What is a typical paramedic's salary?

Answer by  kimd (150)

The average salary for a paramedic in the United States is $38,932 although the pay scale can range from $31,735 to $48,886. Overtime would increase this amount anywhere from $5.00-$7.00 per hour. Factors that affect the amount of pay differ with employer, size of company, credentials, years of experience and location.

Answer by  PattyPat (19)

Based on the US Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook, the median wage for paramedics is $14.10 an hour. This translates into a typical annual salary of approximately $30,000.

Answer by  June77 (292)

There are different pay levels depending on your experience and whether you have additional training. Right out of a basic training program, you could expect to make $30,000 to $50,000. It depends on the cost of living and job market where you live.

Answer by  Dianne857 (105)

The average paramedic in the United States makes around $40,000 per year. A paramedic can do a number of jobs - ride in an ambulance, work in the ER department at a hospital, and much more. Your salary will really depend on how many hours you work each week.

Answer by  Samir (143)

The median salary for a paramedic is $37506. This means 50% of paramedics get paid above this, and 50% get paid below this.