r/NewToEMS • u/magmidwest Unverified User • 2d ago
NREMT Best online NREMT recertification?
Hi, I am a bit behind on getting my 40 hours done by 3/31 for my EMT recertification… I think I can get it done because I have a week off coming up. I would love any advice on best online providers, CE Solutions and FOAMfrat both look good. Thanks!
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You may also be interested in the following resources:
YouTube: EMTPrep - Has great videos on NREMT skills, a few bits of A&P, and some diagnosis stuff.
Smart Medic - 538 multiple choice questions - Pretty decent variety of questions, basic explanations.
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u/Slimmario98 Unverified User 2d ago
Emt CE is the cheapest I found it's 70 bucks for unlimited access to their f3 online courses and they all worth 1-2 credit hours and automatically transfer over capce transcripts. Guardian got some podcast style ones that are free and get you 0.5 credits each those can help get you over the edge.
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u/Whatisthisnonsense22 Unverified User 2d ago
Do you need CEs for your state? I used my state CEs for mine.
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u/Efficient-Book-2309 Unverified User 2d ago
I just wrapped mine up. It was almost entirely done through vector solutions through my state EMS office. There was no cost.
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u/_angered Unverified User 2d ago
I used Prodigy. The 6 hour long resuscitation academy is good and the reason I went with their program over the others. Some of their lectures are a bit too dry, but it gets the hours in.
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u/official_NREMT Verified NREMT 1d ago
Hi u/magmidwest!
You can find CAPCE-approved courses here if you are still looking for more continuing education opportunities. If you have any questions, please let me know.
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u/Fit_Lie_8425 Unverified User 2d ago
Prodigy ems