When the call comes, be the one who goes


Volunteers have been part of Victor Farmington Ambulance since 1970, working the same trucks as our career staff. Eight hours a month makes you an active member.

Certified, or on your way to it


Certified EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics can apply today. Enrolled in a course but not finished yet? That counts too.

Not sure where to take a course? Email our training team at training@victorfarmingtonambulance.org and they will point you to one.

Two men in gray polos demonstrate medical procedure on a model organ in a classroom.

What each certification requires


 EMT Basic

The state course runs about 160 hours. Finish it and you hold a New York State medical license number. Then comes our intern program: 20 hours of hands-on skills and real calls alongside a medic trainer.



EMT Advanced / Paramedic

One year minimum as an EMT opens the advanced classes. Critical Care adds about 480 hours, Paramedic about 1,000. At Paramedic you add 12-lead EKG and Advanced Cardiac Life Support, delivered to the patient before the hospital.

What active volunteer members get



✓  New York State tax credit of $200 for a full year of active service

✓  Uniforms, duty boots, and vehicle decals

✓  Internet access to work from the station while you volunteer

✓  Member point incentive program and annual recognition banquet


✓  Free CME training for ACLS, PALS, ATLS, AHLS, and more

✓  Health checkups, immunizations, and annual flu shot

✓  Life and AD&D insurance

✓  Leadership opportunities in elected and appointed positions

Ready to start


Download the application and sign it in ink.

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Attention: CEO Jared Palmer
1321 East Victor Road
Victor NY 14564

Attention: CEO Jared Palmer
1321 East Victor Road
Victor NY 14564

Not looking to work on an ambulance? Community members also serve on our Board of Directors. Email your information and CV to info@victorfarmingtonambulance.org

Your neighbors called 3,750 times last year

Every one of those calls was answered. Keeping it that way takes people who are willing to train for it.