How to Return to Active Status
You have two options in order to return to Active status.
Option one you have is submitting an electronic request through your My Certification page. You must have an approved agency affiliation on your account in order to submit an electronic request.
- Go to My Certification role
- Select Inactive to Active at the bottom of the left-hand side of the page
- Select Request Active Status
- Select your agency/employer and then select Submit Active Request
- For EMR and EMT providers your training officer will approve your active request
- For AEMT and Paramedic providers your physician medical director will approve your active request
Option two is to submit a paper Inactive to Active form, a copy of which is attached.
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