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Phil they could have a paramedic costume it could be a pretty white dress

Just a thought, but if someone from each US state, and someone from each Canadian Provence, could post something like what I posted on obtaining reciprocity in their respective regions, we'd at least have the ideas posted.

In 2001, the State of Michigan began utilizing the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMTs) exam process to facilitate both the written and practical portions of the State Exam. Why didn't you just take the NREMT (State test) when you finished the class like everybody else does? The State of Michigan has been talking about getting rid of the EMT-Specialist for about 20 years now. Since I see they're still licensing Specialists (EMT-I), I don't place much stock in the idea of them doing away with the NREMT testing any time in the near future. I'm starting to smell something here, and I don't think it's the cod....... "EMS Rules." www.mich.gov. State of Michgan, 05 FEB 2004. Web. 20 Jun 2010. <http://www.michigan.gov/documents/2001-016_EMS_Rules_95431_7.pdf>. EDITED TO ADD CONTENT

What state did you complete the course in? I know in NM (non NR state for EMT-B and EMT-I) they won't let you test for the state license with a course completion certificate from another state. You'd have to redo the course altogether EDIT: Why not at least take your state test, no one is going to just give you a certification because you have a completion certificate.

Hello, It is like the KED. I have a link for you: http://www.neann.com/NIEJ%20Info%20Page.htm Kind Regards, David McLeod

Posting no more articles lol, not worth it!