When does my Nevada EMT certification expire?

On the expiration date printed on your certificate; after the first period it renews every two years.

Your own expiration date is on your certification card and in the state's online license lookup.

What renewal takes

State EMS officeNevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health, State EMS Program
Cycleevery 2 years, on the date on your certificate
Continuing education24 hours of continuing training, plus one skills verification in the last 12 months
National RegistryNot part of renewal
  1. Finish 24 hours of state-approved CE (certificates must carry the course approval number)
  2. Get one skills verification from your medical director or an approved instructor in the last 12 months
  3. Apply in the online portal before the certificate expires
  4. Pay the renewal fee

If it lapses: A late renewal pays an extra late fee ($50 in the rule) and must pass the NREMT cognitive exam. Late renewal is denied once more than 3 years have passed since expiration.

From NAC 450B.380 renewal, 450B.375 late renewal, 450B.700 fees, DPBH EMS FAQs, checked November 10, 2026. The state: "expires on the date of expiration appearing on the certificate and, after the initial period, expires biennially."

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Nevada EMT renewal questions

When does my Nevada EMT certification expire?

On the expiration date printed on your certificate; after the first period it renews every two years.

How many CE hours do I need to renew my Nevada EMT certification?

24 hours of continuing training, plus one skills verification in the last 12 months.

Do I need the National Registry to renew in Nevada?

No. Nevada renews on its own requirements; the National Registry is not part of renewal.

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