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By Industry. Ambulatory care was the most prominent employment sector for EMTs. Average hourly wages in this industry were $15.17, according to the BLS. Local government technicians had the highest hourly wage, at $19.12.EMTs who worked for general medical and surgical hospitals averaged $16.97 per hour.MTs in the state of Washington had the highest average wage by state, according to the BLS, at $27.35 per hour. The District of Columbia was next, at $26.65 per hour. Illinois was third, at $23.72.
Comparison to National Averages. Despite the high cost of living in New York, EMTs who work in the city don't earn significantly more than their counterparts in other parts of the country. Nationwide, the average hourly salary for EMTs is $15.88 as of May 2009, according to the BLS.EMTs in New York earn about 121 percent of the national average wage. In contrast, EMTs in Tacoma, Washington, earn the highest average hourly wage in the nation, $34.40, as of May 2009, according to the BLS.hey work for both private ambulance services and hospitals as well as municipal fire and rescue units. The average hourly wage for emergency medical technicians in New York is $19.24 as of May 2009, according to the BLS.