Firefighter/Paramedic Eligibility Sample Clauses

Firefighter/Paramedic Eligibility. To be eligible to receive paramedic incentive pay, employees must possess and provide verification of the following within six months of employment to the Fire Chief and Human Resources Department: • Contra Costa County Emergency Medical Services Paramedic Certificate; and • California State Paramedic License. Certification must be current and maintained from Contra Costa County Department of Emergency Medical Services. Employees, who are hired with paramedic certification from another entity, must present validation to the Fire Chief that the certification has reciprocity with Contra Costa County Department of Emergency Services standards. In addition to the above, the incentive pay will be payable from the first shift of actual work in the first full pay period following submission of the documentation with the Fire Chief and Human Resources Department. Further, the EMT pay incentive will not compound with the Paramedic Incentive Pay.
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