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Recertifying your EMT license has never been more convenient or enriching. Our course meets all the NREMT guidelines and offers a wealth of additional evidence-based medicine to keep to keep you on the cutting edge.
With us, you have the freedom to obtain forty (40) hours of continuing education anytime, anywhere you have internet access. Our program ensures you are current on all the latest education and skills to excel in your profession.
Through our straightforward instruction and proprietary educational delivery, we make recertification simple. Enroll in our course today and breathe a sigh of relief that your recertification is taken care of.
Get recertified the fast, easy, and affordable way with forty (40) CEUs that are CAPCE accredited, all in one convenient online course!
Unlock endless educational opportunities with our accredited content. Gain access to a wide range of educational resources that can be used anywhere that accepts CAPCE-accredited CEUs.
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Yes! Inside your learning path, we will assign you 40 CEUs of continuing education courses that you must complete for your recertification.
This course includes 20 hours for the national component, 10 CEUs for the individual component, and 10 Hours for the local component. Not looking for individual and local CEUs? Grab our 20-Hour NCCP EMT Refresher instead.
You can complete your continuing education requirements at your convenience and obtain your certifications immediately upon course or lesson completion.
Our automated system syncs with CAPCE and automatically uploads your certificates to the NREMT to report your continuing education hours effortlessly.
The Commission on Accreditation of Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) is an accreditation organization that evaluates and accredits continuing education programs for emergency medical services (EMS) providers.
Impact EMS Training’s courses are all CAPCE-accredited. Meaning they have been reviewed and approved by CAPCE as meeting their standards for quality and relevance to the field of EMS.
Our refresher courses no longer have any live education within the course requirements.
Due to the NREMT removing the distributive education limits, you can now recertify completely with online-only education.
The NREMT’s Distributive Education Update:
“All EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics due to recertify on March 31, 2023, and beyond, and EMRs due to recertify on September 30, 2023, and beyond, will have no limits on Distributive Education (or online continuing education). The removal of limits now allows all four levels of providers to accomplish continuing education online through any state-accepted or CAPCE-accredited program. Of course, in-person continuing education will continue to be accepted, too.”
Read more here.
You will have access to this course for one (1) full year, 365 days, from the date of purchase. You can complete and review the education within that window as often as necessary.
We’re committed to supporting active-duty, national guard, and reserve military personnel in pursuing their education. We understand that balancing military service and educational goals can be challenging, so we’re here to make the process seamless. We offer solutions that fit your busy schedule, whether you’re at home or deployed.
Our experts will guide you through the available military educational funding programs, helping you maximize your benefits.
From start to finish, smooth easy process. Help me keep my pace for CPR would definitely recommend for people who are renewing CPR/BLS card
The course is thorough but several modules and the presentations, though ostensibly for an EMT-Basic refresher, include material and quizzes that are for EMT-A and/or Paramedic level skills and interventions. The course material should be reviewed and quizzes should be for an appropriate level of skills for the students.
Found the course to be insightful and informative. I was able to understand it easily and learn new things.
Gwenny does a super job of getting the messages across in relatable terms/language. I'm only a basic EMT (for like 20 years). Those years crossed capacities of Ski Patroller, rural County ambulance service, rural ED tech and am now supporting a private entity which is appropriate for my age:D I do appreciate your presentations however I'm a few hours shy of the 40 hours. The only presentation I have not 100% completed is ironically the math portion. I'm pretty sure that if I can get through this math thing I'm still going to be short a couple of hours.
Math is something I've never been able to pull off without an excel sheet. I've actually considered paramedic or nursing in my thin career but math is like a brick wall. Anywho, is there something I'm missing about these hours? Thanks
I think it is put together very well. There are a couple modules that are a bit long for the content, but really love how the training was put together. Great job!