Illinois Emergency Medical Technician CPE
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Required Courses for
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Genetic Pulmonary Disorders for EMS Personnel
3.0 Credits / CME HoursText-basedGenetic Pulmonary Disorders for EMS Personnel
Learn about common birth defects affecting the pulmonary system and congenital lung abnormalities. Equip yourself with the knowledge to provide education and intervention services.
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Duration: 3.0 Credits / CME Hours
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State requirements for Illinois Emergency Medical Technicians
Adult and pediatric care topics
CPR certification per AHA guidelines is mandatory
Illinois Emergency Medical Technician Standard Renewal Requirements: Illinois Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) must renew their license every 4 years by the expiration date, applying at least 30 days before expiration. The renewal requires completing 60 hours of continuing education covering both adult and pediatric care and maintaining a current CPR certification for healthcare providers. Renewal process includes submission of CE documentation, CPR card, and signed declarations through the EMS system or independently to the Illinois Department of Public Health .
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Documentation & audit: CE documentation along with CPR card must be submitted to EMS System Coordinator or IDPH; audit process may occur. Source
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Exemptions & waivers: A single 3-month extension may be granted once per licensee's career upon written request before expiration. Source
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Renewal logistics: Renewal fees vary ($20-$40), renewal notice mailed ~60 days prior to expiration; late renewal allowed up to 60 days with $50 late fee. Source
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