Join Our Faith-Based EMS Team
Embark on a Rewarding EMS Career in Montana
Interstate Medical Transport is rapidly expanding, and we are looking for motivated individuals who want to make a profound difference.
Join a team that values excellence, integrity, and positive attitudes. We seek professionals who are committed to continuous self-improvement, take pride in their work, and enjoy being part of a supportive team. We believe that a strong culture, a sense of purpose, and having fun along the way create an environment where both employees and patients thrive. At Interstate Medical Transport, you’ll find meaningful work, opportunities for advancement, and a team dedicated to raising the standard of EMS in Montana.
Job Openings at the Deer Lodge, Montana
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Full-Time EMR, EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic
We welcome applicants at different stages of licensure. When we find the right fit, we provide training and support to help candidates meet Montana licensure requirements.
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Financial Controller
We welcome applicants at different stages of licensure. When we find the right fit, we provide training and support to help candidates meet Montana licensure requirements.
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Dispatcher (Remote Position Available)
We welcome applicants at different stages of licensure. When we find the right fit, we provide training and support to help candidates meet Montana licensure requirements.
Job Openings at the Billings, Montana
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Full-Time EMR, EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic
We welcome applicants at different stages of licensure. When we find the right fit, we provide training and support to help candidates meet Montana licensure requirements.
At Interstate Medical Transport, we hire for character, attitude, and potential. Skills can be taught, but integrity, compassion, and a commitment to personal growth come from within. We are looking for people who want to serve others, improve themselves, and be part of a team that genuinely enjoys working together.
We Invest in People
For those just beginning their EMS journey, we can help you earn your EMS license. If you are pursuing advanced certification, we provide mentorship, training, and career development opportunities every step of the way to becoming a critical care paramedic.
Step 1
Emergency Medical Responder
Begin your career as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) whose primary responsibility is safely operating the ambulance. This certification requires approximately 20 hours of training. No prior EMS experience is required.
Step 2
Emergency Medical Technician
Progress to an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with 150-190 hours of additional training. Develop confidence, patient care skills, and real-world experience while working alongside experienced EMS professionals.
Step 3
Advanced EMT
Expand your scope of practice and clinical capabilities through our in-house Advanced EMT education. We support team members who are committed to growing their skills and taking on greater responsibility in patient care.
Step 4
Paramedic
For team members pursuing the highest level of prehospital clinical practice, we sponsor your education through the University of Montana’s paramedic program, guiding you to a fulfilling career as a Paramedic.
Wildland Fire Medic Opportunities
Take your EMS career beyond the ambulance. As a Wildland Fire Medic, you’ll deploy with firefighting crews, provide frontline medical support in austere environments. Wildland deployments offer adventure, camaraderie and generous compensation. With deployments lasting 2-3 weeks, team members should be prepared to camp in remote areas for extended periods.
Frontline Medical Support
Provide medical care and emergency response for firefighters working in demanding wildland environments. Help protect the health and safety of crews operating on the front lines of wildfire incidents.
Specialized Training
Receive specialized training to prepare for the challenges of wildland fire environments, enhancing your skills and career prospects. This will include an arduous pack test and you will be issued a red card.
Team Collaboration
Work alongside dedicated professionals in high-stakes environment, fostering a strong sense of teamwork and camaraderie.
Professional Growth
Wildland deployments provide unique experiences that challenge you personally and professionally. Develop resilience, learn skills, and gain experience that few EMS professionals ever encounter.
Our Mission and History
Interstate Medical Transport Montana has been a cornerstone in the EMS community, dedicated to providing exceptional medical transport services across the state and beyond. Our mission is to deliver compassionate, reliable, and efficient care, ensuring the well-being of our patients during every mile of their journey. Founded on the principles of integrity and innovation, we have grown into a leading provider of medical transport services, known for our expertly trained staff and state-of-the-art equipment. We are committed to supporting the physical, mental, and spiritual health of our team, fostering an environment where career growth and personal development thrive.
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Common Questions About EMS Careers in Montana
What are the qualifications to become an EMT in Montana?
To become an EMT in Montana, you need to complete a state-approved EMT training program, which typically involves 150-190 hours of instruction, and pass the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) exam.
How does Interstate Medical Transport support career growth?
We offer in-house training up to the Advanced EMT level and sponsor further education through the University of Montana’s paramedic program, ensuring a clear path for career advancement.
What is the role of a Wildland Fire Medic?
A Wildland Fire Medic provides frontline medical care to firefighters during wildland fire deployments. This role requires obtaining a Red Card, which qualifies you for these unique, adventurous assignments.
What benefits does Interstate Medical Transport offer?
We provide comprehensive benefits including competitive salaries, health insurance, retirement plans, and opportunities for professional development, ensuring our team is well-supported both on and off the job.
How can I apply for EMS jobs in Montana?
To apply, email a cover letter and resume to Rand Dickson at rdickson@