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The document is an application form for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) certification from the New York State Department of Health. It includes sections for personal information, certification type (original or recertification), and affirmation of criminal history. The form requires applicants to provide details such as their name, address, EMS identification number, date of birth, and agency affiliation. Additionally, it outlines instructions for completing the application accurately to avoid delays in processing.

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Begin by filling out the COURSE NUMBER, which is provided on your course approval slip. This number is essential for tracking your application.
Indicate whether this application is for ORIGINAL CERTIFICATION or RECERTIFICATION by checking the appropriate box.
If you have an EMS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER, enter it here. Ensure it has six digits; if not, add leading zeros.
Enter your LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, and M.I. in capital letters. If your name has changed, check the box and provide your current name as it appears on your EMS card.
Fill in your ADDRESS details accurately, ensuring to leave spaces between words and numbers.
Provide your DATE OF BIRTH in MM/DD/YYYY format and the last four digits of your SOCIAL SECURITY number.
Complete the SEX field with 'M' for male or 'F' for female and indicate if you are part of the teaching faculty.
Lastly, read the affirmation statement carefully before signing and dating the application to confirm its accuracy.

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How do I verify my NYS EMT certification?

A: You may obtain a verification of your NYS certification: By completing the Certification Verification Request. The request can be mailed or faxed to the following: New York State Department of Health. Bureau of EMS. 875 Central Avenue. Albany, NY 12206-1388. Fax (518) 402-0985.

What is EMS in New York?

Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Paramedics, Physicians and EMS Officers all work within an Emergency Medical Services System. An EMS Agency can be made up of all volunteers, combined departments with volunteers and career staff or, a fully career department.

How long is a NYS EMT class?

EMTs courses are normally between 150 and 180 hours to complete. EMTs learn how to: Perform Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

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How do I verify an EMT license in NY?

SEARCH \u2013 On the top left side of the HCS home page there is a search box, type in "EMT" and hit enter. Click the "EMT Certification Search Screen" option from the options that appear. EMT SEARCH PAGE \u2013 Once on the EMT Certification Search Screen, enter EITHER the EMT number or EMT last name and hit "GO".

How many ambulances are in New York City?

New York City Fire Department Bureau of EMS Operational areaEMS levelAdvanced Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS)Facilities and equipmentDivisions9Ambulances450 (2018)9 more rows

How many EMS are in New York?

There Are. 14,500 NYC EMS, about 4/5 are EMTs and 1/5 are Paramedics. EMTs are the workhorse of the system and Paramedics bring advanced life support, endotracheal intubation, IV/IO/IN/IM medications, electrical cardiac therapies, and EKG interpretation to the field.

How much are EMT classes in NY?

How much does the course cost? Is there a payment plan available? The cost of the course is $1775. This amount includes all required equipment (blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, and CPR face mask) as well as the textbook.

How many FDNY EMS are there?

FDNY EMS has 37 EMS stations and covers all five boroughs of New York City with Basic Life Support (BLS) Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) paramedic-staffed ambulances as well as various specialized response vehicles. These include: 450 ALS/BLS ambulances. 39 Haz-Tac Ambulances.