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EMS providers every two years must submit an application for NREMT recertification. There are two ways you can maintain your national registry certification. The most common route is taking continuing medical education that is CAPCE accredited to gain your NREMT recertification. The second is taking the NREMT exam all over again.

Using online CAPCE accredited CE programs like the NREMT recertification program we offer at The Paramedic Coach you can complete your CE hours at your own pace on any device. The amount of hours you need to recertify differs by provider level. EMR providers need 16 hours, EMT providers need 40 hours, AEMT providers need 50 hours and paramedics need 60 hours of continuing medical education that is state EMS or CAPCE accredited.

The NREMT follows the National Continued Competency Program (NCCP Model) which breaks down your NREMT recertification hours into national component, local component, individual component hours we organize all the requirements for you at The Paramedic Coach.

Finally, I recommend strongly to any EMS providers to maintain their NREMT status as some jobs, promotions, contracts can require it. Also if you decide to move one day it makes EMS certification reciprocity much easier.

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach

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Need NREMT Recertification? Go Here: https://www.recertforems.com

Pass School & NREMT Exams, Go Here: https://www.prepareforems.com

Need NREMT Remedial Training? Go Here: https://www.remedialforems.com

The EKG/12-Lead EKG Masterclass: https://www.ekgforems.com

If you have a current state EMS certification and want to turn that into national registry (NREMT) certification here is how you do it! Many EMS providers will message me asking about this process usually it is because they are moving to another state or they're new role or job is requiring or asking they become NREMT certified.

The process is pretty similar between the levels of EMR, EMT, AEMT and Paramedic it requires you to take CAPCE accredited continuing medical education programs and pass the national registry exam at your EMS provider level.

Enjoy this walkthrough and if you need EMS continuing medical education or need NREMT recertification hours go here: https://www.recertforems.com

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach

#nremt #emt #paramedic

Need NREMT Recertification? Go Here: https://www.recertforems.com

Pass School & NREMT Exams, Go Here: https://www.prepareforems.com

Need NREMT Remedial Training? Go Here: https://www.remedialforems.com

The EKG/12-Lead EKG Masterclass: https://www.ekgforems.com

This video will show you how to get your NREMT certification back if it has lapsed. NREMT also calls this a re-entry pathway to certification meaning you had your NREMT in the past but now your NREMT has expired.

The first step in gaining your national registry certification back is completing CAPCE accredited CE which is the same hours as a full recertification program hours. The next step after that is passing the NREMT written (cognitive) examination. You will also need to verify your skills to begin to practice again as an EMT, AEMT or Paramedic. I breakdown each national registry certification in the video here for you!

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach

#nremt #emt #paramedic