2018 Attrition Report Available Now
BACKGROUND
To better understand provider turnover and to conduct provider retention efforts,
the Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services began studying EMS attrition with
the first annual Kentucky EMS Attrition Report in 2016. In 2018, Kentucky EMS provider
attrition was the lowest it’s been in 4 years, accounting for only 13% of providers.
PURPOSE STATEMENT
This report presents the findings of the KBEMS’ 2018 Attrition Survey and the 2019
Agency/TEI Employee Statistics Survey. The primary objective of this report is to
gain insight on the trends and determining factors that contribute to Kentucky EMS
employee attrition while also investigating entry level pay for EMS personnel throughout
the commonwealth.
View the full report and learn more here.
You can also view the report, along with many other important reports on our About < Publications < KSTARS Data Reports page, or on our Education < EMS Educators Tool Box page.
