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EMS recertification in Minnesota

Minnesota accepts CAPCE accredited courses and directly accepts all Prodigy credit classes.

Minnesota recertification requirements

Minnesota providers renew through the OEMS eLicense portal by March 31 of their expiration year, choosing one renewal option: NREMT renewal, the NCCP model, or 48 hours of continuing education (state-only EMTs may also use a 24-hour refresher). Prodigy follows the continuing education option — Minnesota accepts CE consistent with the U.S. DOT National EMS Education Standards, including refresher education from national online EMS education platforms. Note that under the NCCP option, the core NCCR hours must be taught by a Minnesota-approved education program. A current CPR credential is required at all levels, and paramedics must also hold a current ACLS credential.

Minnesota specific requirements

Minnesota has announced that by 2036 all EMS personnel must obtain and retain NREMT certification; state-only certification paths are being phased out.

How Prodigy helps

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Prodigy maintains the training plan for Minnesota, tracks your progress as you complete classes, and reports your completions. So you can meet every requirement, and know exactly where you stand, without juggling multiple tools.

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