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How do EMTs and Paramedics become licensed?

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How do EMTs and Paramedics become licensed?

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EMTs and Paramedics are licensed by the State of Missouri. Both must first attend an EMT course and then the Paramedic course follows usually after the EMT has worked in the field to gain experience. Both courses are offered locally at the Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center. Both EMTs and Paramedics must complete a minimum number of CEUs (continuing education credits) every five years. An EMT-P must complete 144 hours of CEUs every five years and EMTs 100 hours respectively. In addition, Paramedics must maintain Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certifications every two years. Both must maintain current CPR certification at all times. North Scott County Ambulance District strives to ensure that our staff accomplishes these requirements by utilizing a training program that allows personnel to attend courses required for re-licensure.

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