Firefighter jobs in Georgia

Charlton County seeks a part-time AEMT or EMT-B for Sunday shifts, paying $15.17 to $20.33 hourly. Candidates need a Georgia EMT certification and BLS card, with EMT-Bs required to upgrade to AEMT within six months.

Liberty County is hiring an Assistant Fire Chief of Training starting at $70,131 annually or $33.72 per hour. Requires a bachelor's degree, over four years of experience, a Georgia Class E driver's license, and numerous fire and instructor certifications.

Manage shift operations and department personnel as a Battalion Chief, requiring an associate degree and ten years of fire agency experience including five years as a Captain, plus NPQ Fire Officer III and Georgia Paramedic and Firefighter certifications. Applications are accepted continuously.

Certified Firefighter EMTs and Paramedics earn an annual salary starting at $50,831 with a $3,500 paramedic incentive. Candidates must hold current certifications at application. Enjoy a complete benefits package including healthcare, pension, and paid leave.

Join the Roswell Fire Department as a full-time certified Firefighter/Paramedic and enjoy a 48/96 schedule, educational assistance, and up to a 16% retirement match. Requires Georgia State certification.

Clinic Paramedic position earning a minimum salary of $71,453 annually, requiring a current State of Georgia Paramedic License, CPR, and ACLS. AEMT candidates will be considered with a requirement to enroll in a Paramedic program within 24 months.

Clayton County seeks a Community Care Practitioner Nurse Practitioner with a minimum salary of $129,712.08. Applicants must possess a Georgia RN license and NP certification, or a PA-C, along with CPR and ACLS certifications.

Join the Chatham County Fire Department as a Community Paramedic I requiring three years of full-time EMS experience and a paramedic certification. Enjoy comprehensive health benefits and a defined benefit pension plan.

Earn $21.32 per hour responding to emergency medical calls and providing advanced life support with the fire department. Requires a Georgia EMT-A license and valid driver's license. Open until filled.

Liberty County seeks an EMS Education and Training Coordinator with over four years of Paramedic experience. The role offers a starting annual salary of 63,535 to 66,102 dollars, a Monday through Friday schedule, and a comprehensive benefits package.

Chatham County Fire Department seeks an EMS Training Coordinator requiring a paramedic license, NIMS certifications, and multiple instructor credentials. This role offers outstanding benefits and a defined benefit pension plan.

Earn $15.04 to $16.54 per hour while working a 48/96 schedule with robust state retirement and health benefits. Requires valid certifications and a minimum age of 18. This position is open until filled.

Jekyll Island is hiring a full-time Firefighter Paramedic paying $18.05 to $19.60 per hour, offering a pension with a 401(k) match and a 48/96 work schedule. Requires a current Georgia Paramedic license and Georgia Firefighter Certification. Open until filled.

Laurens County EMS is hiring a part-time EMT requiring a vocational training program completion, current Georgia AEMT certification, and a valid Georgia driver's license. The schedule varies with no guaranteed hours.

Full-time EMT/Paramedic position offering an hourly pay rate ranging from $19 to $23. Requires a valid driver's license and EMT or Paramedic certification. No application deadline is specified.

The Alpharetta Fire Corps seeks dedicated volunteers for a non-emergency, operational support role assisting firefighters with SCBA refills, decontamination, and rehabilitation during incidents. No previous firefighting experience or certification is required.

Greene County is hiring a Fire Marshal requiring a high school diploma, five years of fire service experience, and Fire Inspector I certification. Applications are accepted continuously until the position is filled.

This certified Fire Paramedic Support position requires a Georgia Paramedic certification and a valid Georgia CDL at hire, with Firefighter I certification required within twelve months.

This role requires an Associate's degree, two years of experience, and a valid Georgia Class C driver's license, with Fire Plans Examiner and Fire Inspector certifications required within one year of hire. Standout benefits include a 10% 401(a) contribution and city-paid life and disability insurance.

Glynn County Fire Rescue seeks entry-level Fire Recruits to undergo intensive paid training. Uncertified and unlicensed applicants are encouraged; all training is provided. The position offers comprehensive health and retirement benefits.

This non-certified Fire Recruit position requires a high school diploma or GED and a valid Georgia driver's license. Recruits participate in the fire academy and on-the-job training.

Macon-Bibb County Fire Department is hiring Fire Recruits. Requires a high school diploma or GED, valid Georgia driver's license, and passing a physical agility test and assessment center. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, and a pension plan.

Rockdale County Fire Rescue is continually accepting applications from experienced Firefighter, Firefighter/Driver, and Sergeant candidates holding Firefighter II, EMT, and ICS certifications. This is an ongoing opportunity with flexible candidate discussions.

This firefighter position requires at least 2 years of service, valid NPQ Firefighter I, HazMat, and EMT or Paramedic certifications, and a Georgia driver license. Standout benefits include a 10 percent 401(a) contribution and city-paid life and disability insurance.

Join Columbus Consolidated Government as a Firefighter EMT F1, requiring candidates to be at least 18 with a high school diploma, Georgia driver license, and state EMS certification. Enjoy low-cost medical insurance and a defined benefit retirement plan.

Liberty County is hiring a full-time lateral firefighter requiring one year of career department experience and a 48/96 shift schedule. Benefits include a 401(a) retirement match and comprehensive insurance. No deadline is specified.

Join Meriwether County Fire Rescue as a volunteer firefighter. The role requires a high school diploma or GED, a valid driver's license, and obtaining a Registered Volunteer Firefighter Certificate and NPQ Fire service within one year of hire.

Bulloch County is hiring a full-time Firefighter at $16.29 per hour. Applicants require a high school diploma or GED, one year of firefighter experience, a valid Georgia driver's license, and NPQ Firefighter I certification.

Start your career with zero prior experience required for an annual salary of 37920 dollars, featuring a 24/48 work schedule and continuous application acceptance.

Bulloch County is hiring part-time firefighters starting at $16.29 per hour, requiring a high school diploma, one year of experience, a valid Georgia driver's license, and NPQ Firefighter I certification.

Meriwether County Fire Rescue is hiring a full-time Firefighter / EMT A or EMT I to work a 24/48 schedule responding to emergency scenes. Requires Georgia Certified Firefighter and EMT A/I licensure at application.

Full-time Meriwether County Fire Rescue position requiring Georgia Certified Firefighter and EMT-B certifications. Schedule is 24/48 with no salary information disclosed in the posting.

Full-time Firefighter / EMT Paramedic position working a 24/48 schedule. Requires Georgia Certified Firefighter and Paramedic certifications along with a high school diploma or GED.

The Sandy Springs Fire Department is hiring a full-time Firefighter 1 with an AEMT certification for $60,907.70 annually, working a 48/96-hour shift schedule with robust retirement and insurance benefits.

Sandy Springs Fire Department seeks certified Firefighter/Paramedics for full-time positions working a 48/96 schedule with an annual salary of $66,926. This role requires Georgia Firefighter 1 and paramedic certifications, plus a valid driver's license and minimum age of 18.

This full-time Firefighter AEMT position requires NPQ Firefighter I and Georgia EMT-Intermediate certifications, plus a valid driver's license. Enjoy bi-weekly pay based on experience, comprehensive health benefits, and 12 paid holidays.

This position offers a minimum salary of $55,734 annually and requires a High School Diploma or GED along with a State of Georgia or National Registry Advanced EMT license. Candidates must be at least 18 years old and obtain Firefighter I and II and Hazardous Materials Operations certifications within 18 months of employment.

Springfield is hiring a full-time Firefighter I paying $18.22 to $19.14 per hour. Candidates must be at least 18 and possess a valid Georgia Class C Driver's License upon hire.

Col Cty Fire Rescue is hiring a Firefighter I with a minimum hourly rate of $17.39. This internal and external posting provides no application deadline.

Col Cty Fire Rescue is hiring a Firefighter II with a minimum hourly rate of $17.82. This internal and external recruitment has no stated application deadline.

This full-time position requires a Georgia Paramedic Certification and NPQ Firefighter I Certification, offering a competitive benefits package including 12 paid holidays and a no-cost employee health clinic.

This certified Firefighter Paramedic position requires a valid Georgia Commercial Driver License and state Paramedic certification upon hire, with Firefighter I certification required within 12 months.

This Firefighter Paramedic position offers a minimum starting salary of $67,989.02 per year. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold a State of Georgia Paramedic License or NREMT-Paramedic certification. Applications are accepted until the position is filled.

This entry-level Firefighter Recruit position requires applicants to be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or GED, and requires obtaining Georgia Firefighter certification within one year of employment.

Start a fire career with a high school diploma or GED and a valid Georgia driver's license. This recruit position offers a minimum salary of $53,032.01 with mandatory certifications required within 18 months.

This role requires a high school diploma or GED alongside Georgia Firefighter and EMT or Paramedic certifications, which may be obtained within twelve months of employment.

This certified Firefighter/Paramedic position requires Georgia Firefighter Certification, NPQ Firefighter I & II, and Georgia EMT Paramedic Certification at the time of hire, along with a valid driver's license.

This certified Firefighter/EMT position requires NPQ Firefighter I, EMT certifications, and a valid Georgia CDL at hire, along with two years of experience as a certified firefighter.

Laurens County is seeking a Firefighter/EMT-I to provide emergency firefighting, rescue, and medical care. In-house training classes are available for candidates needing to meet certification requirements.

Join the McDuffie County emergency response team as a Firefighter/EMT/Paramedic to provide critical life safety and medical services. This continuous recruitment offers comprehensive training and ongoing professional development in a supportive environment.

Coweta County seeks full-time and part-time Firefighter EMTs starting at $18.24 hourly. Requires a Georgia EMT-A or National Registered EMT certification and GFSTC Firefighter I and II. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.

Coweta County is hiring full-time and part-time Firefighter Paramedics starting at $22.17 hourly. This open-until-filled recruitment requires a Georgia Paramedic license, Georgia Basic Firefighter Certification, and related certifications.

The City of Loganville is hiring a full-time Sergeant EMT I/A for an annual salary of $53,795. This position requires a high school diploma, valid driver's license, Georgia Basic Firefighter Certification, and State of Georgia EMT-I/A, with applications accepted open until filled.

Earn a starting base salary of 54,613 dollars with employer-sponsored health plans and retirement benefits. Recruits complete a one-year academy to obtain EMT, Firefighter 1 and 2, and HazMat certifications.

This full-time or part-time Paramedic position pays $29.38 per hour on a 12-hour Pitman schedule and is open until filled. Candidates must possess a Georgia Paramedic Licensure and a valid driver's license with an ambulance endorsement.

Liberty County EMS seeks full-time Paramedics paying 21.63 to 23.42 per hour depending on experience, with shift options including 48 hours weekly. Requires a high school diploma, Georgia Class C driver’s license, state Paramedic certification, and CPR and ACLS certifications.

Laurens County EMS is hiring a part-time Paramedic to provide emergency response and patient transport. Requires a Georgia AEMT certification, valid driver's license, and AHA BLS/ACLS certifications.

Liberty County EMS is hiring PRN Paramedics paying $23.06 to $24.96 per hour based on experience. Requires a high school diploma, 1+ years of experience, valid Georgia Class C driver license, State Paramedic certification, and CPR/ACLS certifications.

Clayton County Fire is hiring a Paramedic starting at an annual salary of $63,425. Applicants must possess a current State of Georgia Paramedic License, valid driver's license, and CPR/ACLS certifications. Applications are accepted until the position is filled.

Springfield is seeking a full-time Paramedic requiring a current Georgia Paramedic license, BLS/CPR, and ACLS at appointment. No prior EMS experience is needed.

Charlton County seeks part-time Paramedics with a high school diploma, Georgia Paramedic certification, and BLS/ACLS cards. The hourly pay ranges from $18.48 to $24.77 based on experience. Applications are accepted continuously until filled.

Springfield, GA is hiring a part-time Paramedic requiring a high school diploma, three years of EMT and Paramedic experience, a valid Georgia driver's license, and Paramedic, ACLS, and CPR certifications.

The City of Grovetown pays $18.77 per hour for a part-time Firefighter/EMT requiring Georgia State Certification and an active driver’s license.

Join MCFR as a part-time firefighter working a 24/48 schedule. Requires a high school diploma or GED and Georgia Certified Firefighter certification. No salary or application deadline is provided.

This part-time Meriwether County Fire Rescue position requires Georgia Certified Firefighter and EMT-A or EMT-I certifications, a high school diploma, and the appropriate driver's license upon hire.

Meriwether County Fire Rescue is seeking a part-time Firefighter / EMT Paramedic to work a 24/48 schedule. Applicants must possess current Georgia Certified Firefighter and Paramedic certifications along with the appropriate driver's license.

Meriwether County Fire Rescue seeks a part-time Paramedic to respond to emergency scenes, provide advanced medical care, and ensure safe transport. Requirements include a high school diploma or GED and a Georgia Certified Paramedic license.

The City of College Park is hiring Firefighter/AEMTs to protect lives and property through fire suppression and emergency medical care. Applicants must be at least 18 with a high school diploma and valid Georgia driver's license.

Meriwether County Fire Rescue offers paid on-the-job training for Recruit Firefighters to obtain required firefighter and EMT certifications, with a two-year post-certification service commitment. No application deadline is specified.