National Registry’s Registry Insider
Episode 17 EMS Accreditation
In this episode, Registry Insider host Bill Seifarth, CEO of the National Registry of EMTs, sits down with Dr. George Hatch from CoAEMSP to discuss the significance of accreditation in EMS education.
They explore how accreditation has evolved since its inception in 1978, its critical role in ensuring high educational standards for paramedics, and its upcoming expansion to Advanced EMT programs. Dr. Hatch highlights the value of accreditation in protecting the public and enhancing educational quality, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between CoAEMSP and the National Registry to uphold these standards and prepare competent EMS professionals.
Programs of instruction beginning after January 1, 2013 must be accredited. Learn more.
What you need to know when considering a career as a paramedic and evaluating programs for enrollment. Learn more.
The school you want to attend may be accredited, but what about the EMS-Paramedic educational program itself? Watch the video, “Specialized and Professional Accreditation: What should I know?” (in this section) produced by the Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA).
To find an accredited Paramedic program near you, search by state by clicking here.
