Medical First Responder, EMT and Provider License Expiration
Dates and Renewals
Certification or licensing is done for the sole purpose of protecting the
citizens of Wisconsin. It assures the public that an individual holding a
certificate or license has met certain minimum competencies and that he or she
is authorized to practice as defined by law.
All individual EMT and First Responder, ambulance service provider
and medical first responder provider licenses expire on June 30th of even numbered years.
Licenses
must be
renewed prior to the expiration date in order for the licensee to continue
practicing and/or operating. You may not practice as an EMT or
First Responder unless you have a current license/certificate.
Failure to receive a renewal notification does not relieve the holder of the
responsibility to renew his/her license. Licensees should ensure that
address and e-mail information is kept current on Wisconsin
E-Licensing in order to best assure that they receive all
renewal notifications and mailings from the Wisconsin EMS Section office.
Specific information regarding license retraining requirements and expired
license/certification can be
obtained by clicking on the links below:
Last Revised: September 16, 2009 |
