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How to Regain National Registry Certification: If your certification has lapsed, follow this link to get back on track.

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13.5 MILLION IN GRANT

EMS Funding Available


The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services has announced $13.5 million in grant funding through the Rural Emergency Medical Services Training Program. This funding will help eligible rural EMS agencies strengthen Clinician training and improve care for patients experiencing substance use disorders and mental health conditions.
If your fire-based or non-fire-based EMS agency is looking to expand its capabilities and enhance access to critical care in rural communities, be sure to apply. Applications are due by Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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Are you ready for the updated EMR and EMT Certification Examinations?

Updated versions of the EMR and EMT Certification Examinations launched on April 7, 2025. Click here for key information and resources.
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Learn more about the updated AEMT and Paramedic Certification Examinations

Resources and information are available for the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) and the Paramedic certification examinations.
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National Registry Research Fellow Chris Gage Receives Inaugural Doctoral Research Award from The Ohio State University

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Rebuilding EMS from the Inside Out: How First Priority Mobile Healthcare Is Rethinking Workforce Sustainability

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