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Emergency Medical Technician Salary in the Kokomo, IN Area

Emergency Medical Technicians in the Kokomo area earn an average of $35,170 per year (or $16.91 per hour).

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Highest Paying Nearby Kokomo for Emergency Medical Technicians

Kokomo

Average: $35,170 per year Per hour: $14 - $22 per hour

Lafayette-West Lafayette

Average: $32,270 per year Per hour: $14 - $18 per hour

Cincinnati

Average: $34,590 per year Per hour: $14 - $22 per hour

Louisville/Jefferson County

Average: $33,300 per year Per hour: $14 - $18 per hour

Elkhart-Goshen

Average: $32,080 per year Per hour: $14 - $18 per hour

Bloomington

Average: $32,690 per year Per hour: $14 - $18 per hour

Fort Wayne

Average: $31,680 per year Per hour: $13 - $18 per hour

Terre Haute

Average: $29,930 per year Per hour: $11 - $18 per hour

Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson

Average: $32,700 per year Per hour: $11 - $22 per hour

Michigan City-La Porte

Average: $31,800 per year Per hour: $11 - $22 per hour

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