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I have since gotten NRP so Monatana recert is covered. Edit: I did not hear back from the state.

Tried email. Got a boilerplate bot response on how to apply etc...not answering my questions.

Anyone work for Event Medics, Amphibious Medics or similar? I am considering these as a post retirement gig. Do they only draw from locals or do they pay/reimburse for travel, housing etc.? If ALS do they supply medical direction? Websites don’t address these things. Any comments about this...

Mine was available later that day...took it about three weeks ago. I was notified by email.

NRP 3/24/23 80 questions. Passed.

I passed. I studied the YT videos, skill sheets, and took the review the test site offered. Thanks everyone for the insight.

Nomadic Medic (or anyone): These requirements are listed under the PATT for psychomotor: 3. The candidate affiliates with an approved EMS education site 4. The EMS Program Director of the approved EMS education site will confirm candidate eligibility for the Advanced Level Psychomotor...

Thanks. I appreciate your candor. I’ll study the sheets and YT videos.

I called the place that the exam is held. Guy said they can do a review the day before. Can’t remember how much he said the cost was but the review was 45 minutes. Didn’t inspire confidence. Quite honestly I am nervous about this. I became a medic in 1980. Wish me luck.

Sorry I am referring to the Paramedic exam. The sunsetting seems far away based on the timeline on the website. It is step 7 on the plan and they are currently at step 3.

I have been out of the game awhile, was never NR, and considering getting my National Registry. My practical skills are rusty and definitely need a review course. Willing to travel for a quality review session.

The situation: Retired, but have been a medic since 1980. Certified in Florida (where I spent most of my career) and Montana. About two years ago I got Montana reciprocity (surprisingly easy) as I have potential to need it but haven’t yet. Montana is coming up for renewal and, as best as I can...

My situation: I graduated medic school in 1980. Yes I am old. Worked in two different states neither required NR so I never took it. Still certified in two states (FL and MT). I am not employed in EMS right now. There is a possibility I may need it after the sunsetting of the practical. Info...