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1991 EMS salary survey.

R A Keller, J M Yameen

JEMS : a Journal of Emergency Medical Services

|September 6, 1991

Summary

This annual survey examines nationwide compensation for 13 emergency medical services (EMS) career positions. It reveals current salary benchmarks and trends within the EMS workforce.

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Area of Science:

Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Healthcare Economics
Workforce Compensation Studies

Background:

Compensation is a critical factor influencing workforce retention and recruitment in emergency medical services (EMS).
Understanding salary benchmarks is essential for assessing the financial health and sustainability of the EMS sector.
Previous surveys have highlighted potential disparities in EMS provider earnings.

Purpose of the Study:

To present the fourth annual analysis of nationwide compensation across various emergency medical services (EMS) career roles.
To provide updated data on salary levels for 13 distinct positions within the EMS field.
To identify current trends and benchmarks in EMS professional earnings.

Main Methods:

A nationwide survey was conducted to gather compensation data.
Data was collected for 13 specific career positions within the emergency medical services (EMS) sector.
Analysis focused on current salary levels and comparative compensation trends.

Main Results:

Compensation data was compiled for 13 distinct EMS career positions nationwide.
The survey provides a comprehensive overview of current salary ranges within the EMS industry.
Results highlight the financial landscape for professionals in various EMS roles.

Conclusions:

The findings offer valuable insights into the financial compensation of emergency medical services (EMS) professionals.
This data can inform discussions on fair wages and career progression in EMS.
The annual survey serves as a key resource for understanding EMS workforce economics.

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