A Missouri EMT license is good for five years; the expiration date is on your license.
Your own expiration date is on your certification card and in the state's online license lookup.
| State EMS office | Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Bureau of EMS |
|---|---|
| Cycle | every 5 years |
| Continuing education | Current NREMT EMT, or 100 CE hours in five years (at least 48 core) plus current CPR |
| National Registry | One way to renew |
From DHSS EMT and paramedic licensing information, RSMo 190.142 five-year license, DHSS core CE requirements for EMT, checked November 10, 2026. The state: "EMT-Basic applicants for relicensure must acquire 100 hours of continuing education every five (5) years."
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A Missouri EMT license is good for five years; the expiration date is on your license.
Current NREMT EMT, or 100 CE hours in five years (at least 48 core) plus current CPR.
No, but a current National Registry certification is one way to meet Missouri's renewal requirement.
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