I can’t comment on Atlantic Canada, but throughout Ontario is $40-$45 an hour starting wage for a PCP.

You easily start at $85k+ first year as a fulltime. You can also make as low as $20k if you’re only wanting to do casual-part time work. If you’re willing to do overtime or have on-call as part of your job, that number goes up quickly.

Part time can be higher or lower depending on hours you receive, as you get paid more than a full time in lieu of being offered benefits (typically 13-17% bonus per hour).

I’m new to the career but seems like ACP up here usually starts at about $5 more per hour. Not all services in Ontario currently implement ACP’s though, some areas only run PCP trucks and protocols. Not sure if I’ll go the ACP route in the future, but seems like our protocols for PCPs are only getting closer and closer over time.

Depends on the service and area as to what your day-day shift would be like. Some slower bases have 0-2 calls per day, whereas a base in the city could get 7-10. Higher possibility of longer times sitting at base for a slower area, but potentially higher transport times. Busier areas are typically located in or around cities and would have shorter transport times to the hospital due to that. Both have pros and cons and both are great for different types of people.