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The database provides your certification status only ( i.e. "Certified" if you pass the exam AND all requirements have been met). Rosters are no longer available. Please use the live online search above. If you have questions or need assistance email: EMSCert@dshs.texas.gov. EMS and Trauma Systems.
- EMS Certification and Licensure | Texas DSHS - Texas Department of ...
EMS Certification and Licensure. You can use the DSHS online...
- EMS Personnel Certification and Licensure - Texas DSHS
You can verify your certification status and expiration date...
- EMS Certification and Licensure | Texas DSHS - Texas Department of ...
EMS Certification and Licensure. You can use the DSHS online licensing service to apply for an initial, renewal, or upgraded certification/licensure. You can also use the service to update you address. Register as a new user.
You can verify your certification status and expiration date through the Regulatory Services Online Licensing System. All EMS Personnel (ECA, EMT, AEMT, EMTP, and Licensed Paramedic) renewal applicants must complete an EMS jurisprudence examination approved by the Department before submitting a renewal application.
NREMT certification is not the same as a license to practice. In some states it is possible to have a lapsed, expired, or inactive NREMT credential and a valid state issued EMS license. To verify an individual's license to practice, you must contact the State EMS Office.
Enter a Registry Number, EMS ID, or Name. Include Lapsed and Inactive Providers. Search. The Registry. About Us. Contact. Board of Directors. Team.
9 Νοε 2021 · Certification vs. Licensure Explained. Updated Nov 9, 2021. Test Tips and Strategies. We often hear the terms “certification” and “licensure” in the context of practicing EMS in the field, but it is not always clear what separates the two.
Texas EMS School’s online EMT program will prepare you for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians EMT exam and an exciting career as an EMT. This program has been approved by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) and meets the requirements for licensure in Texas.
