Pros
Easy to get in, straightforward, good hospital contracts, variety of shift types and stations, plenty of overtime available if you are consistent and professional
Cons
Low pay, have to work a lot of overtime to earn decent money. After 1-1.5 years here there's probably nothing left to do and it's all on you to advance your career and move on out. But people here do get picked up by Police Departments, Fire Departments, Paramedic Schools, Nursing Schools, and so on. Also, partner quality can vary significantly--but that's what you accept in order to get some of the opportunities here. Great place to get yourself back together if you're not dialed in right out of the gate.