The inspection found that NEMSA’s CE records are in compliance with the Health and Safety Code. Additionally, the inspector found no deficiencies or violations within NEMSA’s CE program.
The National EMS Academy’s continuing education program provides a variety of computer-based training (CBT) and virtual instructor-led training (VILT) courses. Through the continuing education program, EMS providers can complete all, or a majority, of their recertification hours depending on their state’s requirements. Courses and credit are recognized by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT).
“I am proud to receive these results from the Texas Department of State Health Services, and to hear the positive feedback and comments from the site visitor. I thank everyone on our National EMS Academy team in both Texas and Louisiana for assisting us in preparing for this DSHS audit,” said Texas Education Coordinator Martin Lee.
National EMS Academy offers entry-level, continuing education, and refresher courses for a number of EMS career pathways, including EMTs and paramedics. They are a nationally accredited EMS training facility with locations in Austin and Beaumont, Texas, and in Louisiana, and are an authorized American Heart Association Training Center for CPR and ECC courses.
