EMT and Paramedic Reciprocity - Request a certification endorsement packet through this form.

Persons wishing to work as an EMT or Paramedic in the state of Oregon must be certified. This process begins with completing an accredited EMS training institution course that follows the Department of Transportation criteria for the scope of practice of EMTs. Here is a page off the Oregon EMS site where you can find an Oregon EMT School.

EMT Basic and Paramedic candidates can gain Oregon EMT Certification after passing the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician Exams. Passing the NREMT exam will give Oregon licensure only if you are an EMT-B or EMT-P. EMT-I candidates must pass the Oregon state exams rather than the NREMT.

The state of Oregon has one of the best put together websites of all the states in the US. Including this Oregon Paramedic Study Guide that has around 600 questions. There are no answers or rationales like the testing system has here on EMT National Training, but it is a good resource for studying. To get the most out of your pre test preparation, have a look at the 2385 questions, answers and rationales that are in our EMS question database. You can access and create EMT tests anywhere you have an internet connection. There is no software to download or special web browser that you need. Our EMT testing application works with any computer and on any browser and all questions you might have are answered by licensed and certified Paramedics and EMTs Take a look at the most cutting edge NREMT practice test application on the web today

Oregon EMS & Trauma Systems
800 NE Oregon Street, Suite 607
Portland, Oregon 97232
ems.trauma@state.or.us
(971)-673-0520