Fewer than half of the city’s firefighters, EMTs and medics have been fully vaccinated.

As of Thursday, 6,879 — or 42 percent of the FDNY’s approximately 16,000 non-retired personnel — had received both doses of the Moderna vaccine in the department-run program, according to a Thursday report by FDNY Incident Management.

About 7,800, or 49 percent, had received at least one shot. This includes the number who have received both doses of the vaccine.

Of the city’s approximately 11,500 firefighters, only 4,420 — or 38 percent — are fully vaccinated.

About 38 percent of EMS personnel — 1,684 of 4,400 staffers — have received both shots.

The data does not include those who were vaccinated at clinics independent of the FDNY.

The department began offering shots to EMS workers on Dec. 23 and to firefighters on Dec. 29.

Currently, 197 FDNY members, including 146 fire, 42 EMS and nine civilian employees, have tested positive for COVID-19 and are on leave, the report says.

Fourteen FDNY employees — one fire, five EMS and eight civilians — have died from COVID-19-related causes.