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All EMS students in Virginia must pass the National Registry exam. Instructions on signing up for the National Registry exam and finding a Pearson VUE test center will be given out towards the end of your EMT program.
Unfortunately, that's how it's been in Virginia for people who want to become paramedics. Here, Paramedic (EMT) programs typically take between 27 and 30 months to complete. You begin at the basic level and progress through the following stages: EMR (Emergency Medical Responder)
Unfortunately, that's how it's been in Virginia for people who want to become paramedics. Here, Paramedic (EMT) programs typically take between 27 and 30 months to complete. You begin at the basic level and progress through the following stages: EMR (Emergency Medical Responder)
Unfortunately, that's how it's been in Virginia for people who want to become paramedics. Here, Paramedic (EMT) programs typically take between 27 and 30 months to complete. You begin at the basic level and progress through the following stages: EMR (Emergency Medical Responder)
There are a few procedures that only EMT-intermediates cannot perform, including rapid sequence intubation, surgical cricothyrotomy, and needle cricothyrotomy.
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National Registry is a 2-year certification, whereas Virginia has 4-years (BLS) and 3-years ALS certifications. Therefore, it is important to manually recertify your Virginia certification after 2 years, in order to keep the CE report reflective of what is needed for NREMT.
Anyone who is coming into Virginia's EMS system with a current National Registry certification will be required to complete an Application for Reciprocity and mail copies of EMS credentials to the Division of Accreditation, Certification & Education of the Office of EMS.
Eligibility to attend an Emergency Medical Responder or an Emergency Medical Technician course in Virginia requires that you must: (1) Be proficient in reading, writing and speaking the English language. (2) Be a minimum of 16 years of age at the beginning date of the certification course.
Students may enroll in EMT training programs as young as age 16 if they have parental permission. A student can expect at least 154 hours total: at least 144 combined classroom and practical skills training hours and at least ten hours spent in clinical and field settings.
EMS Providers can access a copy of their Virginia CE Report online 24/7/365 via the Virginia EMS Portal. Once all requirements are met you will be eligible to recertify. This process is automated and you will recertify on the first day of the month of your expiration.

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