You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
MedCoast Ambulance?
- Thread starter JENNI
- Start date
I had an interview with them as well but found out they were kind of sketchy, apparently the owner was also high up in Pacific and he got into it with a couple other people, then Pacific was missing 5 ambulances and then a couple weeks later Medcoast comes up with a couple ambulances.
Most of the fireman I know I asked and they haven't even heard of it.
Most of the fireman I know I asked and they haven't even heard of it.
I have had many friends who work there. Typical IFT company, stay unrecognized and just do your job right. Mostly IFT, dialysis, and they even have CCT now. I would recommend another company but I understand in this economy it is hard to pass up on a job. Let me know if you have more specific questions.
Most of the fireman I know I asked and they haven't even heard of it.
:rofl::rofl::rofl: Maybe because its a IFT company why would they know about them?
How did the interview go JENNI? I was thinking about applying with them. Can you share your experience with us?
Well I got in and they had me fill out a application and they gave me a 26 question test. Afterwards I was about to be interivewed by there operation manager and their HR manager but they looked at my school schedule and asked if I would be able to take off 2-3 weeks off for training which I couldn't because of my school schedule. They said that they would keep my application and I could call them when winter break came to do another interview if I wanted. I was pretty bummed because I realized that most companies will need me to have some time off for training:sad:
Ratchet1215
Forum Ride Along
- 5
- 0
- 0
I had an interview with them. It went really well and everyone was really cool. They even offered me a job. But unfortunately I didn't have the money it was gonna take to get the LA DOT permit. So I had to turn it down. :sad:
I had an interview with them. It went really well and everyone was really cool. They even offered me a job. But unfortunately I didn't have the money it was gonna take to get the LA DOT permit. So I had to turn it down. :sad:
Then why interview? If you want to work in a company that serves LA City at all - you will need that permit. It's cheaper than commuting if you are looking for work for money or experience.....
Ratchet1215
Forum Ride Along
- 5
- 0
- 0
I wasn't aware of such a permit until they told me about it in the interview. The total cost of getting a job there was $260 between LA DOT permit, OC Expanded Scope and LA Expanded scope. I didn't have the money. Its that simple. And it wouldn't be cheaper than commuting given the fact that I live 70 miles away from the job.
Last edited by a moderator:
Ratchet1215
Forum Ride Along
- 5
- 0
- 0
I live in San Bernardino. I was willing to make the commute but unfortunately just didn't have the money for those licenses.
EDIT* San Bernardino Mountains
EDIT* San Bernardino Mountains
Last edited by a moderator: