Firefighter jobs in Florida
Hialeah Fire Department hires certified firefighters with paramedic licenses starting at $58,896 annually. Apply online by completing required documents.
Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department is hiring a CSRIPS Fire Instructor with hourly rates from $26 to $41. Apply continuously; benefits include flexible schedules and free gym membership.
Seminole County Fire Department seeks an Emergency Communications Dispatcher with annual salaries from $37,044 to $48,157. Apply by July 16, 2026.
Volusia County Fire Services offers a continuous application process for EMTs with a starting salary of $17.75/hour, increasing to $19 after clearance by the Medical Director. Shift differential pay applies.
North Okaloosa Fire District seeks EMTs (ALS) earning $21-$30 hourly, requiring Florida EMT registration and CPR certification. Apply by July 9, 2026.
North Okaloosa Fire District seeks EMT Relief at $17/hour, requiring Florida EMT certification and EVOC within 30 days. Apply by July 9, 2026.
Indian River County Fire Rescue offers a $60,428–$62,425 annual salary with 11 paid holidays and a paramedic incentive starting at $6,500. Apply by July 8, 2026.
Pensacola Fire Department hires Fire Cadets at $14/hour with full tuition and gear coverage for George Stone Fire Academy. Apply by Aug 8, 2026.
Clearwater Fire & Rescue is hiring a Fire Cadet with an entry salary of $28.84/hr. Deadline: July 23, 2026.
Plantation Fire Department's Cadet Program for ages 14-18 includes training in first aid, CPR, firefighting tactics, vehicle extrication, fire safety, competitions, and community events. Applications are accepted continuously.
Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue offers a continuous application process for a Fire Inspector position with an annual salary of $58,499. Benefits include comprehensive health insurance and no-cost dental, life, short-term disability, and long-term disability coverage.
Plant City Fire Rescue seeks a Fire Inspector with a $28-$45 hourly salary. Requires Florida Fire Safety Inspector I Certification and valid driver’s license.
Citrus County Fire Rescue seeks a part-time Fire Instructor with $24/hour pay, requiring Firefighter II and Fire Instructor I certifications. Applications are accepted continuously.
Flagler County Fire Rescue offers an annual salary of $57,429–$83,491 with comprehensive benefits. Apply by July 22, 2026.
Plant City Fire Rescue offers a Fire Marshal position with an annual salary of $112,611–$183,581. Requires a bachelor’s degree and relevant certifications.
Clearwater Fire & Rescue offers annual salaries of $70,720 for Fire Medics and $59,280 for EMT/Firefighters. Apply by July 23 with NTN registration, CPAT, and written exam results.
Alachua County Fire Rescue Services offers an annual salary of $49,338 with benefits including health insurance and a retirement system. Apply by July 10, 2026.
Hollywood Fire Rescue & Beach Safety offers $63,177–$107,414 annually for firefighters with a CPAT test required by the hire date. Apply by Aug 18, 2026.
Tampa Fire Rescue requires a CPAT and FireTEAM assessment for this firefighter role. Submit all necessary documents at the time of application.
Join The Villages Public Safety Department as a Firefighter/EMT with up to $17 hourly pay, full medical coverage, retirement plans, and tuition reimbursement.
Up to $22/hour for a Paramedic Firefighter role at The Villages Public Safety Department, with full medical coverage and retirement benefits.
Part-time firefighter/EMT position at Inverness Fire Department with $17 hourly pay, continuous application period, and benefits including retirement and Social Security.
Apply as a Firefighter at Jacksonville Fire And Rescue with an annual salary of $42,348–$64,332. EMT certification required; continuous hiring.
Flagler County Fire Rescue offers an annual salary of $47,571 with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a wellness center. Apply by July 17, 2026.
Apply by July 11 for a Firefighter/EMT role in Punta Gorda, FL with an annual salary of $51,417 and additional EMT stipend. Veterans preferred.
City Of Tavares is hiring a Firefighter/EMT with a base salary of $53,052 annually. Paramedics earn an additional $10,308 per year. Apply continuously; benefits include true Kelly days and health insurance.
Ocala Fire Rescue offers a continuous application process for entry-level EMT/Firefighter positions with an annual salary of $52,020 and benefits like life scans, health coverage, and pension.
Ponce Inlet Fire Rescue offers a firefighter/EMT position with an annual salary of $46,607–$68,673. Required certifications include EMT or Paramedic and Firefighter II within one year.
Apply for a Firefighter/EMT or Paramedic role in St. Augustine, FL by Aug 13, 2026. Salary $51,425.92-$61,676.16. EMT/Paramedic cert required.
Flagler County Fire Rescue offers $58,305–$74,646 annually with comprehensive benefits. Apply by July 17, 2026.
Apply by July 16 for a Firefighter/Paramedic role in Panama City, FL with an annual salary range of $69,458–$116,670. EMT and Paramedic certifications required.
Apply by July 27 for a $76,130/year firefighter/paramedic role in Lauderhill, FL. Requires CPAT, EMT or Paramedic certification, and EVOC.
Up to $25.55 per hour with potential for additional certification payments; requires Florida Firefighter II and Paramedic certifications; continuous hiring.
Boca Raton Fire Rescue Services offers a $84,368 annual salary with incentives up to $8,343 for certifications. Deadline: July 23, 2026.
Longboat Key Fire Rescue offers $63,797–$97,483 annual salary with a one-year probation period. Required: Florida Paramedic and firefighter certifications, CPAT, NTN FireTEAM test, valid Class E driver's license.
Apply by Aug 14 to become a firefighter/paramedic in Oakland Park, FL. Requires Florida Firefighter and Paramedic certifications, CPAT within 12 months, and a Class E driver's license.
Join Saint Cloud Fire Rescue as a Firefighter/Paramedic with an annual salary of $67,684. Enjoy premier benefits like a 4% pension multiplier that vests in 10 years and excellent work-life balance.
Join JFRD's Apprentice Program for free tuition to become an EMT/Firefighter. Must be 17-21, live in Duval County, and attend an Open House.
The position of Ocean Lifeguard at the City of Pompano Beach requires a high school diploma or equivalent, previous lifeguard experience (or U.S. Military Rescue Swimmer certification), and various certifications including nationally recognized lifeguard certification, CPR/First Aid, Florida State EMT certification, and passing the United States Lifesaving Association swim & rescue skills test. The role involves working 40 hours per week in a physically demanding environment with potential exposure to hazardous conditions. Key competencies include knowledge of water safety rules and regulations and the ability to establish rapport with the public and colleagues.
Bay County Department Of Emergency Services offers $65,062–$109,757 annually for a Paramedic role requiring at least one year of full-time experience and valid Florida certifications. Apply by July 16, 2026.
North Okaloosa Fire District seeks Paramedics earning $66,669–$86,876 annually. Apply by July 9, 2026.
Putnam County Fire Rescue seeks a Paramedic with an annual salary of $53,474. Continuous application period; must have Florida Paramedic certification and valid driver's license.
Join Charlotte County Fire & EMS as a Paramedic for $24/hour with a $17,000 annual stipend. Apply by July 11, 2026.
Citrus County Fire Rescue offers $64,000 annual salary for Paramedics with continuous application acceptance. Required certifications include Florida Paramedic license and EVOC.
Volusia County Fire Services is hiring Paramedics with a starting salary of $22.26 hourly (trainee) or $25.19 hourly (cleared). Continuous application period, preferred candidates have at least two years' experience.
Volusia County Fire Services seeks part-time Paramedics with a starting salary of $22.26/hour (trainee) or $25.19/hour (cleared). Continuous hiring, apply now.
Alachua County Fire Rescue offers an annual salary of $51,917 with a $8,500 paramedic incentive. Apply by July 8, 2026.
North Okaloosa Fire District seeks a Paramedic (Relief) earning $23 hourly, requiring Florida Paramedic certification and EVOC within 30 days. Apply by July 9, 2026.
Putnam County Fire Rescue seeks a Paramedic (Temporary/On Call) at $15 hourly. Requires Florida Paramedic certification and valid driver's license.
Plantation Fire Department seeks part-time Paramedics with Florida certification and valid driver's license. Apply by July 21, 2026 for $26 hourly.
Putnam County Fire Rescue seeks a Paramedic/Firefighter with EMT experience. Salary $55,682 annually, continuous application period.
Apply by July 24, 2026, for a Paramedic/Firefighter role with an annual salary of $69,738–$102,261. Veterans preference and PSLF eligibility available.
Volunteer for Sunrise Fire Rescue's Community Volunteer Patrol program, offering opportunities to engage in community policing and fire-rescue support without pay or benefits.
Apply by August 8 for Pensacola Fire Department's Professional Firefighter role with a base salary of $43,000. CPAT testing required; exceptions for recent National Testing Network CPAT passers and GSTC EMT/Fire Academy graduates.
Volunteer position with no base pay. EMT certification required within two years of hire. Applications accepted continuously.
Kissimmee Fire Department seeks a Training Captain at $42/hour with continuous application; requires Florida certifications and EMT.
Citrus County Fire Rescue offers an annual salary of $60,512 for Transport Firefighter/EMT roles with continuous application acceptance and benefits like wellness incentives and comprehensive health insurance.
Citrus County Fire Rescue offers an annual salary of $69,021 for Transport Firefighter/Paramedics with continuous application acceptance. Required certifications include Florida EMT-Paramedic and Firefighter II.
Volunteer firefighter role with $10 stipend per event. No fixed application deadline, apply continuously.
Volunteer position offering $5 stipend per county guidelines. No minimum age requirement beyond 18, must have a valid driver's license and CPR certification within 6 months.
Volunteer position offering a $10 stipend per call. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a valid driver's license, and live within Okaloosa County or near Station 41.
Volunteer firefighter position at Inverness Fire Department with no pay, continuous application period, and preference for Florida Firefighter 1 certification.
Volunteer firefighter position offering a $25 stipend per call in Okaloosa County. Must be at least 18 years old, have a valid driver's license, and live within the county or near Station 41.
Volunteer as a firefighter or intern at Palm Coast Fire Department, no pay or benefits but rewarding community service. Applications accepted continuously.
Volunteer position with per-call stipend; no minimum age requirement beyond 18. Must live within 20 miles of a station.