Jackson Rescue Squad

🚑 Now Hiring EMTs (2 Open Positions) 🚑

We are currently looking to bring on dedicated providers to join our team. We’re focused on building a strong, reliable crew that takes pride in patient care and professionalism.

💥 Starting pay: $21/hour for EMT
$18.50 for Driver in EMT school

📚 Currently in EMT school?
We’re open to speaking with you about opportunities while you finish your certification.

All EMTs must be able to perform the duties of both 911 response and general transport (GT).
Applicants must also be able to pass a drug screen and background check.

We’re looking for individuals who are dependable, motivated, and ready to contribute to a team that values quality care and consistency.

📩 Inquire directly to learn more about our full benefits package and available positions

Contact: [email protected] or (706)251-1324.

Shoutout to Interstate Batteries for helping keep our units running.

They’ve been a great resource for us and have helped make sure our ambulances stay powered up and ready for the road. We appreciate the support and the good service every time we need them.

Thanks again to Interstate Batteries for working with us and helping keep things moving. 🚑🔋

Station hounds have jobs too

Hats off to Aiken County!

Not an EMT no problem. Call today and start your new career with us.
Already an EMT looking for something new?
We got you covered.

Call now to connect with business.

Everyone be safe. Remember heat does not effect everyone the same. Keep an eye on your neighbors and lend a helping hand if you can.

Forecast Update 6/24/25: Dangerous Heat Tues/Wed and Potential Severe Weather Wed Meteorologist Chris Landolfi discusses the weather for Tuesday (6/24) and Wednesday (6/25) with dangerous heat expected and potential severe weather Wednesday.

🚑 On the Road Back from Lexington, KY
After an incredible few days at the American Ambulance Association Conference and the Pafford Alliance Summit, our leadership team is headed home inspired, energized, and full of new ideas to serve Jackson and Aiken County even better.

From national-level discussions on the future of EMS to powerful collaborations with regional partners, this trip reminded us that our small but mighty squad has a voice and that voice matters.

We’re proud to be representing South Carolina EMS with passion, professionalism, and a drive to innovate while staying rooted in the values that make our community strong.

💡 Stay tuned for some exciting updates in the weeks ahead. Big things are coming for JFARS.