The Delaware State Fire Prevention Commission now manages all EMT certifications for the State of Delaware. Delaware EMT certifications information can be found on their EMT Certification Page. For questions concerning your Delaware Certification, contact the office at 302-739-3160 or by email at fire.commission@delaware.gov.
For recertification with the National Registry of EMTs® under the National Continued Competency Program, there are new steps for your to recertify. Here is a reference page with videos helping explain how to update and submit your information in your NREMT profile: NREMT Recertification Page.
This excerpt from the NREMT “Agency Guide to Recertification” should help explain what training is able to be used with your NREMT recertification Individual continuing education hours, along with your Delaware 30-hour Refresher: NREMT NCCP Allowable Coned Guidelines
Current Certified DE FTOs as of March 2023
Try these sites for continuing education online.
Note: Some may be free, pay as you go, or have subscriptions. Most websites will require accounts to be set up. At times, some courses may be under redevelopment or review while they renew their CEU status.
(180 Hours)
Purpose: The National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) course meets the National EMS Education Standards published guidelines. The curriculum provides the student with in-depth knowledge and skill-based training to appropriately assess, stabilize, monitor, and transport pre-hospital patients. Students are required to spend time in the clinical setting with actual-time based upon student progress. Students successfully completing this course may sit for the National Registry exam. Upon presentation of required paperwork, State of Delaware EMT certification may be issued to individuals successfully completing NREMT requirements and individuals must be affiliated with a Delaware EMS provider.
Content: This course provides the student with in-depth knowledge and skill-based training to appropriately assess, stabilize, monitor and transport the pre-hospital patient. Students will be required to have internet access to complete online homework and quizzes throughout the course. Successful completion of this course will include passing a state-approved practical and written exam (Note: the State of Delaware uses the National Registry examination process for both practical and cognitive examination as the state-approved exam).
Audience: This course is intended for those individuals who respond to pre-hospital situations and must manage, treat, and transport the patient to an appropriate medical facility.
Prerequisites: Must be at least 18 years old at registration and have current certification in Healthcare Provider CPR/AED or equivalent and produce a legible copy at registration. MANDATORY BACKGROUND CHECK: All personnel taking the EMT full course will be required to have a State of Delaware and a Federal Background check. This must be completed before patient contact begins.
Class Limits: Minimum 10; Maximum 25 for the full class, 20 for the accelerated class. Completed registration forms will be accepted until the class limit is satisfied or the deadline date is reached. You will be notified by email of your acceptance into the class.
This course is available as a full class at our Divisions and an accelerated class at our Dover Division. This course is not available as an In-Service training.
(30 hours)
Purpose: The Delaware Emergency Medical Technician Refresher course meets the National EMS Education Standards published guidelines under the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) National Core Competency Program (NCCP). The curriculum provides the student with a review and update of in-depth knowledge and skill-based training to appropriately assess, stabilize, monitor, and transport pre-hospital patients. Individuals must be affiliated with a Delaware EMS provider.
Content: This course provides the student with a review and updates in-depth knowledge and skill-based training to appropriately assess, stabilize, monitor, and transport the pre-hospital patient. This course contains 14 hours of online content to be completed before attending 16 hours in the classroom. Successful completion of this course will include passing a state-approved practical and written exam.
Audience: This course is intended to refresh and update those individuals who respond to pre-hospital situations as a certified EMT and must manage, treat, and transport the patient to an appropriate medical facility.
Prerequisites: Must have current certification as a Delaware Emergency Medical Technician and produce a legible copy at registration.
Class Limits: Online Content: No Limit; Classroom Sessions: Minimum 10; Maximum 25. Completed registration forms will be accepted until the class limit is satisfied or the deadline date is reached. You will be notified by email of your acceptance into the class.
This course is not available as an In-Service training.
~ Updated 09/24/2018
(8 hours)
Purpose: The Delaware Emergency Medical Technician Reciprocity course allows individuals from other States/Regions who are certified as a National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) EMT, to gain their Delaware Emergency Medical technician certification. The curriculum provides the student with a review and update of in-depth knowledge and skill-based training of Delaware required content to appropriately assess, stabilize, monitor, and transport pre-hospital patients. Individuals must be affiliated with a Delaware EMS provider.
Content: This course provides the student with a review and updates in-depth knowledge and skill-based training surrounding the Delaware EMS policies and procedures to appropriately assess, stabilize, monitor, and transport the pre-hospital patient according to Delaware guidelines. Successful completion of this course will include passing a state-approved practical review and written exam, as well as passing the Office of Emergency Medical Services BLS Protocols examination.
Audience: This course is intended for those individuals who are NREMTs certified in another NREMT State/Region, to refresh and update those individuals who respond to pre-hospital situations as a certified EMT and must manage, treat, and transport the patient to an appropriate medical facility.
Prerequisites: Must have current certification as an NREMT Emergency Medical Technician, current certification as an Emergency Medical Technician in another State, and in BLS Provider CPR/AED or equivalent and produce a legible copy at registration. Note: Other documentation MUST be submitted separately to the Office of the State Fire Prevention Commission in addition to this course for actual certification and is available from their office or through their website (https://statefirecommission.delaware.gov/) on their EMT Certification page.
Class Limits: Classroom Sessions: Minimum 6; Maximum 25. Completed registration forms will be accepted until the class limit is satisfied or the deadline date is reached. You will be notified by email of your acceptance into the class.
Course Registration form can be located on Sign-up for Classes Page
~ Updated 05/30/2017
Purpose: To allow students who require psychomotor practical skills testing in order to sit for their NREMT cognitive testing.
Content: This session contains testing stations to allow the student to perform and be evaluated for the psychomotor skills required for their NREMT certification before cognitive testing.
Audience: Students who require psychomotor skills evaluation to sit for the NREMT cognitive testing after successful completion of an EMT course and students who are unable to successfully complete the cognitive testing within one (1) year of the successful completion of an EMT class.
Certification: None.
Prerequisites: Must have completed an approved NREMT course and have a Delaware affiliation.
Class Limits: N/A
* This is not available as an In-Service training. Call to Schedule.
~ Updated 05/30/2017
Purpose: The Delaware State Fire School has decided to utilize the online Jones and Bartlett FTO Interactive Course for all initial training of FTO’s.
“Field Training Officer Interactive is a cutting-edge online course that provides comprehensive and concrete guidance on how to effectively perform the job of a field training officer (FTO). Extensively field-tested, the approach in college, hospital, fire department, and third service programs. Experienced FTOs will find a variety of tips and techniques to supplement teaching methods they are already using. New FTOs can use these same tips and techniques to develop an effective approach to teaching and evaluating students, and will help them “hit the ground running” as they assume their new duties.”
– Jones & Bartlett
Content: The Delaware State Fire School recognizes the Jones and Bartlett Course: Field Training Officer Interactive (PSGlearning.com) as formal training. The course and textbook are available through the jones and Bartlett website.
Audience: This course is intended for any individual currently certified as an Emergency Medical Technician and in a position to evaluate other Emergency Medical Technicians.
Certification: Personnel successfully completing the Jones and Bartlett Course:
Prerequisites: Must be a certified provider as an EMT for 3 years and hold a current Delaware Emergency Medical Technician certification
Class Limits: N/A
* This course is not available as an In-Service training.
~ Updated 10/18/2018
Related Topics: Delaware State Fire School, EMR, EMT Classes, EMT Training
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