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I took the NREMT last month- the test stopped at 65 questions....thought I bombed the test, but I passed!! :P

I had a question about the 'continuing education credits' though- I went to the UP-EMS conference, got credits, but can't find any information on where to submit them. I went to the NREMT site, as well as the UP-EMS site, but there isn't anything I can find.

Thanks!

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If I am understanding you correctly, you will keep track of your continuing education credits and then submit them when you re-certify.

In the future, the NREMT claims that will have a system in place where you can input your con-ed into their database using your account to make re-certification quicker.

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If I am understanding you correctly, you will keep track of your continuing education credits and then submit them when you re-certify.

In the future, the NREMT claims that will have a system in place where you can input your con-ed into their database using your account to make re-certification quicker.

Yes it could happen, it could be real, kind of like Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny are real. :D

It would be nice to see the NR be more user friendly since so many states choose to use them.

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ok, if you do it all on line how do they verify that you have taken all the classes. I'm not registry numbered or certed so I don't know how they do things anymore.

Do they still go on the trust system and if a question arises or a desire to audit then you have to show the certs?

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The NREMT has instituted a change ( believe as of 2005-6) that you can simply re-take the registry exam rather than meeting each and every CEU requirement.

AHHH!!! THAT SOUNDS SO HORRIBLE!!!!! :shock: I can't imagine taking it again....oh well...Thanks to everyone who responded, I really appreciate it! Hopefully I'll figure out what to do... :roll:

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