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The document specifies two options for completing the EMR refresher: a state or CECBEMS-approved traditional 12-hour refresher course, or approved continuing education topic hours where allowed by state rules. It lists required topic hours across preparatory, airway, patient assessment, circulation, illness & injury, and childbirth & children, and outlines how to apply for recertification, including cognitive competency options and deadlines.","EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER (EMR) REFRESHER REQUIREMENTS   \nRequirements  \n1. Refresher  \n(12 hours)  \n3. CPR Certification  \nNOTE: A total of 12 hours of continuing education is required to recertify.  \nThe EMR refresher course can be completed through two different options:  \n(1) Traditional refresher course  \nCompletion of a State or CECBEMS (F1, F2, F5) approved 12 hour EMR refresher course.*  \n(2) Continuing education topic hours  \nThe EMR refresher may be completed by continuing education.**  \n*A maximum of 6 hours can be applied from Distributive Education (online, CECBEMS F3, video, or magazine-based) towards this section and must be State or CECBEMS approved.  \n**Some states require the traditional refresher course and will not accept continuing education hours. Please refer to your state’s particular requirements.  \nTopics Hours Required Suggested Courses  \nPreparatory 1 hour Roles and Responsibilities , Well-Being of the EMR, Quality  \nImprovement, Personal Protection, Scene Safety, Medical/Legal, Human Anatomy, Lifting and Moving  \nAirway 2 hours Basic Airway Management, Oxygen Delivery Systems and Techniques,  \nOxygen Therapy, Adjuncts  \nPatient Assessment 2 hours Scene Size-Up, Initial Assessment, Vital Signs, History Taking,  \nAssessment of Trauma Patients, Assessment of Medical Patients, Ongoing Assessment  \nCirculation 3 hours Management of Shock, Cardiac Emergencies, Bleeding/Wounds/  \nShock, Arrest Management  \nIllness & Injury 3 hours General Pharmacology, Respiratory Emergencies, Environmental  \nEmergencies, Acute Abdominal Emergencies, Diabetic Emergencies, Allergic Reactions, Poisoning and Overdose, Behavioral Emergencies, Soft-Tissue Injuries, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Injuries to the Head and Spine,  \nChildbirth & Children 1 hour Obstetrical Emergencies, Gynecological Emergencies, Childbirth and  \nComplications, Care of the Newborn, Assessing the Pediatric Patient , Pediatric Medical Emergencies, Pediatric Airway  \nManagement, Pediatric Trauma  \nTOTAL 12 hours  \nSubmission of a current CPR-BLS for Healthcare Providers or equivalent credential. Verification may be in the form of an instructor’s signature or a copy of both sides of the card.  \nTo obtain locations for continuing education, contact your state EMS office or local EMS training center.  \nHours from the following courses can be applied hour for hour with no maximum: ATLS, EMS Course Instruction, and Wilderness EMS  \nCourses that cannot be applied towards continuing education include: Clinical rotations, BLS-CPR, instructor courses, management/ leadership courses, performance of duty, preceptor hours, serving asa skill examiner, and volunteer time with agencies  \nNationally Registered  \nEMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER (NREMR)  \nHOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR  \nNATIONAL EMS CERTIFICATION  \n2016 Recertification Requirements  \nRevised 04/2016  \nEMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER ( E MR ) RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS   \nThank you for your commitment to recertification. National EMS Certification gives you recognized credibility across the nation and demonstrates your desire to serve the public with the highest standards. Your certification will continue to serve you well during the course of your EMS career.  \nTo Apply for Recertification You Must:  \n1. Be actively using your EMR skills within a patient care setting.  \n2. Demonstrate continued cognitive competency by:  \nRecertification by Examination  \nor  \nDocumentation of Continuing Education  \n3. Maintain skills as verified by your Training Officer/ Supervisor (requires a signature or electronic signature on your recertification application validating competency of skills) .  \n4. Have a BLS-CPR for the Healthcare Provider or equivalent credential that is current on September 30 , 2016. For paper applications, verification may be in the form of an instructor’s signature on the recertification application or a copy of both sides of the card.  \n5. 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