Firefighter jobs in Florida

The City of Hialeah is seeking certified firefighters with a valid Paramedic license. The salary range is $44,950 to $91,333 annually, with a starting salary of $58,895.

Earn up to $72,951.58 in your first year with a base salary starting at $57,449.26. Requires a State of Florida Firefighter II certificate, Paramedic license, CPAT, swim test, and EVOC.

This civilian paramedic position requires a current Florida Paramedic License, ACLS, and CPR certifications without requiring firefighter certification. No salary or application deadline was provided in the posting.

Earn $26 to $41 per hour as a Fire Instructor with the Coral Springs Regional Institute of Public Safety. Requirements vary by specialty, including certifications such as State Certified Firefighter, Fire Instructor, and EMT or Paramedic.

This role requires a bachelor's degree, eight years of fire experience including four years in supervision, and various certifications like Florida Firefighter II and EMT obtainable post-hire. The city covers 100% of health, dental, and life insurance premiums for employees.

The City of Eustis seeks a Deputy Fire Chief earning $96,534 to $155,312 annually with free employee health and dental insurance. Requires an Associate's degree in Fire Science, eight years of experience including two as a Lieutenant, and specific certifications.

The Walton County Sheriff's Office is seeking a Division Chief - Fire Marshal to oversee all fire prevention, code enforcement, and investigation functions. Requires six years of fire service and administrative experience, State of Florida firefighter and inspector certifications, and a valid driver's license.

Volusia County seeks part-time or intermittent Emergency Medical Technicians starting at $17.75 per hour with continuous recruitment. Requires a Florida EMT certification, valid driver license, and specific FEMA coursework.

Volusia County is hiring a full-time Emergency Medical Technician starting at $17.75 per hour with shift differentials and comprehensive benefits, including FRS retirement and tuition reimbursement. This continuous posting requires around-the-clock availability.

This full-time hourly position requires a State of Florida Firefighter Certificate of Compliance and Florida EMT certification, offering medical, dental, vision, and Florida Retirement System benefits.

Putnam County is hiring a part-time, temporary Emergency Medical Technician/Firefighter requiring valid Florida EMT and BLS/CPR certifications, an approved EVOC course, and a valid Florida Driver's License.

The EMS Training Captain requires Florida Firefighter II, Paramedic, and State Instructor certifications alongside extensive experience, offering comprehensive health benefits and Florida Retirement System membership.

This continuous recruitment seeks an EMT or Paramedic to provide emergency first aid and safety monitoring at the RP Funding Center. This is a part-time temporary position requiring a high school diploma and one year of customer service experience.

This provisional EMT firefighter position requires Florida Firefighter and EMT certifications, a valid driver license, and completion of paramedic certification within three years.

Join the Plantation Fire Department Cadet program, a career development opportunity for young adults aged 14 to 18. Applicants must maintain a 2.0 GPA and attend bi-weekly Wednesday evening meetings.

The City of Eustis pays $81,858 annually for a Fire Captain requiring an Associate's degree, eight years of experience, Fire Officer I, State Certified Paramedic, and multiple fire instructor and inspector certifications. Standout benefits include free employee health and dental insurance.

This Fire Inspector role requires a High School Diploma or G.E.D. and a valid State of Florida Driver's License, plus Florida State Fire Safety Inspector I certification. The position offers comprehensive group insurance plans with free employee-only health coverage.

The City of Stuart is hiring a Fire Inspector requiring a valid State of Florida Firesafety Inspector I certification and a high school diploma. Enjoy comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance, plus FRS retirement and tuition reimbursement.

The City of Hialeah is hiring a Fire Inspector for an annual salary of $44,482 to $91,106. Applicants must possess a high school diploma, valid Florida driver license, and current State Fire Inspector certificate.

This role requires two years of fire department experience and Florida Firefighter II, Inspector, Fire Officer I, and Fire Instructor I certifications. The posting does not disclose salary or application deadlines.

This role requires a high school diploma and six years of fire inspection experience, plus a Fire Inspector I certification. Enjoy competitive benefits including Florida Retirement System coverage, educational assistance, and medical plans.

This part-time Fire Instructor role requires six years of fire service experience, a High School diploma or GED, and State of Florida Firefighter II, Fire Instructor I, and Live Fire Instructor I certifications.

The City of Winter Haven is hiring a full-time Fire Lieutenant paying $66,668 to $90,131 annually with a $12,000 paramedic incentive and day-one medical benefits. Applications close November 1, 2026.

Lead fire prevention and code enforcement operations with a base salary up to $145,000 annually. Requires a Master's or Bachelor's degree with supervisory fire prevention experience, plus up to $3,000 in relocation assistance.

Lead the fire prevention and inspection division requiring a bachelor's degree, Florida Fire Safety I Inspector Certification, and Florida State Firefighter Certification. Enjoy comprehensive benefits including a defined benefit pension plan and tuition reimbursement.

This role requires Florida State certification as a Fire Inspector and two years of experience in fire or building plans review. The position offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and retirement.

Starting annual pay is $52,071.04 with a starting hourly rate of $16.52. Applicants must possess a valid Florida EMT license and Fire Marshal Certificate of Compliance, and enroll in paramedic school within 12 months of hire.

Earn a starting salary of $52,071 annually plus a $10,000 sign-on bonus for this 24/48 shift schedule. Requires Florida Firefighter Certificate of Compliance and State Paramedic certification at application.

Earn a starting salary of $63,571.20 annually with a $10,000 sign-on bonus. Applicants must possess a valid Florida Paramedic certification, a high school diploma, and meet specific driving history requirements at the time of application.

This part-time Fire Safety Specialist role requires a State of Florida Fire Safety Inspector I Certificate and a valid driver's license at application. A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in fire service or building code is required.

This role requires a high school diploma or GED, Florida Firefighter Minimum Standards certification, Florida EMT certification, EVOC, and a valid Florida driver's license, with a commitment to obtain a Florida Paramedic certification within 3 years.

This full-time Firefighter EMT position requires Florida Firefighter II and EMT certifications along with a valid driver license. Benefits include medical, dental, and life insurance, paid time off, and Florida Retirement System participation.

Earn $18.43 per hour working a 24/48 shift schedule as a Firefighter EMT or Paramedic. Requires Florida Firefighter Minimum Standards and EMT/Paramedic certification, plus a valid Class E Driver's License. Generous incentive pay available for specialized teams and certifications.

This role requires Florida Firefighter II and Paramedic certifications, a valid Florida driver license, and CPR and ACLS cards. Applicants must meet NFPA 1582 standards and pass a physical ability test.

Full-time Firefighter Paramedic position requiring Florida State Fire Standards and Paramedic certifications, plus a valid driver's license upon hire. Offers fully paid employee medical insurance and retirement plans.

This role requires Florida Firefighter II, EMT, and BLS certifications at hire, with certification pay and Florida Retirement System Special Risk Class benefits included.

Earn $16.54/hourly while completing required EMT and paramedic training. Candidates must hold a Florida Firefighter Certificate of Compliance, CPAT or RPAT within one year, and be at least 18. Enjoy robust benefits including medical, FRS retirement, and tuition reimbursement.

This part-time Firefighter/EMT position pays $17.40 per hour and requires state Firefighter and EMT or Paramedic certifications along with a valid Florida driver license.

This entry-level firefighter position requires a high school diploma, age 18 or older, State of Florida Minimum Standards Course certification, and State of Florida EMT certification prior to appointment. A 12-month probationary period applies.

Earn an annual salary of $45,502 to $55,382 while responding to fire and EMS calls. Requires a Florida Firefighter II Certificate and State/National EMT certification. Apply continuously until filled.

North Port Fire Rescue seeks Firefighter EMTs and Paramedics with annual salaries ranging from $61,960 to $110,638. Requirements include a valid Florida driver license, State Firefighter I/II Certificate, and State EMT or Paramedic certification.

Earn a starting hourly wage of $19.64 or $49,021 annually, with State of Florida Firefighter I/II and EMT certifications required at hire. Enjoy day-one medical and pension benefits. Apply by November 9, 2026.

This position requires a High School Diploma or GED, State of Florida Firefighter Minimum Standards Certification, and Florida Certified EMT. Applications are processed through the NTN Applicant Portal.

DeSoto County Fire Rescue seeks certified Firefighter Paramedics holding valid Florida certifications, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, and a Florida driver license. Enjoy a complete benefits package with health, retirement, and leave options.

St. Pete Beach Fire Rescue seeks dual-certified Firefighter/Paramedics, offering full health coverage, 100% employer-paid life insurance, and an FRS pension. Applicants currently in paramedic school or fire academy are also encouraged to apply.

Applications are accepted through December 31, 9999 for the Probationary Firefighter position.

Earn $16.40 per hour while receiving full-time paid training to obtain your State of Florida Firefighter and EMT certifications. Applicants must be at least 18 and meet specific income guidelines. No application deadline is specified.

Gainesville Fire Rescue is hiring certified firefighters earning $23.02 to $34.53 per hour. Applicants must hold a Florida Fire Fighter certificate and EMT or Paramedic certification. Apply by December 15, 2026.

Volusia County Fire Rescue is hiring Firefighters/EMTs with starting base pay ranging from $17.64 per hour up to $61,588 annually based on experience. Candidates must possess a State of Florida Certificate of Compliance and EMT license.

This role requires a high school diploma, Florida Firefighters II Certification, Florida EMT Certification, CPR Certification, valid driver's license, and passing CPAT and Fire Team scores. Enjoy robust benefits including education incentives and PTO.

This role requires a Florida Fire II Certification and EMT License, 1 to 2 years of advanced EMS experience, and applicants must be at least 18 years old. The position fills a continuous selection pool.

The City of Ormond Beach is hiring a Firefighter/EMT starting at $50,434 annually. Applicants must possess a high school diploma, a Florida Firefighter Certificate of Compliance, a Florida EMT Certificate, and a valid Florida driver license.

Earn $66,270 to $77,890 annually as a Firefighter with EMT or Paramedic certification. Enjoy a 24/48 schedule, defined benefit pension, and low-cost health coverage.

Earn $48,580 to $77,661 annually plus potential paramedic incentives. Requires Firefighter II certification, CPR, and state EMT or paramedic certification or the ability to obtain EMT within one year of hire. Applications are reviewed beginning October 12, 2026.

The City of Temple Terrace is hiring a Firefighter/Paramedic with a starting salary of $57,513 annually plus an $8,500 paramedic incentive. Requirements include a State of Florida EMT-P Certification, CPAT, FireTEAM assessments, and a valid driver's license. Applications are accepted on an ongoing, open until filled basis.

This full-time Firefighter/Paramedic position requires a high school diploma, valid Paramedic certification, State of Florida Firefighter II certification, and a current CPAT. The hiring process establishes an eligibility list for future openings.

This role requires current Florida Firefighters II and Paramedic certifications, a CPR certification, and a valid driver's license, alongside CPAT and Fire Team passing scores. Enjoy a $15,000 annual paramedic incentive and comprehensive benefits.

This role requires a Florida Paramedic License, Fire Fighting Minimum Standards, and AHA ACLS and BLS certifications at hire. Enjoy comprehensive medical, dental, vision, retirement, and educational benefits. Applications are accepted on a continuous basis.

This role requires a Florida Fire II Certification and Florida Paramedic License, plus certifications including CPR, ACLS, PALS, and EVOC. Standout benefits include a $3,000 sign-on bonus.

Earn up to $25.55 per hour with extensive experience as a Firefighter/Paramedic. Requires Florida Firefighter II, Paramedic, ACLS, and PHTLS certifications at hire, plus obtaining Pinellas County EMS Paramedic certification within one year.

Marion County Fire Rescue is hiring a Firefighter/Paramedic with a minimum hourly rate of $25.02 plus a $2/hr transport stipend. Applicants must hold a Florida Firefighter Certification and Florida Paramedic Certification. Apply by November 29, 2026.

This role requires a valid State of Florida Firefighter Certificate and Paramedic Certification at the time of application submission. Assessments and video interviews must be completed by November 6, 2026.

Volusia County Fire Rescue seeks Firefighters/Paramedics with a State of Florida Fire Standards Certificate and Paramedic license. Starting base pay is $21.39 hourly with annual compensation around $69,342 including overtime and holiday incentives.

Join St. Cloud Fire Rescue as a Firefighter/Paramedic with a required State of Florida Firefighter I/II Certification and Paramedic License, plus a minimum age of 18. Enjoy an outstanding pension with a 4% multiplier and a 10-year vest.

This full-time Firefighter/Paramedic position offers an annual base pay of $67,632. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and possess a high school diploma, a valid Florida driver's license, a State of Florida Minimum Fire Standards Certificate of Compliance, and a Paramedic certification.

Earn an annual salary of $57,418 to $88,999 while providing advanced life support and fire suppression. Requires a Florida Firefighter II Certificate and Florida Paramedic certification. Applications are accepted continuously until filled.

The South Pasadena Fire Department is hiring Firefighter/EMTs and Firefighter/Paramedics with a base salary ranging from $70,616 to $74,547, plus fully paid medical insurance and a $7,500 paramedic sign-on bonus. Applications are due by October 23rd, 2026.

This on-call Flight Paramedic position requires three years of advanced EMS experience, a Florida Paramedic license, FP-C, CCP-C, and critical care certifications to provide advanced life support during medical flight operations.

Join the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Apprentice Program to receive 100% tuition assistance for EMT and Firefighter certification courses. Applicants must be 17-21 years old and live in Duval County.

Join Marathon Fire Rescue as a Paramedic staffing medical transfer crews for 24-hour shifts with a minimum requirement of four shifts per month. State of Florida EMT-P, ACLS, BLS/CPR, and EVOC certifications required.

This part-time OPS firefighter apprentice position requires applicants to be at least 18 with a high school diploma and a valid Florida driver's license. The posting does not provide a salary or application deadline.

The City of Delray Beach is hiring an Ocean Rescue Lifeguard requiring a high school diploma, State of Florida EMT 1, CPR certification, and a valid Florida driver's license.

The City of Boca Raton seeks a full-time Ocean Rescue Lifeguard requiring CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguard certifications. Enjoy no-cost employee medical, dental, and vision plans, generous paid time off, and two retirement plan options.

The City of Fernandina Beach is hiring an Ocean Rescue Lifeguard III at $20.10 per hour. Applicants must be at least 16 years old, possess specific CPR, first aid, and BLS certifications, and pass physical swim assessments.

Join the City of Boca Raton as a part-time Ocean Rescue Lifeguard ensuring beach safety. Requires high school diploma, CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguard Training certifications, plus passing a 500-meter swim test in 10 minutes.

This continuous posting offers an annual salary ranging from $52,921 to $82,028 for Paramedics. Applicants must hold a high school diploma or equivalent and a current valid Florida Commercial Driver License.

Full-time Paramedic position in Florida providing advanced pre-hospital life support and emergency care. Requires a high school diploma, valid Florida Driver's License, Florida Paramedic certification, and ACLS/BLS certifications.

Marion County Fire Rescue is hiring a Paramedic with a minimum hourly rate of $25.92, offering holiday pay, a 3% cost of living adjustment, and longevity raises. Applications close November 29, 2026.

Join Volusia County as a Paramedic with continuous hiring. Pay ranges from $22.26 to $25.19 hourly. Requires a Florida paramedic certification, valid driver's license, BLS, ACLS, and FEMA courses, with a Florida Class E license required within 30 days.

Join Volusia County as a part-time or intermittent Paramedic earning $22.26 to $25.19 per hour. This continuous opportunity requires a Florida paramedic certification, valid driver's license, and FEMA certifications.

Putnam County seeks a temporary, on-call Paramedic to provide advanced pre-hospital life support and emergency care. Requires a valid Florida Driver's License, Florida Paramedic certification, and ACLS, BLS, and BTLS certifications.

Join Orange County Fire Rescue as a civilian paramedic earning $24.06 per hour. Requires a State of Florida paramedic certification and a Class E driver license by the December 14, 2026 application deadline.

This role requires current State of Florida and Orange County Paramedic certifications, ACLS, and AHA CPR. Applications are accepted on an ongoing continuous basis.

This full-time hourly Paramedic/Firefighter position requires a valid Florida Driver's License, Florida Firefighter Certificate of Compliance, Florida Paramedic certification, two years of EMT experience, and EVOC completion, featuring Florida Retirement System benefits.

This temporary, as needed, hourly Paramedic/Firefighter position requires a Florida Firefighter Certificate of Compliance, Florida Paramedic certification, and two years of EMT experience.

This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity for young adults aged 14 to 18 to explore a career in fire-rescue through weekly meetings, basic life support training, and firefighting techniques.

Pasco County Fire Rescue seeks Reserve Firefighter/EMTs or Paramedics for a voluntary position requiring state certification as a firefighter and EMT or Paramedic, valid CPAT, and a minimum of 24 monthly service hours.

This Training Captain role requires Florida Firefighter II, Instructor I, Fire Officer I, and EMT certifications, plus two years of company officer experience. Enjoy robust health benefits, free employee medical center, and Florida Retirement System participation.

Citrus County Fire Rescue seeks Transport Firefighter/EMTs to provide emergency medical care and fire suppression on a 24/48 schedule. Requires State Firefighter II, EMT, BLS, and EVOC certifications, and a minimum age of 18.

Requires State of Florida Firefighter II and Paramedic certifications, plus BLS, ACLS, and EVOC. This role works a 24/48 schedule and includes comprehensive health benefits and Florida Retirement System coverage.

Pasco County Fire Rescue is seeking volunteer fire rescue personnel to serve across four local volunteer departments. Applicants must hold a valid driver license, BLS/CPR card, and reside in Pasco or an adjacent county.

Join the Plantation Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter receiving a ten dollar event stipend and pension credits after meeting call response thresholds. Requires high school diploma, age 18, and local residency.

Highlands County Fire Rescue seeks Volunteer Firefighters at least 18 years old to respond to local station calls. This role offers $5 per call paid quarterly along with a length of service award program.

Serve the community in this unpaid volunteer firefighter role responding to emergencies, suppressing fires, and providing medical aid. Requires a Florida driver's license and high school diploma, with Firefighter 1 preferred.

Join the Palm Coast Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter to serve your community and gain hands-on fire service experience. Applications are open continuously with no closing date listed.

Serve as a Volunteer Paid on Call Firefighter requiring a Florida Firefighter I certification, CPR certification, and a high school diploma or GED. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and live within 20 miles of a Citrus County Fire Station.