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What's the difference between National Registry certification and state licensure? We break it down! The National Registry provides a credible, accredited examination (NCCA-accredited!) to prove your competency meets the national standard. But remember: the state grants the license, or the "green ticket" to practice. Don't skip this crucial step! Full details on the systems approach in the latest Registry Insider. ____ #NREMT #EMS #EMT #podcast #license #healthcare #paramedic | National Registry

Lindbergh High School students, in partnership with the Mehlville Fire Protection District, can now get a head start on a career in healthcare by becoming a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) before graduation. Through a year-long course first started in the 2024-25 school year, students learn crucial skills like CPR, intubation, and patient immobilization. The program prepares students for the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) exam, allowing them to gain their

When a member of the public calls 911, they can't choose their provider. They place their absolute trust in a system they may not fully understand. But what is that system? In this episode, host Bill Seifarth and Dr. Paul Rosenberger explore the powerful "systems approach" to public protection in EMS. Drawing a compelling parallel to the Chain of Survival, they reveal the four essential links - education, national certification, state licensure, and local credentialing - that must work in harmon