Howdy
I'm in the military, doing my second tour in Iraq. I've spoken to a few of the KBR firefighters out here about job openings after I get back next year, and they all say the same thing: "Get your paramedic certification and look into the southeastern region, they're always hiring."
A quick glance at the job postings on here suggests the same thing. Seems like the majority of jobs in GA, SC, FL, LA, etc., have no deadline, and some have been open a year or more.
I've got no problem moving to those areas if a position is available after I get out, but I'm curious as to why they're open in the first place. One poster earlier said depts in his FL area didn't make the effort to train recruits, and I suppose that would prevent new guys from sticking around if true...
Is there some reason the southeastern region appears so undesirable?
I'm in the military, doing my second tour in Iraq. I've spoken to a few of the KBR firefighters out here about job openings after I get back next year, and they all say the same thing: "Get your paramedic certification and look into the southeastern region, they're always hiring."
A quick glance at the job postings on here suggests the same thing. Seems like the majority of jobs in GA, SC, FL, LA, etc., have no deadline, and some have been open a year or more.
I've got no problem moving to those areas if a position is available after I get out, but I'm curious as to why they're open in the first place. One poster earlier said depts in his FL area didn't make the effort to train recruits, and I suppose that would prevent new guys from sticking around if true...
Is there some reason the southeastern region appears so undesirable?
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