Interviewed in NYC. I initially applied online, but after not hearing anything for over a week (including follow up emails) I decided to just go in person. This proved effective, since I managed to get an interview on the day of. So, if you go in person, be prepared to interview on the spot. You don't need to wear a suit, but there isn't a physical test (at least not during the interview), so you can generally feel free to wear what you like, I think. There wasn't really a skills interview, it was just going over my resume and asking why I wanted to be an EMT. I'm a new hire (zero experience), so I guess this is standard. I had to provide ID and all that, but if you have an EMT license you should be alright. If you're over 21, you'll also be allowed to be considered as a driver. I wasn't told about a BG check or a drug test, but there could be one later during training- I wasn't told.

Straight forward and streamlined, nice interviewers, skills assessment after interview to verify proper skills, pertinent questions to why you would or should get the job, overall a good experience and would recommend to others