National Continued Competency Program - National Component

National Continued Competency Program - National Component

The National component of your recertification has required topics that must be completed with accepted EMS-related education. The topics include Airway, Respiration, and Ventilation (ARV), Cardiology, Trauma, Medical, and Operations.


Required hours: 


Level
Total National Hours
EMR
8
EMT
20
AEMT
25
Paramedic 
30



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