Pay depends on where you work. West coast is the highest average pay, an EMT-Basic is usually the person driving and can start around 25,000/year on average. When you get experience and addon training, some places will pay them upwards of $40,000. When you get to the paramedic level, starting is around 46,000/year to 56,000/year. Most I've ever seen on a person's paycheck was $65,000/year but I'm sure there's someone somewhere getting more. For east coast, because there are many more people vying for the jobs, salaries are around 70% of the west coast. So an EMT with 8 years experience in Georgia may not make as much as a new hire in Oregon. BY THE BY: I don't know any employers who hire ambulance drivers. Never have since 1976-ish. Most people hire EMTs and Paramedics because they need to be able to treat the patient and not just drive. You don't call RN's ass-wipers, so why pick one part of an EMT's job to desribe them? Don't mean to be offensive, but a lot of responders get offended at that term just like an RN would be offended at "ass-wiper."
It depends where you operate an ambulance. In India- the driver can earn from 4000 INR to 15000 INR. In the USA it could be annually 100000 USD.
Mr. Ambulance Driver was created in 2006.
An ambulancewoman is a woman who is the driver of an ambulance or a member of an ambulance crew.
An ambulanceperson is a person who is the driver of an ambulance or a member of an ambulance crew.
An ambulanceman is a man who is the driver of an ambulance or a member of an ambulance crew.
An ambulance driver does exactly what it sounds like, drives the ambulance. But also, the driver is most likely medicaly trained as well so they can assist in emergencys.
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an ambulance driver
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He was an ambulance driver in France during World War 1, no a taxi driver.
So that a driver can see the word Ambulance correctly in his rear-vision mirror.
Hemmingway was an ambulance driver in World War 1, much like the character Henry in his book A Farewell to Arms.