Pros
Can get a lot of hours if that's what you want, may get some good experience depending on the medic you work with.
Cons
Poor management and low workplace moral, experience likely to be limited to being just a driver depending on the medic you're partnered with. Workplace hostility, minimal training by burnt out FTOs, favoritism in the workplace, malicious dispatching often times, long hours and rarely off on time. When assigned overtime, many crews are given a short time span between shifts. (Example, you work a 10 to 10 shift, get off at midnight, and expected to come in the next morning at 6 am! This is especially bad for anyone who has a long commute such as one hour). Safety is not much regarded unless it potentially puts the company at risks of lawsuits and etc.
