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How Much Does an EMT Make in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area, VT in 2026?

Typical pay for EMTs in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area, from federal wage data (May 2024), with the ten-year trend and how the city compares across Vermont.

$38,840
Typical pay a year
$18.67
Typical pay an hour
-15%
vs Vermont · -13% vs US
290
EMTs employed in the area
Where EMT pay falls in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area
from starting out to the top earners
$36,640
Starting out
$37,810
First years
$38,840
Typical
$44,980
Experienced
$46,220
Top 10%

BLS OES May 2024 · Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area

A typical EMT in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area, Vermont earns $18.67 per hour, or $38,840 per year, according to the latest government wage data for the area (May 2024). Calculated from the annual figure, that is roughly $3,237 a month. Entry-level positions typically offer around $36,640, and the top 10% of earners make over $46,220.

That pay is 15% below the Vermont figure of $45,600 and 13% below the national figure of $44,470. About 290 EMTs work in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area.

EMT pay in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area at a glance

  • Typical pay is $18.67 an hour, or $38,840 a year.
  • That is 15% below the Vermont figure.
  • Entry-level positions typically offer around $36,640; the top 10% make over $46,220.

BLS OES May 2024

How much does an EMT make in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area?

Pay in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area runs from entry-level positions at around $17.61 an hour to more than $22.22 for the top 10% of earners. The table sets each career stage against the Vermont and national figures.

EMT pay by career stage in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area

EMT pay by career stage in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area
Career stageSouthern Vermont nonmetropolitan areaVermontUnited States
Starting out$36,640$17.61 an hour$36,770$17.68 an hour$34,130$16.41 an hour
First years$37,810$18.18 an hour$39,120$18.81 an hour$37,960$18.25 an hour
Typical EMT$38,840$18.67 an hour$45,600$21.93 an hour$44,470$21.38 an hour
Experienced$44,980$21.63 an hour$48,230$23.19 an hour$50,100$24.09 an hour
Top 10%$46,220$22.22 an hour$57,700$27.74 an hour$62,500$30.05 an hour

BLS OES May 2024 (the latest vintage BLS published for this area; state and national columns are May 2025) · city figures cover Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area as BLS defines it

Is Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area a good place to work as an EMT?

-13%
vs national pay · -15% vs Vermont
290
EMTs employed in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area

EMTs in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area earn less than the national figure: typical pay is $38,840 a year, 13% below the national rate.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an EMT make in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area, VT?
A typical EMT in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area earns $38,840 a year, or $18.67 an hour, according to BLS wage data for May 2024. Entry-level pay runs about $36,640 and the top 10% earn over $46,220.
How much does an EMT make an hour in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area?
Typical hourly pay for EMTs in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area is $18.67. Entry-level hourly pay runs about $17.61, and the top 10% earn over $22.22 an hour.
What is the starting pay for an EMT in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area?
Entry-level EMT positions in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area typically offer around $17.61 an hour, or $36,640 a year.
Is EMT pay in Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area higher than in the rest of Vermont?
Southern Vermont nonmetropolitan area pay is 15% below the Vermont figure of $45,600 a year. Burlington pays the most in Vermont at $48,230.

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