Registry

Announcing 

The Formation of The International Registry of Prehospital Provider

The mission of the Internation registry of prehospital provider is to serve as the EMS certification organization providing a valid, uniform process to assess the knowledge and skills required for competent practice by EMS professionals throughout their careers and by maintaining a registry of the certification status. 

Credentialing:

• Protect the public. 
• Assures consumers that the professionals have met standards of the practice. 
• Advances the profession. 
• Establishes standards f the professional knowledge, skills, and practice. 
• The registry adheres to and upholds the highest international standards for independent examination and measurement standards. 
• Standards are similar to the national registry of the EMTs in the United State of America and the pre-hospital emergency care council of Ireland. 

EMS certification is an important component of the public protection. The registry of prehospital provides EMS certification, is a validated and legally defensible attestation of competency. 

When an individual obtains a EMS certification the general public, employers and licensing authorities know that the individual has demonstrated competency. 

Consistent standards set by the EMS community means patients can expect the same level of competency from EMS providers, regardless of whether they are volunteers or career-based or located in urban or rural settings. 

Certification through the DRPP indicates that a standard level of the competency has been met. Certifications means an individual has demonstrated entry level competency, but does not authorize a person to work. Emergency medical professionals are required to obtain a governmental license to work.   

Welcome to the International EMS Registry! It is the goal of Boston Global EMS to offer testing and skill verification to all First Responders and EMS personnel. Established in 2003, Boston Global EMS is a leader in testing and evaluation in the fields listed below. We dedicate ourselves to all around the globe, providing access in becoming a true professional and care for others.

Site and Testing Requirements

Testing Sites for Boston Global EMS certification must be pre-approved. The location must be a safe and free from distractions. A proper computer lab with reliable internet connection is mandatory. A completed application is required and can be obtained by emailing info@bostonglobalems.com. An extensive evaluation of the application and Site will be performed. If a Site visit is required, all travel expenses will be the responsibility of the applicant. Pre-payment will be required for the visit.

Testing requiring a skill evaluation will require that the Site provides all required materials and adequate space to perform the skill testing. Boston Global EMS reserves the right to accept or deny any application. If you have any question, please email info@bostonglobalems.com

The Boston Global EMS does not discriminate against anyone wishing certification from the Boston Global EMS. The student must have completed an approved course in EMR, EMT, or Paramedic based from the U.S. DOT curriculum. The instruction must have been provided by an experienced EMS Instructor that holds Instructorships in at least two EMS related courses and was conducted at a training facility. The course must be accepted by the country where the course takes place. A letter from the proper authority must show acceptance of the course and that the Boston Global EMS is an accepted certification for each participant. EMR Instructors in the state school system are to be approved by the High School in which they are employed and Boston Global EMS.

The Boston Global EMS Executive Board and Board hold the right to determine validity and acceptance of the course. All decisions from the board are final. Testing must be initiated within 30 days of course completion. If a participant fails, a re-test will be offered. The Boston Global EMS is not responsible for site location nor dates the test is provided. A participant must complete the written and practical exam to be awarded certification and the participant must complete the testing requirements within 24 months. If the participants fails to complete the testing within 24 months, a new course must be taken before the participant can gain re-entry to Boston Global EMS testing. The site for testing must have proper equipment and facilities for testing. EMR exams taken in the state school system must be taken as directed by your teacher(s) at your High School.

The Test Site Coordinator is responsible for all testing materials for the skill station. The written exam is the sole property and responsibility of Boston Global EMS. A board member or authorized proctor from the Boston Global EMS must be present at the test site. Expense for travel, lodging, food, etc. are the responsibility of the test site and must be paid for in advance. The Test Site may charge a site fee to each participant to cover such expenses. All other expenses incurred by the Test Site are the responsibility of the Test Site. The participants must pass with a 70% or higher for EMR, EMT, and Health and Safety. Those taking the Paramedic exam must pass with an 80% or higher. All practical exams must be completed in the class for EMR and EMT. Paramedic requires a skill test in addition to the written with an Boston Global EMS Proctor present. All certifications are valid for two years. Boston Global EMS reserves the right to add or delete testing requirements at any time.