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Course Description: This
course is 100% approved by the North Carolina Office of EMS.
Successful completion of this course will meet ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR NORTH CAROLINA Recredentialing with a CURRENT EMS Credential. This course IS NOT a Refresher Course. If you have an expired credential or are taking the course to test for your NR, you MUST complete a REFRESHER COURSE.
*Re-entry: Re-entry is the term used when a North Carolina Provider has allowed his/her credential to expire. As long as the credential has not been expired for more than 4 years, he/she may complete an approved refresher course and then sit for the state credentialing exam. Again, this course is a renewal course NOT a Refresher Course. It will not work for those in reentry.
Course Delivery/Design: This
course has been designed such that students may enter and exit the
course at various times throughout the year. The nature of the course
allows students to complete the Renewal course whenever their schedule
will allow without being forced to wait for scheduled courses that may
not be convenient or may require multiple visits to long distance sites.
Students will have access to instructors and support throughout the
entire course through e-mail, text, or telephone.
Course Learning Objectives: This course was designed following the North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services 2016 document “EMS Refresher Educational Program Guideline.” The curriculum for this refresher course exceeds the National Education Standards curricula requirements for re-credentialing. This renewal course is intended for the EMS community to use for recredentialing their AEMT.
National Registry Disclaimer: This course includes and EXCEEDS the required National Continuing Competency Program (NCCP) 50 hours as outlined by the National Registry. Please note: The National Registry has a policy on “Distributive Education” and the use of those hours to meet CE requirements. According to the NREMT Refresher Requirements a total of 28.5 hours (8 National Component, 8 Local/State Component, 12.5 Individual Component) of “Distributive Education” may be used. Make sure you are aware of this policy and apply the hours you receive through this course appropriately.
Common Questions Regarding the NREMT:
Is this course considered “Distributive Education” by the NREMT?
Our Response: Yes. All of the hours delivered online are considered "Distributive Education."
Will the National Registry accept your course?
Our Response: Yes! According to the NREMT, to be considered “Valid Continuing Education” the course must be approved through a “…State EMS office or the Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) ”
This course is 100% approved by the North Carolina Office of EMS.
I don't live/work in North Carolina, will the NREMT still accept your course?
Our Response: Yes! We have spoke to the NREMT and confirmed that a course does not have to be approved by any particular state* agency as long as ONE STATE AGENCY approves the course, the NREMT will accept the course.
*Your state may require a different approval process than NREMT. Please make sure you are familiar with your local requirements. We are confident in the quality of our course and would be more than happy to submit it to any agency necessary for approval.
Course Description: This
course is 100% approved by the North Carolina Office of EMS.
Successful completion of this course will meet ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR NORTH CAROLINA Recredentialing with a CURRENT EMS Credential. This course IS NOT a Refresher Course. If you have an expired credential or are taking the course to test for your NR, you MUST complete a REFRESHER COURSE.
*Re-entry: Re-entry is the term used when a North Carolina Provider has allowed his/her credential to expire. As long as the credential has not been expired for more than 4 years, he/she may complete an approved refresher course and then sit for the state credentialing exam. Again, this course is a renewal course NOT a Refresher Course. It will not work for those in reentry.
Course Delivery/Design: This
course has been designed such that students may enter and exit the
course at various times throughout the year. The nature of the course
allows students to complete the Renewal course whenever their schedule
will allow without being forced to wait for scheduled courses that may
not be convenient or may require multiple visits to long distance sites.
Students will have access to instructors and support throughout the
entire course through e-mail, text, or telephone.
Course Learning Objectives: This course was designed following the North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services 2016 document “EMS Refresher Educational Program Guideline.” The curriculum for this refresher course exceeds the National Education Standards curricula requirements for re-credentialing. This renewal course is intended for the EMS community to use for recredentialing their AEMT.
National Registry Disclaimer: This course includes and EXCEEDS the required National Continuing Competency Program (NCCP) 50 hours as outlined by the National Registry. Please note: The National Registry has a policy on “Distributive Education” and the use of those hours to meet CE requirements. According to the NREMT Refresher Requirements a total of 28.5 hours (8 National Component, 8 Local/State Component, 12.5 Individual Component) of “Distributive Education” may be used. Make sure you are aware of this policy and apply the hours you receive through this course appropriately.
Common Questions Regarding the NREMT:
Is this course considered “Distributive Education” by the NREMT?
Our Response: Yes. All of the hours delivered online are considered "Distributive Education."
Will the National Registry accept your course?
Our Response: Yes! According to the NREMT, to be considered “Valid Continuing Education” the course must be approved through a “…State EMS office or the Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) ”
This course is 100% approved by the North Carolina Office of EMS.
I don't live/work in North Carolina, will the NREMT still accept your course?
Our Response: Yes! We have spoke to the NREMT and confirmed that a course does not have to be approved by any particular state* agency as long as ONE STATE AGENCY approves the course, the NREMT will accept the course.
*Your state may require a different approval process than NREMT. Please make sure you are familiar with your local requirements. We are confident in the quality of our course and would be more than happy to submit it to any agency necessary for approval.