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The training schedule is subject to change, if instructors are not able to make a meeting. All meetings start at 7:00pm unless otherwise noted. Trainings are also toned out on the pagers. You are strongly recommended to attend these meeting to insure you have the required training time. They occur on the second Wednesday monthly. The ALS training is on the fourth Wednesday.

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Are you a member of a professional association? You should be. The cost is small, and the benefits are many. For one thing, they speak on behalf of all EMTs at important times, such as when the government is considering legislation that affects how we do our job. They also help you stay on top of the latest changes in EMS. Consider joining the National Association of EMTs and New Hampshire Association of EMTs. You should also consider augmenting your liability insure to protect yourself. The town does provide coverage, but for as little as $75 a year for volunteers, you can have additional coverage. Check out HPSO.

What do you need to do to renew your NREMT?
What is required in the 2 years of your certification in order to recert your EMT or First Responder registration and state license? This is a common question. Even though we try to keep you informed of where you stand, ultimately, you are the one who has to show your training and skills are up-to-date. The state requirements are based on the National Registry requirements. The most important requirement for you as a member of our squad is your continuing education. How many hours you will need is based on what level you are certifying at. You can get all the details on this at the NREMT website. Everyone must update both the registry and the state license to be able to be an attendant. The National Registry is only a registry, they let the state know that you meet a certain level of training. The state is the *only* one who can authorize you to perform at that level of training. You need a license to practice and you need to be registered to get a license.