Information for Agency Medical Directors
Medical Directors: How to validate skills of a provider in Recert2.0
This video shows Medical Directors how to use the National Registry's Recert2.0 system.
The Role of an Agency Medical Directors
Medical Directors ensure the continued competency of Nationally Registered EMS personnel by validating level specific skills. To maintain an 'Active' National EMS Certification, all advanced level providers (Paramedics and Advanced-EMTs) are required to have a licensed physician medical director attest to their skill competency every 2-year recertification cycle.Recertification Guide
National Component Guides
HOW TO CREATE A MEDICAL DIRECTOR ACCOUNT
Create a NREMT account
Navigate to the Create an Account page.
Enter your personal Information
On the next screen create a username and password, enter your personal information, enter your contact information and select the Medical Director as the User Role, select your security questions, click the box to confirm the attestation, and click submit.
HOW DO I ADD THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR ROLE TO MY NREMT ACCOUNT?
HOW TO AFFILIATE AS A MEDICAL DIRECTOR AT AN EXISTING AGENCY.
The agency's current Training Officer on file must approve your Medical Director role request. If the Training Officer currently listed for the agency is no longer with the agency the agency will change the Training Officer. See “HOW TO AFFILIATE AS A TRAINING OFFICER AT AN EXISTING AGENCY” on the Information for Training Officer page.
HOW DO I ATTEST TO SKILLS COMPETENCY FOR ADVANCED LEVEL PROVIDERS
Select either approve or deny and submit. An individuals skills competency can only be denied after the recertification application has been submitted. If an individual hasn’t submitted a recertification application you will see Provider’s Recert Application has not been submitted yet when you roll over their deny button.
Recert2.0 allows you to approve the skills of an individual without the individual submitting a recertification application. The two processes are now independent.