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The City of Farmington New Mexico is in the heart of America's Southwest, surrounded by world class cultural treasures and magnificent landscapes. Nestled in the picturesque San Juan River Valley, Farmington is within sight of Colorado's rugged San Juan Mountains and the desert highlands of Arizona and Utah. Farmington is the commercial center of the Four Corners Region with a population of 46,000 people.

The perfect place for enjoying extraordinary outdoor recreation and travel adventures, the Four Corners area is legendary for its year-round pleasant climate, which makes the area a pleasurable destination during any season.

Full requirements and hiring details, including application information, is available at:

http://www.fmtn.org/pdf/city_government/human_resources/


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The Albuquerque Fire Department is a paid municipal department, comprised of 568 uniformed personnel, serving a jurisdiction of more than 182 square miles and an estimated city population of 460,000; the greater metropolitan area population is estimated at 780,000.

The mission of the Albuquerque Fire Department is to "save lives, and protect property and the environment, while continuing to emphasize fire fighter safety and survival."

Each member of the Albuquerque Fire Department makes an important contribution toward our goal of protecting and preserving lives and property in and around Albuquerque. We're proud of the men and women who make up our team. The Albuquerque Fire Department has a wide variety of career opportunities available for individuals who have different interests, talents, and skills. Officers are promoted from within the ranks, so a career with AFD offers potential for advancement and promotion.

To be eligible for the Albuquerque Fire Department, you must be 21 years of age or older, have a high school diploma or GED, and possess a current, valid, and full (permanent) State of New Mexico Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) license at the basic level - or higher - as a minimum requirement. Applicants licensed as EMTs in other states must be eligible for reciprocity as an EMT-Basic in New Mexico. Applicants must be United States citizens or legal residents. Selection of fire fighters is based on the successful completion of a written entrance examination, physical fitness test, oral review board interview, background investigation, and a medical exam. 

The Albuquerque Fire Academy Cadet training program provides each recruit with the classroom knowledge and practical skills necessary to function as a fire fighter and within AFD Emergency Medical Technician protocols. After successfully completing training, each fire fighter is assigned to a fire suppression company for the completion of their probationary period before becoming a permanent member of the Department.

A career with the Albuquerque Fire Department offers stability and competitive rates of pay. Paid sick leave and vacation are granted annually. Each fire fighter receives a full benefits package that includes partially paid medical and dental insurance, life insurance, and a retirement plan. Other benefits are determined through the collective bargaining process.

We're looking for professionals who want to be part of a progressive, innovative fire department committed to total quality service.

For more information, visit: http://www.cabq.gov/fire/recruit.html

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Presbyterian Healthcare Services (PHS) is New Mexico's only locally owned, community based, private, not-for-profit healthcare system with a managed care organization. Over 400,000 New Mexicans are served by Presbyterian with health insurance, primary and acute care, long-term care, home care, and rehabilitation. PHS is New Mexico's largest healthcare delivery system with hospitals, family healthcare centers, home healthcare, outpatient centers, inpatient care, air and ground ambulance services, and a physician network and statewide managed care plan. Presbyterian is New Mexico's largest private employer, with facilities located throughout the state.

Make the move to Albuquerque Ambulance Service (AAS), an affiliate of Presbyterian Healthcare Services, New Mexico. AAS is the largest 9-1-1 provider of Emergency Medical Services in New Mexico. We have immediate openings for Paramedics. AAS responds to over 80,000 calls per year, covering approximately 1,100 square miles with a population base of 750,000 (urban, rural and wilderness).

Salary is commensurate with experience. We offer 3% above base salary for each year of experience (up to 13 years) for a 40 hour work week. We offer 25 days of paid time off (vacation, sick & holiday) the first year, pension plan, with a separate 403b (with matching contributions), healthcare, dependent care spending account, health/life insurance, short/long-term disability, dental, accidental death and dismemberment (ADD), vision, college savings plan, tuition reimbursement, merchant discounts and much more.

Candidates for employment must be career-minded professionals. Paramedics must possess National Registry and/or be eligible for NM paramedic licensure. AAS is a CAAS accredited, non-profit community service.

Experience the generosity of Albuquerque, at the heart of New Mexico and the Southwest. Albuquerque has become the economic and geographic heart of New Mexico, garnering a nationwide reputation for its quality of life. With a rich history and a thriving present, Albuquerque’s future is as dynamic and promising as the people of the city, and as beautiful and challenging as the wide blue skies above, the Sandia Mountains to the east and the river that runs through it. If you are one to enjoy the great outdoors and love basking under the sun while enjoying a rewarding and meaningful career, then make the move and grow with us.

For a complete listing of opportunities, and to apply on line, visit us at www.phs.org

PHS is committed to ensuring a drug-free workplace.


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The Santa Fe Fire Department is dedicated to serving the best interest of the public by taking the steps necessary to reduce human suffering, as well as the preventable loss of life and property. The people of the department accomplish this with cross training in many different areas and state of the art firefighting and EMS equipment. 

In Santa Fe, the fire department handles all emergency calls involving fire, rescue, and emergency medical services. They do this from four stations in a city that, due to its status as a vacation destination, can be from 60,000 to 100,000 people strong.

The Santa Fe Fire Department's five advanced life support ambulances are staffed and equipped with highly trained Paramedics and EMT's. We provide rapid and professional care to sick and injured persons in all situations. Five fire trucks round out our compliment of emergency services by providing medical attention to customers in a rapid manner. The fire department's professional staff respond to an average 7500 calls per year.

The Santa Fe Fire Department's five paramedic ambulances are staffed and equipped with advanced life support cardiac monitors/defibrillators and a full compliment of medical equipment to provide rapid, professional care to sick and injured persons at any time. Our fire trucks are equipped with automatic cardiac defibrillators to for response to medical emergencies and supplement the services provided by the paramedic ambulances. The Department responds to over 8,000 medical calls every year.

The Santa Fe Fire Department's responsibility to enforce City fire codes is handled by our Fire Inspectors. These individuals have received specialized training to review building plans, as well as performing on-site inspections to assure the safety of the public. They also are available to provide a wide range of public education in such areas as fire prevention in the home and work place, fire extinguisher training, and how to respond to and report an emergency. They are also specially trained to investigate fires and determine cause and origin. They work closely with local law enforcement agencies in the investigation of fires which may have been intentionally set.

Many of the Santa Fe Fire Department's dedicated personnel have also been specially trained and equipped to provide a variety of complex services. These include high angle and swift water rescue and control of hazardous material releases.

For information on career opportunities with the Santa Fe Fire Department, please contact: www.santafenm.gov

Applications must be returned to:

Human Resources
Post Office Box 909
Santa Fe, NM 87504

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