State of Oklahoma EMS Personnel License Renewal Application - Option 1 - NREMT Certification - 2024 Procedures and Guidelines

Sep 23, 2026

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Oklahoma EMS personnel renewal materials for Option 1 require complete, legible, and signed documentation and payment by check or money order for the non-refundable license fee. Renewal depends on maintaining National Registry (NREMT) certification and submitting required items, including a current NREMT certification card and the prescribed fee amount for EMT, Intermediate/Advanced, or Paramedic levels. Guidance also explains regulatory impacts, including inactive status restrictions until converted to a standard license, and directs applicants to specific mailing and contact details.

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Overview and submission requirements

Fees for renewing EMS license levels

Required documents and certification guidance

Mailing address and contacts

Regulatory and statutory requirements

Inactive NREMT certification and license conversion

Physician authority and scope of practice

Key regulatory changes and where to find them

State of Oklahoma EMS Personnel License Renewal Application Option 1 – NREMT Certification 2024 Procedures and Guidelines All required documentation should be completed in full (incomplete documents will not be processed) and returned to the address below. Please verify you are using the current version of this form available from the OSDH website. Please note there is a non-refundable fee for the license. The fee should accompany the application along with all required documentation. Payment is by a check or money-order. The fee schedule for renewing the following licenses are: 1) Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)– $20.00 + $2.50 line of duty death benefit – Total $22.50 2) Intermediate or Advanced (EMT) - $25.00 + $2.50 line of duty death benefit – Total $27.50 3) Paramedic- $30.00 + $2.50 line of duty death benefit – Total $32.50 1. Completed, LEGIBLE and SIGNED application 2. Copy of a current National Registry Certification Card. 3. Fee (check or money order payable to OSDH-DO NOT SEND CASH.) 4. Read and understand the included memo, "Statutory and Regulatory Requirements for Certified and Licensed Personnel. You do not have to print these pages. You must check the box on the application stating that you understand the memo or the application will not be complete. Please ensure your application is completed and only return by mail page 4 along with the required documents: All Licensed EMS Personnel initially licensed in Oklahoma after April 1, 2010 must maintain their National Registry Certification. Send application, fee and all documents to: OSDH Emergency Systems Attn: Financial Management P.O. Box 268823 Oklahoma City, OK 73126-8823 Should you have further questions you may contact Emergency Systems at (405) 426-8480 or [esystems@health.ok.gov](esystems@health.ok.gov) Effective September 11, 2022, individuals renewing with an Inactive NREMT Certification will receive an Inactive Oklahoma License. (See OAC 310:641-5-19 Renewal requirements for certified and licensed emergency medical personnel) Individuals receiving an Inactive Oklahoma Certification or License are not authorized to provide patient care until the license is converted to a standard certification or license. Oklahoma State Department of Health (405) 426-8000 • (800) 522-0203 • [Oklahoma.gov/Health](Oklahoma.gov/Health) Statutory and Regulatory Requirements for Certified and Licensed Personnel September 25 , 2023 To: Oklahoma Certified Emergency Medical Responders Oklahoma Licensed Personnel (all levels) From: Dale Adkerson, Administrative Program Manager-EMS Division OSDH-Emergency Systems Re: New regulations relating to medical director authority and license requirements On September 11, 2016, new regulations went into effect that impact all EMS related certificates and license types issued by the Department. This includes the personnel that are certified or licensed by the Department. This memo is an effort to provide individuals with a summary of the requirements for certified and licensed personnel. The summary will include both "old" and "new" language that has been included in the current statutes and regulations. Many changes occurred when comparing the 2009 regulations to the 2016 regulations. However, many of these changes related to formatting , organization, and clarifications. You are encouraged to be familiar with the language for not only your individual license, but also the regulatory language that apply to the agencies you are employed with. The regulatory document can be found on our website: EMS Division ([oklahoma.gov](oklahoma.gov)) A broad outline of the content that applies to individuals is: • the statute that with personnel definitions and requirements are in the regulatory definitions , and • the subchapter of the regulations for personnel is Subchapter 5, Each of these sections will contain specific definitions or language that applies throughout the do

FAQs

What documents and payment are required to renew under Option 1?

Submit a completed, legible, signed application, a copy of the current NREMT certification card, and the renewal fee paid by check or money order to OSDH. Include all required documentation; incomplete applications are not processed.

What are the renewal fees for EMT, Intermediate/Advanced, and Paramedic?

EMT renewal totals $22.50 ($20.00 plus $2.50 line of duty death benefit). Intermediate/Advanced totals $27.50 ($25.00 plus $2.50). Paramedic totals $32.50 ($30.00 plus $2.50).

Can individuals provide patient care if their Oklahoma license is issued as inactive?

Individuals receiving an inactive Oklahoma certification or license are not authorized to provide patient care until the license is converted to a standard certification or license.

Sep 23, 2026

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