1import{_ as t}from"./OvwHZ9MG.js";import{e as i,u as n,W as a,o}from"./Cl-Y4suh.js";import"./BI-QMCO1.js";import"./Ckx1e21f.js";import"./D_6bLSqo.js";import"./DzeWxkER.js";const g=i({__name:"ems",setup(s){return n({title:"EMS Recruiting",meta:[{name:"description",content:"Recruiting software for ambulance services and emergency medical agencies: skills exams, certification and licensure tracking, field training, and continuous hiring pipelines."}]}),(r,c)=>{const e=t;return o(),a(e,{eyebrow:"EMS",title:"Hiring EMTs and paramedics without losing them to the wait",lead:"EMS agencies hire continuously, compete with hospitals and private services for the same licensed people, and lose candidates in the weeks between an application and a field training slot. The pipeline never closes, so the follow-up can never be manual.",image:"/img/services/ems.jpg","image-alt":"EMS crew",stages:["Application","Licensure verification","Skills exam","Interview","Conditional offer","Background investigation","Medical exam","Driving record review","Orientation","Field training"],"stage-note":"Licensure and driving record checks come early because they disqualify fastest. Everything after the conditional offer is a race against whoever else made this candidate an offer.",challenges:[{title:"A candidate market, not an agency market",body:"Licensed EMTs and paramedics have options. The agency that answers first and keeps answering is usually the one that hires them."},{title:"Continuous hiring",body:"There is no posting window to work against. The pipeline is always open, which makes manual follow-up an unbounded task."},{title:"Field training bottleneck",body:"Preceptor capacity, not applicant volume, sets the pace. Candidates waiting for an FTO slot need to hear from you."}],"fit-title":"Fast at the front, patient at the back","fit-body":"Instant confirmation for skills exams, licensure and driving records collected in the portal, and automated updates through orientation and the field training queue.","cta-title":"Answer before the other service does."})}}});export{g as default};
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