Alphabet Soup

[primemedic01]

I did a search and couldn't find the answer anywhere on here. If you know of a thread please forward it to me.

Can someone please tell me when it will be considered appropriate to use the designation (your name, NR-P) vs. the current (your name, NREMT-P). I don't want to start using it too early, but I do prefer it. Will it not be until the transitions are complete in a few years?

Thanks,

Ryan

[Lone Star]

I did a search and couldn't find the answer anywhere on here. If you know of a thread please forward it to me.

Can someone please tell me when it will be considered appropriate to use the designation (your name, NR-P) vs. the current (your name, NREMT-P). I don't want to start using it too early, but I do prefer it. Will it not be until the transitions are complete in a few years?

Thanks,

Ryan

You should wait until the transition is complete, as it's not an accepted title at this point.

Secondly, when using titles, the accepted practice is first name, middle initial, last name and then your titles (in descending order of importance).

For example:

John Q. Public, AaS,NREMT-P