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Baltimore’s EMS staffing problems highlighted after notice of highest-earning paramedic

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A Baltimore City Fire Department paramedic earned $358,586 last year—mostly from overtime—underscoring severe understaffing that fuels employee burnout, long EMS wait times, and city budget concern

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Baltimore’s EMS staffing problems highlighted after notice of highest-earning paramedic

A Baltimore City Fire Department paramedic earned $358,586 last year—mostly from overtime—underscoring severe understaffing that fuels employee burnout, long EMS wait times, and city budget concern

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ems1.com broke the news in 2 months ago on Monday, March 17, 2025.

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