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EMS recertification in West Virginia

West Virginia accepts CAPCE accredited courses and directly accepts all Prodigy credit classes.

West Virginia recertification requirements

West Virginia follows the NREMT NCCP model for recertification, and WVOEMS-licensed providers must maintain uninterrupted NREMT certification — a lapse results in immediate suspension of your West Virginia license. Renewal is every two years: complete your NREMT recertification first, then submit a separate state application and fees in your WV ImageTrend account between October 1 and December 31 — the state deadline is 90 days before your March 31 expiration.

West Virginia specific requirements

West Virginia also requires an annual WVOEMS Protocol Update Course, a current healthcare-provider CPR certification, annual practical skills verification (maintaining ACLS, PHTLS/ITLS, PEPP/PALS or an equivalent approved course satisfies this), and completion of the WVOEMS state and federal component courses.

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