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Reciprocity Orientation
Presented by
Bureau of Emergency Medical Services
Overview Why Reciprocity? What’s the difference between my
training and Utah’s? Reciprocity Procedures in Utah Documentation Testing Process
Reciprocity Procedures in UtahTwo simple parts for reciprocity in Utah:
1. Documentation2. Testing
Documentation Application
http://health.utah.gov/ems/certif/application.pdf
DocumentationApplicationPicture
Picture
Email your picture: [email protected] JPEG Format
Have your picture taken in our officeBring in a photo
DocumentationApplicationPictureBCI Fingerprints (2 sets)
DocumentationApplicationPictureFingerprints (2 sets)Current certification-
State or National RegistryIf National Registry include the
name of the training institution and contact info.
If you are a National Registry EMT please include the training institution you attended
on your application
DocumentationApplicationPictureFingerprints (2 sets)Current certification-
State or National RegistryDeclaration of Understanding
DocumentationApplicationPictureFingerprints (2 sets)Current certification-
State or National RegistryDeclaration of UnderstandingCPR certification or ACLS/PALS
Current CPR CertificationAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Red CrossNational Safety CouncilAmerican Safety and Health InstituteAny training that meets the 2005 AHA
guidelines.
DocumentationApplicationPictureFingerprints (2 sets)Current certification-
State or National RegistryDeclaration of UnderstandingCPR certification or ACLS/PALS 25 hours of CME in past year
DocumentationApplicationPictureFingerprints (2 sets)Current certification-
State or National RegistryDeclaration of UnderstandingCPR certification or ACLS/PALS 25 hours of CME in past yearTB test within the last year
Documentation Application Picture Fingerprints (2 sets) Current certification-
State or National Registry Declaration of Understanding CPR certification or ACLS/PALS 25 hours of CME in past year TB test within the last year Copy of Drivers License, Visa, Passport
Payment of fees
Fee Schedule:
EMT-B, I, IA, Paramedic
Processing Fee $ 30.00 $ 30.00
BCI / Fingerprints $ 50.00 $50.00
Practical Test $80.00 $200.00
Written Test $ 20.00 N/A
$180.00 $280.00
What’s the difference? EMT-B EMT-I EMT-IA Paramedic
Utah EMT-Basic Airway Adjuncts Medical Control Administration Routes:
Oral Sublingual Intramuscular (IM) By inhalation
Medications:
Epinephrine (Epi)
Nitroglycerin
Baby Aspirin
Prescribed Inhaler
Activated Charcoal
Oral Glucose
Utah EMT-Intermediate Intubation IV Access IO Access Administration Routes:
Intravenous (IV) Intraosseous (IO) IM Endotracheal tube
(ET)
Medications:
Epi 1:1,000
Epi 1:10,000
Lidocaine
Morphine
Narcan
Albuterol
D50
Utah Intermediate AdvancedAll invasive procedures as outlined in
the DOT- National Standard Curriculum (NSC) EMT-I 99
All Medications as outlined in the DOT-NSC EMT-I 99
Utah ParamedicAll invasive procedures outlined in
the DOT – NSC Paramedic 98All medications outlined in the DOT –
NSC Paramedic 98
Testing Process
Written Exam Practical Exam
WRITTEN EXAM
Written Exam
EMT-Basic 100 Questions 2 hours
EMT-I 154 Questions 3 hours
EMT-IA 175 Questions 3½ hours
Paramedic National Registry
EMD 40 Questions 1 hour
Don’t Stress out!
Paramedic If you have taken the National
Registry test since 2007 you do not need to take a written test.
If not, you will need to take the National Registry test.
Written ExamComputer based examNOT designed to trick youBefore scheduling, all FEES must be
paid!Based on DOT-National Standard
Curriculum objectives
To Obtain a Copy of the NSC:
Our website http://health.utah.gov/ems/training/
(hot-linked to NHTSA’s website)NHTSA’s website: www.ems.gov Objectives listed at the front or end of
each chapter in your textbook.
Scheduling your Written Exam
Call (801) 273-6666Secretary will assist you in finding
a time and place that is acceptable
Locations for EMT testing : Salt Lake City: BEMS office Orem: UVSC
Additional fees $15 Paramedic, $8 EMT-B, EMT-I EMT-IA
St. George: Dixie State Additional $12 for all levels
Moab: USU Center Ephraim: Snow College
Additional $10 for all levels Price: CEU Roosevelt: USU Center Layton: WSU Davis Campus
Additional $20 for all levels Logan: Bridgerland ATC
More Information: Confirmation letter with directions will be
mailed Be sure to bring confirmation letter and ID when
testing Three attempts to pass Immediate results after test is completed Pass or Fail Letter identifying sections where questions
were missed 120 days to complete testing process
PRACTICAL TEST
Practical TestUse TTG’s as a reference.
http://health.utah.gov/ems/training/emt-b_ttg.pdf
Perform all skills 2 Testers -- one is your patient
-- the other is documenting Helpful to VERBALIZE EVERYTHING Do not substitute for actual performance Candidate may ask questions to clarify Equipment will be provided
Registration for Practical TestCall (801) 273-6666Secretary will assist you in scheduling Administered twice a month on
Saturday morningsBring identification with you to the test
Rescheduling:
If you need to postpone your test: 48 hours in advance Test teams are assigned based on
number testing If you do not show up, you will have
to pay re-test fee to reschedule
EMT-Basic & EMT-I Practical:Two Parts
1 Trauma scenario – 9 minutes 1 Medical Scenarios – 9 minutes
Retesting:
If you do not pass the practical test:
You have two more opportunities to pass Only retest on portion that was not passed Retest may not be the same, as selection
is random!
EMT-IA Practical: Two of the following Three
Mega-Code Trauma Code Pediatric Code
Paramedic Practical:Three Parts
Mega-Code Trauma Code Pediatric Code
REMEMBER:Contact
Medical Control before administering
medications or performing invasive
procedures!(Utah has no Statewide standing orders)
Some Statistics on Reciprocities:
44.5% passed practical first time71.3% passed on practical retest
Based on the total number of failures: 33.2% Did not pass based on Initial Assessment
performance 29.1% Did not pass based on medication
administration 16.3% Did not pass based on Focused History
performance
Additional Information Must complete all documents and testing
within 120 days All fees are non-refundable Certification is for four years
Studying the NSC Objectives with your textbook + Teaching
and Testing Guidelines= Success on the test!
General Information:
health.utah.gov/ems/certif
Paper work questions: Gay Brogdon, 801-273-6603Testing questions:Jim Hansen, 801-273-6628National Registry testing:Dennis Bang, 801-273-6630
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