Nebraska EMS Office Contact Info
Nebraska Office of EMS301 Centennial Mall S
PO Box 95026
Lincoln, NE 68509
(402) 471-3121
website
Nebraska EMS Exams Information
Nebraska EMR Exams
Nebraska EMRs must pass the National Registry cognitive and psychomotor exam. This test is administered by Pearson VUE, to find a location site near you sign up on the National Registry website.
For more information on the EMR National Registry go here and here.
Nebraska EMT Exams
Nebraska EMTs must pass the National Registry cognitive and psychomotor exam. This test is administered by Pearson VUE, to find a location site near you sign up on the National Registry website.
For more information on the EMT National Registry go here and here.
Nebraska AEMT Exams
Nebraska AEMTs must pass the National Registry cognitive and psychomotor exam. This test is administered by Pearson VUE, to find a location site near you sign up on the National Registry website.
For more information on the AEMT National Registry go here and here.
Nebraska Paramedic Exams
Nebraska Paramedics must pass the National Registry cognitive and psychomotor exam. This test is administered by Pearson VUE, to find a location site near you sign up on the National Registry website.
For more information on the Paramedic National Registry go here and here.
Requirements for Nebraska EMS Certification
EMR - Emergency Medical Responder
In Nebraska an EMR is someone who has completed an EMR program and the course of instruction for licensed Emergency Medical Responders that meets the United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, National Emergency Medical Services Educational Standards for the Emergency Medical Technician level that relates to the topics of: Medication administration of aspirin and epinephrine by auto injector, Application of spinal and extremity immobilization devices, Patient transport devices, and Patient transport.
For more information on Nebraska EMR requirements go here.
EMT - Emergency Medical Technician
In Nebraska an EMT is someone who has completed an EMT program and the course of instruction for licensed Emergency Medical Technician that meets the United States Department of Transportation, National Emergency Medical Services Educational Standards for the Advanced Emergency Medical Technician level as they relate to the topics of: Non-visualized advanced airway management, Impedance threshold device, Intravenous fluid monitoring only, Peripheral intravenous access and monitoring intravenous fluids, Medication administration of albuterol by nebulizer and epinephrine by auto injector; and/or Assessment utilizing a glucometer.
For more information on Nebraska EMT requirements go here.
AEMT - Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
In Nebraska an AEMT is someone who has completed an AEMT program and the course of instruction that meets the United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards for Advanced Emergency Medical Technician included in this course is a foundational depth and foundational breadth of morphine sulfate and the antagonist agent used in overdose and the clinical behaviors/judgment to safely and effectively administer morphine sulfate. This course will include documentation of at least 25 patient contacts, at least 24 intravenous starts, and placement of at least 12 non-visualized airways that must be completed during a minimum of 150 hours of field experience. These requirements may also be completed in a hospital emergency department, clinic, or physician’s office. If the student cannot meet the required patient contacts during the field/clinical experience because of a low number of emergency/medical requests, these patient contacts may be obtained in a classroom setting using manikins.
For more information on Nebraska AEMT requirements go here.
EMT-P - Paramedic
In Nebraska a Paramedic is someone who has completed a Paramedic program and the course of instruction that meets the United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards for Paramedic included in this course is a complex depth and comprehensive breadth of; Pharmacologic agents use to assist or to facilitate advanced airway management; and Airway anatomy as it relates to surgical cricothyrotomy and the clinical behaviors/judgment to safely and effectively perform the psychomotor skills of pharmacologically assisted endotracheal intubation, rapid sequence endotracheal intubation, and surgical cricothyrotomy.
For more information on Nebraska Paramedic requirements go here.
Nebraska EMS Programs
Type | Program | Address | City | Phone # | Website |
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EMR, EMT, Paramedic | Central Community College | 3134 W Highway 34 | Grand Island | 308-398-7479 | website |
EMT, Paramedic | Creighton University | 2500 California Plaza | Omaha | 402-280-1280 | website |
EMT, Paramedic | McCook Community College/Mid-Plains Community College | 1205 East 3rd Street | McCook | 308-345-8160 | website |
EMT, AEMT, Paramedic | Metropolitan Community College-Omaha | PO Box 3777 | Omaha | 402-738-4015 | website |
Paramedic | Northeast Community College | 801 E Benjamin Ave | Norfolk | 402-844-7720 | website |
EMT, Paramedic | Southeast Community College | 8800 O Street | Lincoln | 402-437-2795 | website |
- Dozens of courses and topics
- State-specific requirements
- We report to CAPCE in real time
