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PARAMEDIC ASSESSMENT ENGINE PROGRAM. 1. Effective October 1, 1991, a paramedic premium will be paid to Firefighters, Engineers, and Captains, certified as paramedics. Battalion Chiefs are not eligible for the premium (in accordance with Article 17, this exclusion does not apply to the EMS Battalion Chief).
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PARAMEDIC ASSESSMENT ENGINE PROGRAM. 1. A paramedic premium will be paid to Fire Fighters, Fire Engineers, and Fire Captains certified as paramedics. Fire Battalion Chiefs are not eligible for the premium. In accordance with Article 17, this exclusion does not apply to the EMS Fire Battalion Chief.

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