Recertification Skills Verification
The National Registry does not require skills verification or skills testing for the renewal of your certification. If you have questions regarding your state requirements for a skills verification, please click here, to find your State EMS Office's contact information. You may want to review the articles regarding Active and Inactive Status.
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