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Med Ops Staffing, LLC

Wildland Fire EMT

Sheridan, WY · On-site

$30/hr

Operate as a Single Resource provider on the fireline and/or within fire camp medical units * Deliver care in accordance with established protocols, medical direction, and incident command structure

The Beaver Companies

Foreman - Pipe/Drainage

Canton, OH · On-site

Fireline * HDPE Pipe * Trench Boxes for deep excavations * Dewatering * Box Culverts * Headwalls (cast in place and setting) * Ability to test water line, sanitary, and manholes * Ability to assist ...

Arizona State Hospital

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Flagstaff, AZ · On-site

$24.70 - $27.36/hr

As DFFM needs dictate, the incumbent may also serve in other fireline capacities and as DFFM representative on wildfires. The incumbent will maintain NWCG qualifications by attending necessary ...

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As of Jun 7, 2026, the average weekly pay for fireline in the United States is $1,869.25, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $1,019.23 and $2,480.77 per week, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A typical day for a Fireline crew member starts with a briefing on current fire conditions, objectives, and safety concerns, followed by physical preparation and equipment checks. Most shifts involve strenuous outdoor tasks such as constructing fire breaks, operating hand tools, and removing vegetation to control wildfires—often in challenging environments and varying weather. Teamwork is constant, as crews work closely together to navigate changing conditions and maintain communication with incident command. Days can be long and physically demanding, but the role offers the reward of directly contributing to protecting communities and natural resources.

What is a Fireline job?

A Fireline job typically involves working on the front lines of wildland firefighting, helping to suppress and control wildfires. Duties may include constructing firebreaks, operating equipment, and conducting controlled burns. Fireline workers must be physically fit, trained in fire behavior, and prepared to work in challenging and hazardous conditions. Many positions are seasonal and require certifications, such as wildfire training courses.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Fireline position, and why are they important?

To excel as a Fireline crew member, you need physical fitness, wildfire behavior knowledge, and experience in outdoor survival, often backed by training in wildland firefighting and completion of courses like the NWCG S-130 and S-190. Familiarity with tools such as chainsaws, fire shelters, and radio communication systems, along with certifications like CPR/First Aid, is typically required. Strong teamwork, stress management, and quick decision-making are crucial soft skills for this role. These abilities are essential for safely managing wildfire containment and ensuring team efficiency in dangerous and dynamic situations.

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Wildland Fire Paramedic

Med Ops Staffing, LLC

Sheridan, WY • On-site

$37/hr

Full-time

Posted 21 days ago

Job description

Description:

Job Title: Wildland Fire Medical Resource – EMPF/Paramedic (Seasonal Temporary)

Company: Med Ops Staffing LLC

Position Type: Temporary / Seasonal


Job Overview:

Med Ops Staffing LLC is seeking experienced Paramedics to serve as Wildland Fire Medical Resources (EMPF) for the upcoming fire season. In this role, you will function as a Single Resource provider, delivering emergency medical care and operational support to wildland firefighters in remote and austere environments.


This position requires a high level of independence, adaptability, and the ability to operate in dynamic and physically demanding conditions. You will work under the direction of the on-site Medical Unit Leader (MEDL) and within the medical direction of Dr. Dennis Block, following Wyoming State EMS protocols.


At Med Ops Staffing LLC, we are committed to providing highly capable, adaptable personnel to support critical operations nationwide. If you meet the qualifications below and are prepared for the demands of wildland fire response, we encourage you to apply.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Provide emergency medical care and support to personnel assigned to wildland fire incidents
  • Operate as a Single Resource provider on the fireline and/or within fire camp medical units
  • Deliver care in accordance with established protocols, medical direction, and incident command structure
  • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of all patient care activities
  • Collaborate with incident command staff, fire personnel, and other medical resources
  • Ensure readiness and proper use of issued medical equipment and supplies
  • Operate safely and effectively in remote, austere, and high-risk environments
Requirements:

Experience:

  • Prior wildland fire experience strongly preferred


Licensure:

  • Current National Registry (NREMT) certification
  • Current State Paramedic license

Certifications:

  • AHA Basic Life Support (BLS/CPR)
  • AHA Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

NWCG Fire Certifications:

  • S-130
  • S-190
  • L-180
  • Current RT-130 Refresher

NIMS / FEMA Courses:

  • ICS-100
  • ICS-200
  • ICS-700
  • ICS-800

Physical Requirements:

  • Must have a current “Arduous” Work Capacity Test (Pack Test)
  • 3 miles with 45 lbs in under 45 minutes

Compliance:

  • Must pass a comprehensive background check and drug screening prior to deployment


Deployment & Logistics:

  • Deployment Length: Typically 14 days, with potential extensions up to 21 days
  • Demobilization: Assignments may end prior to 14 days based on USFS needs
  • Equipment: Fire vehicle and medical equipment issued at Regional Supply Center
  • Reporting: Official clock-in begins upon arrival at the Regional Supply Center

Living Conditions:

  • Meals typically provided through fire camp
  • Must provide personal camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, etc.)

Compensation:

  • EMPF (Paramedic): $37.00/hour
  • Hours: Paid for 16 hours per day
  • Overtime: Time-and-a-half paid for hours worked over 40 in a work week

Shift Requirements:

  • Must be willing and able to work extended operational periods in austere environments
  • Must be available for full deployment duration once assigned

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