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Emergency Medical Technicians respond to 911 calls and provide emergency medical services at different levels of training. EMTs work 40-60 hours per week and must complete an EMT program through a hospital or college after graduating high school to become certified. The job outlook for EMTs is excellent with typical salaries ranging from $14,690 to $49,450 as they are in high demand at hospitals, healthcare systems, and universities across Wisconsin.
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