Pros
Great experience if you are looking to do something to further yourself in medical field or EMS. Lot's of calls with the Fire Department or interfacility transports depending on the unit you are on. You will definetely get a lot of patient contact and interaction with multiple people in the medical field ie; nurses, doctors, Fire, Police.
Kontras
Downsides are no lunches, off late 75% of the time. They would rather get one more call out of you then respect your off duty status or your home time with family. Completely focused on profit rather that patient care. The Operations Manager is a joke, no people skills, no management skills WHATSOEVER. The General Manager has an "open door policy" all to tell you what you want to hear with no results later..... Multiple safety problems as in no portable radios or cell phones in the rigs to take on calls! They sign contracts left and right but are unable to fill their obligations leaving patients to miss appointments and wait hours for transport. Horrible for patient care. No stations so you are in the ambulance all day, it is your rolling office.