National Registry

[bassnmedic]

Florida does not have nor recognize the Intermediate level, so I do not know what you are talking about.

Maybe you should check on that again WWW.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/EMT-Paramedic

EMT candidates who are currently certified in good standing by another U.S. state or territory or by NREMT will take the NREMT written assessment exam

[quint]

Maybe you should check on that again WWW.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/EMT-Paramedic

EMT candidates who are currently certified in good standing by another U.S. state or territory or by NREMT will take the NREMT written assessment exam

Maybe I no understand the english very well.............I do not see no EMT-I nowhere on that site.

[Ridryder 911]

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My personal belief is that there does need to be a national standard of care and training, but it should not be by a private/for profit organization. Maybe, place EMS under Homeland Security and have a national training curiculum and Standard of care so that all states can provide the level of care.

Third error ......National Registry is a non-profit organization, not a private profit organization. Homeland Security... what a joke, they can't even get people tested to check luggage yet...

R/r 911

[akflightmedic]

Hate to hijack, but I repeat..There is NO Intermediate level in FLorida...please prove me wrong and I will apologize...

[Scaramedic]

Hate to hijack, but I repeat..There is NO Intermediate level in FLorida...please prove me wrong and I will apologize...

I hate to disagree with you AK, but there is an Intermediate Level in Florida.

It's northeast of Sarasota. :wink:

Peace,

Marty

:thumbleft:

[bassnmedic]

[Homeland Security... what a joke, they can't even get people tested to check luggage yet... ]

That was only an idea or suggestion, you must be one the almighty NREMT's in order to respond like that.....It was a mere hypothetical department..........not that I think Homeland is the answer.

[bassnmedic]

[web:369bfde094]http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/emt-paramedic/emt-lic-requirements.html#Initial[/web:369bfde094]

once again try this web site and scroll down to the part about certified in other states under the exam requirements section and you will see the quote i put in the last post.....as far as what level Florida recognizes.....all i know is what the state told my wife and what the web site says.

[akflightmedic]

As I said, there is no intermediate in Florida!!

Read the link you keep pasting..it isnt there.

I have worked in FL for almost 10 years, I am a paramedic and basic instructor and I belong to the FL EMS educators association.

There is no intermediate in FL....

[AZCEP]

It looks like if you are a certified EMT any where else you qualify to take the Florida test. If you are an EMT-Intermediate you will be taking the EMT test. If you are a paramedic you will be taking the paramedic test.

Yes, Florida will allow EMT-Intermediates to test into the state, but they will not be doing so at the intermediate level.

[EmergencyMedicalTigger]

[Homeland Security... what a joke, they can't even get people tested to check luggage yet... ]

That was only an idea or suggestion, you must be one the almighty NREMT's in order to respond like that.....It was a mere hypothetical department..........not that I think Homeland is the answer.

I have to agree...Homeland Security is a joke. The way it is run is a waste of time and money.

I don't understand your comment about being an almighty NREMT to respond like that....? :?