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Location: South Carolina
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Latest Activity: Oct 18

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Ben Waller Comment by Ben Waller on October 18, 2009 at 7:05am
John,

South of Horry County, these are your options...

Georgetown County - Fire/EMS
Berkeley County - 3rd Service
Charleston County - 3rd service
Dorchester County - 3rd service
Colleton County - Fire/EMS
Beaufort County - 3rd service
Burton Fire District - ALS engines
Bluffton Township Fire District - ALS engines
Hilton Head Island - Fire/EMS
Jasper County - Fire/EMS
V-fibber Comment by V-fibber on October 18, 2009 at 6:39am
You could look further south......Charleston , Dorchester county. They are 3rd service government. I moved here from Boston 4 months ago and I havent looked back. Just need your National.
John Fekety Comment by John Fekety on October 17, 2009 at 10:27pm
Hi to all of the friends I have not met in SC yet. I am a PA paramedic with 9 yrs experience as a medic and a total of 19 yrs in EMS as a 1st Responder and EMT-B. Like several other people here I am looking to relocate to a coastal area of SC. Nothing against those in the mountains, I grew up at the Jersey shore and miss sand in my shoes. I have read the other posts with comments about different departments and I will be following up on those leads. I did apply to Horry County after meeting a FF/medic on a recent vacation. He said although Horry County requires everyone to be cross trained most of the young guys want the glory (?) and excitement on the fire side so I should be able to get as much time on an ambulance as I want. does anyone know of any other fire departments that would let me spend my time on the ambulance rather than requiring rotation on the fire apparatus. I love those people on that side of emergency services, it's just not my thing. Blood, guts, broken bones & holding little old ladies hands are what I live for.
Monica Copeland Comment by Monica Copeland on September 23, 2009 at 10:27am
Hi, all,
My name is Monica Copeland and I work for Spartanburg EMS (for 21 years now). I also work for MedTrans One helicopter and I work for Upstate EMS Council. I looking pick up at least two more jobs :)
V-fibber Comment by V-fibber on September 3, 2009 at 3:45pm
You can also look at Dorchester county also. I believe we are hiring too.
Cristofer Joan Gutierrez Comment by Cristofer Joan Gutierrez on September 3, 2009 at 12:46pm
No word yet from Beaufort... well I heard something but not yet clear on the details. I heard they made a decision on the 5 new employees but they have not yet been cleared by employment services. I was told they wont say who was chosen until they get the go from all ends. I'm still waiting. Im going to be going back to South Carolina to apply at Charleston County EMS. Thanks Bill!
Bill Mastrianni Comment by Bill Mastrianni on August 28, 2009 at 10:30am
Here's a link to Charleston County EMS:

http://www.charlestoncounty.org/ems.htm

You can contact Capt. Todd McGeorge, the Charleston County EMS Training Officer (843-202-6711) for information on the hiring process. Look forward to meeting you.
Bill Mastrianni, Ass't. Director
Charleston County EMS
843-202-6702
emswfm@charlestoncounty.org


Feel free to contact me.
V-fibber Comment by V-fibber on August 28, 2009 at 9:24am
Any word of Beoufort county there Cristofer?
V-fibber Comment by V-fibber on July 24, 2009 at 10:30am
Theres Dorchester County , Orangeburg county , Charleston County.....they have stuff on-line for you to see.
Tom Bouthillet Comment by Tom Bouthillet on July 24, 2009 at 7:20am
You might be surprised as to how many Hispanics live in South Carolina! The growth ove the last 10 years has been impressive. Hilton Head Island Fire & Rescue has one Hispanic employee and we'd love to have more, as it really helps to have someone on scene who is bilingual. Miami to SC culture shock? You bet! Good luck.
 

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V-fibber reaper Ben Waller Tom Bouthillet Tim Clemmer Lwood Bill Mastrianni Ralph Robert Wales Terry Pamela Rodgers Michael E. Marling Kevin Campbell william Brian Loomis Michael Freeman phil Kevin C. Welborn Greg Robinson Jeff Trull Laura Vandegrift Melvin Alexander Ken Plants Melissa Poole RICKY BENSON Rev. Michael B. Graham kyle hardie Mary Holland Hayward Dewey Pack JR Keith Russell Elliott
 
 

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