Utah Admin. Code R911-5-900 - [Effective 7/10/2025] Course Approvals
(1) A course
coordinator offering EMS training to individuals who seeks to become licensed
as an EMR, EMT, AEMT, or paramedic shall obtain bureau approval before
initiating an EMS training course.
(2) The bureau may approve a course if:
(a) the applicant submits the course
application and fees no earlier than 90 days and no later than 30 days before
commencing the course;
(b) the
applicant shows proof that it has sufficient equipment and supplies available
for the training;
(c) the bureau
finds the course meets the bureau rules and contracts governing
training;
(d) the course
coordinators and instructors hold current respective course coordinator and EMS
instructor endorsements; and
(e)
the bureau has the capacity to offer the applicable examinations in a timely
manner after the conclusion of the course.
Notes
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(1) An individual whose EMR, EMT, AEMT, paramedic, or CRT license has expired for less than one year shall recertify with the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.
(2) An individual whose license for EMR, EMT, AEMT, or paramedic has expired for more than one year shall:
(a) comply with the recertification requirements per the guidance of the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians;
(b) pay a late licensure fee; and
(c) complete renewal requirements.
(3) If an EMR, EMT, AEMT, or paramedic license for an individual remains expired for more than a year, any new license will be issued with an expiration date two years from the previous license's expiration.
(4) An individual whose license for CRT has expired for more than one year shall:
(a) submit a letter of recommendation including results of an oral examination, from a county mental health director or designee, verifying proficiency in behavioral health care skills at the licensure level;
(b) successfully complete the applicable department's approved written examination; and
(c) complete renewal requirements.
(5) If a CRT license for an individual remains expired for more than a year, any new CRT license will be issued with an expiration date two years from the completion of renewal materials.
(6) An individual whose certification or license has lapsed, is not authorized to provide care as an EMR, EMT, AEMT, paramedic, or CRT until the individual completes the renewal process.