Firefighter jobs in Maryland
Washington County is hiring a full-time Airport Equipment Operator/Firefighter with an annual starting salary of $60,507. Applicants must hold a CDL and most specified firefighter and EMT certifications before applying. Open until filled.
Hagerstown Regional Airport is hiring a part-time Airport Maintenance Worker/Firefighter requiring Firefighter II, EMT, and a valid Class B Non-Commercial or CDL driver’s license. Applications are accepted on an ongoing, continuous basis.
This executive-level command role requires five years of Annapolis Fire Department service including one year as Fire Captain, an Associate degree, EMT-B, and Fire Officer III certifications. Enjoy robust benefits including state retirement vesting and 75% city-paid health insurance.
Queen Anne's County offers competitive salaries with potential earnings over $51,061 including built-in overtime, health and retirement benefits, 13 paid holidays, and a 24/72 work schedule.
Frederick County seeks a part-time Fire Inspector II requiring 5 years of fire service/inspection experience and NFPA or ICC Fire Inspector certifications. This 20-hour weekly position offers no standard benefits but includes a boot allowance.
Frederick County is hiring a full-time Fire Inspector II to conduct residential and commercial life safety inspections and plan reviews. Requires 5 years of fire service experience and NFPA/ICC Inspector certification. Includes comprehensive benefits and pension.
Earn an annual salary of 83,530 to 133,471 dollars reviewing architectural plans and fire protection shop drawings. Requires a valid driver license and three years of relevant experience. Enjoy comprehensive medical and wellness benefits.
Washington County pays $23.79 per hour ($59,380 annually) with robust healthcare, pension, and tuition benefits. No prior experience is required, though applicants must be at least 19. Applications close November 13, 2026.
Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department is hiring Firefighter I recruits who must be at least 18 with a valid driver's license and high school diploma or GED, and pass a written exam and CPAT. The posting does not state an application deadline or salary.
Washington County is hiring a full-time Firefighter-Airport Specialist starting at $60,507 annually with comprehensive benefits and a defined pension plan. Applications are accepted continuously until filled.
Earn $33.11 to $57.95 per hour as a full-time Firefighter/Paramedic on a 24/72 schedule. Requires Paramedic and Firefighter I certifications, with Firefighter II obtainable within one year.
Harford County Department of Emergency Services is hiring a part-time On-Call EMS Training Clinician at $30 per hour. Applicants need two years of MICRB teaching experience, a high school diploma or GED, and valid MIEMSS and MICRB certifications.
Carroll County Government seeks a full-time Paramedic earning $30 to $52 hourly with a 24/72 schedule. Requirements include a Maryland Paramedic or NREMT certification and a Class C driver license.
Emergency Services is hiring a Paramedic with an hourly pay range of $32.54 to $35.93 and a $5,000 sign-on bonus. This position is open until filled.
This permanent full-time Paramedic role offers a salary range of $44,941 to $121,736, a $5,000 signing bonus, and comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, and state retirement. Applicants must have two years of emergency care experience, a high school diploma, and a Maryland Licensed Paramedic certification.
Queen Anne's County is hiring a Paramedic I offering competitive salaries with built-in overtime exceeding $67,169, health and retirement benefits, 13 paid holidays, and a 24/72 work schedule. Requires a Maryland Paramedic License.
This entry-level paramedic role requires a valid National Registry Paramedic or equivalent Maryland certification and a non-provisional driver license at application. Includes a five-thousand-dollar recruitment bonus.
Join Carroll County Fire and EMS as a Community Mobile Integrated Health Paramedic earning an hourly pay range of $30 to $52. This full-time role requires Maryland Paramedic certification or NREMT, valid field experience, and a Class C driver license.
Earn $29.51 to $51.63 hourly as an overdose prevention and response paramedic in Carroll County, utilizing your Maryland or National Registry paramedic certification to deliver specialized medical and recovery support services.
This role requires a valid driver's license and high school diploma or equivalent at the time of application. Candidates must complete the Fire-Rescue Academy and pass written and physical ability exams.