Renewal Training/Retraining Requirements
Listed on this page are the biennial
renewal training
requirements for First Responders and EMTs in Wisconsin. Listed are the
minimum hours for the refresher courses as approved through the
Wisconsin EMS Section. The training centers reserve the right to add hours to
their courses as necessary to meet the educational objectives set
forth in curriculum and those required by any additional training
included in the course (such as CPR, advanced skills, etc.).
Medical First Responder:
Completion of an approved First Responder course, EMT-Basic
course, or EMT-Basic Refresher course during the biennium
fulfills the refresher requirement for this level.
EMT Basic:
Completion of an EMT-Basic course, an EMT-Intermediate
Technician course, or the didactic portion of the EMT-Intermediate or
EMT-Paramedic course during the biennium fulfills the refresher
requirement for this level.
EMT-Intermediate Technician
EMT-Intermediate:
- Current healthcare
provider CPR certification, AND
- Current ACLS certification, AND
- Completion of a Department approved 48 hour EMT-Paramedic
Refresher course OR 48 hours of medical director approved
continuing education at the EMT-Intermediate level of
training and scope of practice in the current biennium
(July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2010).
Completion of the EMT-Intermediate course, or the
didactic portion of the EMT-Paramedic course during the biennium
fulfills the refresher requirement for this level.
EMT-Paramedic:
- Current healthcare
provider CPR certification, AND
- Current ACLS certification, AND
- Completion of a Department approved 48 hour EMT-Paramedic
Refresher course OR 48 hours of medical director approved
continuing education at the EMT-Paramedic level of
training and scope of practice in the current biennium
(July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2010).
Completion of the EMT-Paramedic course during the biennium
fulfills the refresher requirement for this level.
Last Revised: September 16, 2009 |