EMT Recertification

Engaging Classes Led by Experienced EMS Educators

Emergency Medical Technician recertification is conducted in live virtual training and on-demand distributive courses and meets all NREMT continuing education requirements.

Prodigy Virtual Training Platform

Code One has partnered with Pro EMS Center for Medics to deliver Prodigy, a world-class virtual training platform for EMS providers at all levels.

Prodigy classes are designed to educate and engage, not simply to check the box. Instead of using a stale slide presentation, it engages users by implementing a multi-camera format that focuses on the presenter, who is always an experienced EMS educator. It also includes supplementing materials designed to enhance learning.

Approved For

• NREMT Recertification: Approved by Commission on Accreditation for Prehospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) for use in NREMT Recertification
• State Recertification: Approved by Most States for EMR Recertification

Engaging Courses

Over 120 courses to choose from, all approved by CAPCE. Engaging live and distributive content presented by EMS experts from across the United States.

Live Content

Multiple live virtual courses are offered daily. Each class is about an hour in length. Live virtual training is completed from the comfort of your home (or ambulance).

Access Anytime

Pre-recorded distributive training that can be completed whenever is convenient.

Nationally registered EMTs are required to renew their certification every two years. The EMT National Continued Competency Program (NCCP) establishes the continuing education standard used for recertification. The NCCP model requires continuing education in three components:

• National Component (20 Hours): National component topics include airway and respiration, cardiovascular, trauma, medical, and EMS operations.
• Local / State Component (10 Hours): These hours are flexible unless your state EMS office or local medical control has specific requirements.
• Individual Component (10 Hours): These are flexible hours that may be achieved through any CAPCE-approved educational component.

Continuing education must be approved by the Commission on Accreditation for Prehospital Continuing Education (CAPCE) or by their state EMS office.

This program provides all required education hours for EMT recertification.