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SEP 66 158 224
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NOV 60 141 201
DEC
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2012 1238 592 1830
2013 1231 623 1854
2014 1359 697 2056
2015 1317 629 1946
2016 1427 636 2063
2017 1518 623 2141
2018 1715 678 2390
2019 1698 698 2396
2020 1643 554 2197
2021 1770 645 2415
2022 1997 725 2722
2023 2025 693 2718

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Part-Time Firefighter/Paramedic Employment Information

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Part Time Firefighter

Those already certified as Basic Ops FF and EMT or Paramedic

Apprentice Firefighter

Those already an EMT or Paramedic who are not certified as a Basic Ops FF and need to attend a fire academy

Besides the requirements contains on the application, in order to bypass the apprentice process and be hired directly into part time status you must possess:

  1. Certification from the Office of the State Fire Marshal as a Basic Operations Firefighter or Fire Fighter 2 with Hazardous Materials First Responder or Operations
  2. Possess a current, valid license from the Illinois Department of Public Health as an EMT or Paramedic.
  3. If not licensed as a paramedic, obtain paramedic licensure within 24 months of appointment.
  4. If a licensed paramedic upon appointment or once licensed as a paramedic, obtain within 120 days and maintain for duration of employment approval to function within the Northwest Community EMS System.

 

Complete position descriptions as well as hiring policies and procedures of the PHFPD are available upon written request to the Fire Chief.

The apprentice program is a path to certification from the State Fire Marshal as a Basic Operations Firefighter (BOF).

 

In order for a person to be hired by the PHFD as a part time employee they must be certified as a BOF and an EMT or paramedic.

 

Persons selected for the apprentice program undertake training at a fire academy.

 

After afire academy graduation there is a one-week orientation to the PHFD. This process then qualifies a person to be hired as a part time employee. There is no reapplying; the process is automatic upon completion of the apprentice program.

 

Please read the entire four pages at the end of this application titled Supplemental Information for Apprentice Firefighter to ensure you understand what is required and your commitment.

 

General Requirements for Firefighter Membership

In order to be considered for firefighter membership with the Prospect Heights Fire Protection District (PHFPD), the following minimum requirements must be met.  The requirements include, but are not limited to:

  1. Be at least 18 years of age.
  2. Be in good physical condition and mental health and able to perform strenuous manual labor.
  3. Be of good moral character and not had any serious criminal activity history as determined by a background investigation conducted by the PHFPD using fingerprint submission to the Illinois State Police and FBI and request for Drivers License Abstract from the Secretary of State.
  4. Possess a valid class D Driver’s License issued by the state in which the applicant resides. 
  5. Possess a High School Diploma or a General Equivalency Diploma.
  6. Be an U.S. citizen or possess work authorization from the U.S. Department of Immigration and Naturalization.
  7. Possess proof of completion within the 12 months prior to application of the Candidate Physical Ability Test – CPAT.  NOTE: You must include a copy of a valid CPAT with ladder climb card or certificate with your submitted application. Valid means not more than 12 months old. If you do not have one submit a letter stating when you are scheduled to take it.
  8. Possess a valid and current EMT or paramedic license from the IDPH.
  9. Within 24 months of appointment obtain licensure as a paramedic from IDPH and ALS practice privileges from the Northwest Community EMS System.
  10. Upon acceptance pass a psychological evaluation, physical examination, and drug screen.

Complete position descriptions are available upon written request to the Fire Chief.

 

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