What is an EMT-B?
An Emergency Medical Technician EMT-B is a trained individual who provides basic life support at the scene of a medical emergency to prevent further injury after the initial incident. The EMT-B maintains necessary body functions of the victim prior to the arrival of advanced life support units and during transport to the nearest hospital. How do I gain certification in Arizona as an EMT, EMT-I, or EMT-P? To become certified as an EMT at any level in Arizona you must successfully complete a Department approved training course (EMT 104), submit required certification application and necessary forms, and successfully pass the National Registry written examination within three attempts with a score of at least 70% within one year of the official course ending date.In addition, Intermediate and Paramedic applicants must pass the National Registry practical examination.An out-of-state applicant who already holds a current and valid National Registry card at the Basic or Paramedic level may o
Related Questions
- If 2 EMT-Bs are on the bus with a child birth, do both Emts get a Stork pin or only the Emt with PT. care?
- Are any academic credits earned while taking the Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Program (EMT-B)?
- How much CE credit toward EMT-B recertification do I get for taking an EMT-Intermediate class?
