BECOME AN EMT MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Join the Dumont Volunteer Ambulance Corps and play a crucial role in safeguarding your community. As a member, you’ll be on the front lines, providing essential care in emergencies—where your actions can mean the difference between life and death. This isn’t just a volunteer role; it’s a chance to make a profound impact right where it matters most, in our own streets and neighborhoods.

By becoming a part of our team, you’ll join a network of compassionate, like-minded individuals dedicated to making Dumont a safer, healthier place. Our corps consists of community members just like you—students, parents, professionals, and seasoned adults—all united by a shared commitment to help others. Together, we forge strong bonds and a sense of camaraderie that transcends the everyday.

We equip each volunteer with comprehensive emergency medical training, transforming every challenge into an opportunity to learn and grow. This training doesn’t just prepare you for volunteer service; it equips you with valuable skills that enhance your personal and professional resilience.

We are powered by the spirit and generosity of Dumont’s citizens. By joining us, you’re not just giving your time—you’re enhancing the well-being of your community. There’s no better time to step forward and contribute.

SEVERAL OPTIONS TO JOIN 

ACTIVE RIDING MEMBER: We all started somewhere.  We will help you become a NJ Certified EMT, pay for your training and make sure you have the tools and experience to become a senior member in the corps.  If you are certified in another state we will help you secure NJ reciprocity.  Already have your NJ EMT certification but no 911 experience?  We will teach you what you need to know to bridge the gap between theory and real world EMS.  Already a 911-experienced EMT?  We will acclimate you to the corps and to the idiosyncracies of EMS in Dumont.

RESERVE MEMBER: Already a 911-experienced EMT but can’t commit to riding a regular full shift?  Join us as a Reserve Member and we’ll work out a mutually beneficial schedule.

AUXILLIARY MEMBER: Want to help, but don’t want to become an EMT or ride the ambulance?  There are many other ways to still help us in our mission.