Each recertification course (EMR, EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic) is organized into three sections, and each section issues its own completion certificate. This gives you maximum flexibility to meet your agency or state needs.

• Personal — Your self-selected CE hours.
• Local / State — Content required by your state, region, or agency.
• National — Content mapped to the NREMT NCCP National Component.

To fully satisfy National Registry (NREMT) recertification, complete all three sections (Personal, Local / State, and National). If your state’s Local / State requirements were completed elsewhere (e.g., via your agency or a state course), you may skip that section here and still use your Personal and National certificates from MedConEd toward your recertification packet.

Tip: Keep all three MedConEd certificates handy—many states and agencies ask to see which hours were applied to each component.

Yes. MedConEd.com is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE). Our courses meet national standards and are accepted in most U.S. states.

Yes. MedConEd.com is an approved Florida CE Broker provider. We automatically report eligible course completions to CE Broker for Florida licensees.

Approvals for Virginia and New Jersey are currently pending. While pending, you can still complete our CAPCE-approved courses and submit your certificate directly to your state agency. Automatic state reporting is not yet available in VA or NJ.

Yes. CAPCE-accredited courses are accepted by the National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) for recertification. Course completions are directly reported to National Registry by CAPCE.

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If you have trouble accessing a course, contact support@medconed.com. Refunds may be granted case-by-case.

First, create a free account on MedConEd.com. After logging in, browse the catalog and purchase any course. Your purchased courses will appear in your dashboard immediately.

Unless a course states otherwise, you have 12 months from purchase to complete it.

Yes. After finishing all requirements, you will receive an immediate, downloadable certificate stored in your account.

• CAPCE: Reported via the CAPCE Accreditation Management System (AMS).
• Florida: Reported automatically to CE Broker for eligible courses.
• Other states: Submit your certificate per your state's requirements. (VA/NJ approvals pending.)

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Email us at support@medconed.com and we will assist you ASAP.

Most states accept CAPCE-accredited continuing education for EMS recertification. Some states add extra steps (e.g., state-approved vendors or reporting). Use the table below as a guide.

Disclaimer: State policies change. We do our best to keep this information current, but it should not be considered defenative. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm recertification requirements with their state EMS office and local agency/medical director. This is stritly a general guide.