Other Continuing Education
Other continuing education options that providers can use towards recertification hours can be but are not limited to the following: attending EMS conferences, college courses, higher level EMS courses, nursing, medical school, or other healthcare-related professionals continuing education.
All Education Must Be:
- Applicable to EMS
- Patient Care Related
- Completed within your Recertification Cycle
- Applicable to your scope of practice as a provider in the field
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Accepted and
Not Accepted Continuing Education Articles for any other limitations.
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