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Carrousel MTS is a pediatric medical transportation company that serves South Texas. They have the expertise in EMT care and specialized pediatric equipment. They understand the demands and complexities of transporting pediatric patients.

Carrousel MTS is staffed by highly educated and state-licensed EMT’s and Paramedics dedicated to providing compassionate and quality patient care.

Carrousel MTS is currently looking for highly qualified EMT’s that share their core values and commitment to excellence. For more information, visit their website and apply at www.carrouselmts.com/employment.html  

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Carrousel MTS will call you within 48 hours to schedule an interview. 

If you have any other questions, please call (956) 661-0123. 

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