Clinton, NJ...South Branch Emergency Services (SBES) will launch a paid EMT apprenticeship program in February and now seeks applicants for the inaugural class. “The new South Branch Emergency Services EMT Apprenticeship Program will allow us to train and hire more EMTs - something we must do to meet the growing demand for SBES services,” said SBES Chief Frank Setnicky. “The program will also have a tremendous impact on the lives of our apprentices,” Setnicky added. “Training won’t cost them anything – in fact, we will pay them to train. Then, those who successfully complete the program will be offered an EMT position and a raise.”
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