E.M.T. Certification Pay Sample Clauses

E.M.T. Certification Pay. A. Employees holding a Basic E.M.T. certificate obtained from the State and as a result of having completed a City-approved course of instruction shall receive the following incentive payments based upon years of service as a Basic E.M.T. (EMT-B) with the City for as long as certification is maintained and the employee is authorized to perform by the Medical Director: Beginning of certification through 4 years of service as a Basic E.M.T. $ 60.00 per month Beginning of 5th year through 8th year of service as a Basic E.M.T. $110.00 per month Beginning of 9th year of service as a Basic E.M.T. $160.00 per month Effective October 1, 2012: Beginning of certification through 4 years of service as a Basic E.M.T. $ 75.00 per month Beginning of 5th year through 8th year of service as a Basic E.M.T. $125.00 per month Beginning of 9th year of service as a Basic E.M.T. $175.00 per month
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E.M.T. Certification Pay. It is the Parties' intent that as of October 1, 2024 certain certification pay is reallocated to Employees' base salary.
E.M.T. Certification Pay. 1. Effective during the term of this MOU, all employees covered herein shall be required to have, and thereafter maintain, EMT certification, and shall be compensated for such certification at a rate seven percent (7%) above their base salary. EMT certification is contained in Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations (CCR), and the scope of practice can be found in the Los Angeles County Pre-Hospital Care book.
E.M.T. Certification Pay. 32.1. All EMT related training shall be done on duty whenever possible and overtime is to be paid for all off duty training. All costs and fees to be paid by the DISTRICT, except that the fees will only be reimbursed if the EMPLOYEE passes said test.
E.M.T. Certification Pay. Any Fire Division Chief or Deputy Fire Chief who possess a valid Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Certification shall receive the following EMT Certification Pay in addition to their base pay for each corresponding fiscal year:
E.M.T. Certification Pay. Beach Patrol Operations Supervisors who obtain and maintain the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certificate given by the State of Florida shall receive a five percent (5%) premium pay.
E.M.T. Certification Pay. Effective April 1, 2010, all Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Officers who obtain and retain his/her EMT Certification shall receive one hundred forty (140) hours pay payable in separate checks, seventy
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