idaho area

  • Schedule: Full Time, Part Time, or PRN available

  • Pay Type: Hourly with Overtime. Competitive wage rate DOE

  • Benefits: 

    • Pay Direct Deposited Weekly

    • Access to healthcare benefits

    • Access to 401k

    • Free training opportunities

    • Employee year-end bonuses/profit sharing

    • Access to scholarships and company trips/incentives

To Apply: Complete our Boise application form by clicking the link below. 



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“ When I come to Front Line, they actually care about me as a provider. People have gone above and beyond to make me a better provider and improve my salary. ”

– Jacob D.

“ Front Line has allowed me to do the things I’ve always wanted to do as a paramedic ”

– JP P., Paramedic

“ I’m very impressed with how Front Line has treated not only me but all of their employees. I’ve always wanted to be a part of something bigger and better, and that is what Front Line is ”

– Jason E.

“ My experience with Front Line has been a blast. Something different all the time. That’s one of the fun things about working with them, is we’re always getting to do something different ”

– Tammy

“ If it wasn't for Front Line, me going back to paramedic school would not be possible. ”

– Madison P., EMT