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The document is an application form for EMS licensure or certification, detailing personal information requirements such as name, address, social security number, and educational background. It includes sections for selecting the level of certification requested (e.g., EMR, EMT, Paramedic), disclosing any prior licenses in other states, and answering questions regarding legal history and substance abuse. The applicant must certify the accuracy of the information provided and is informed about the protection of their health information under HIPAA.

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How to get your EMT license in Illinois?

How do I get my EMT-B license in Illinois? You must have a High School Diploma or GED. You must be 18 or older when scheduling the NREMT Exam after successful completion of your EMT course. You must be able to PASS a background check with no felony convictions. Vaccine Records are required and must be current.

How long does it take to get an EMT license in Illinois?

The typical duration of an EMT-B training program in Illinois is 120 hours. It can take approximately six months to get licensed as an EMT-B in Chicago. The EMT-B license represents entry-level training within the EMS field. The EMT-B course is usually a single-semester course.

How fast can you get an EMT license?

This process can generally take a few weeks to a month. But when everything is said and done, you are looking at 2-6 months long to get EMT certification.

How long does it take to get EMT certified in California?

We currently have an EMT Boot Camp course which is completed within a 2-3 week period, a Fast Track EMT class which takes about a month to finish, an EMT Accelerated (Weekend or Evening) course, and finally a Traditional EMT class which takes 3-4 months to complete.

How much does EMT training cost in Illinois?

Approximate Program Cost FALLEMT 221 (9 credits) EMT 222 (5.5 credits) Approximate fall semester cost $2,963.00 SPRING EMT 223 (9 credits) EMT 224 (7 credits) CCC tuition rate for 16 credit hours* (no anticipated fees for second semester) $2336.00 Specialty credentialing ACLS / ITLS / PEPP (cost is approximate) 170.0016 more rows