NAEMSP/ACEP EMS Certification Review Course
SAVE THE DATE!
The 2025 CRC will be held in person at the ACEP Headquarters Building in Dallas on July 28-30, 2025 – note, there will not be a livestream option of the course.
- Monday, July 28 – 1 pm – 6 pm
- Tuesday, July 29 – 8 am – 6 pm
- Wednesday, July 30 – 8 am – Noon
Hotel Information:
Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott for 195.00 USD per night – Last Day to Book : Monday, July 07, 2025
Click here to book your group rate for ACEP EMS Subspecialty Course July 2025
NAEMSP members receive a discount on the livestream recording from the 2023 course which is still current. Access your discount here.
EMS Board Certification Exam Review Guide
This review guide can be used as a companion to the two-volume NAEMSP textbook to aide those in preparing for the exam (delivered by ABEM in odd-number years).
EMS Certification Examination
ABEM- and American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine (AOBEM)-certified physicians attain subspecialty certification in EMS by meeting the eligibility criteria, fulfilling specific credential requirements, and passing the EMS Certification Examination.
A New Way to Recertify
ABEM is introducing a new way for EMS physicians to recertify — MyEMSCert.
MyEMSCert activities were introduced in 2022.
Core elements of MyEMSCert include:
✓ Topic-specific modules that incorporate the “bread and butter” issues of EMS
✓ Open-book modules that can be completed anywhere, anytime
✓ Immediate feedback providing scores, correct answers, and rationales
✓ Content that keeps you informed about key advances in EMS
MyEMSCert will replace the current requirements to take a point-in-time recertification examination and ongoing LLSAs. If your EMS certification expires in 2023 or 2025 you still have the option of taking the recertification exam or waiting for the MyEMSCert modules in 2022. If you have registered for the October 2021 EMS Cognitive Expertise Exam and wish to cancel, please contact ABEM.
In addition, starting in 2023, EMS physicians will move to a 5-year certification period after they recertify. No current certificate will be shortened, you only move to a five-year certificate after your current certification expires. As physicians move to a 5-year certification period, ABEM will move to an annual fee structure.
Additional program details will be available later this spring.
Questions? Contact Us
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517-332-4800 option 4
Please note: The courses are only available live as there is significant interaction among the participants during the course; materials aren’t available for purchase. Should you be interested in the textbooks, please click here.