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Emergency Medical Technician Salary in the Illinois

Emergency Medical Technician in Illinois earn an average of $44,460 per year (or $21.37 per hour).

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Highest Paying City in Illinois for Emergency Medical Technicians

St. Louis

Average: $33,680 per year Per hour: $11 - $22 per hour

Springfield

Average: $30,890 per year Per hour: $11 - $18 per hour

Bloomington

Average: $27,990 per year Per hour: $11 - $17 per hour

Carbondale-Marion

Average: $28,340 per year Per hour: $11 - $17 per hour

Champaign-Urbana

Average: $31,650 per year Per hour: $11 - $21 per hour

Davenport-Moline-Rock Island

Average: $29,150 per year Per hour: $11 - $18 per hour

Peoria

Average: $29,490 per year Per hour: $11 - $18 per hour

Rockford

Average: $34,560 per year Per hour: $11 - $22 per hour

Cape Girardeau

Average: $29,280 per year Per hour: $11 - $21 per hour

Kankakee

Average: $0 per year Per hour: $ - $ per hour

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