Maryland’s EMS clinicians are the frontline providers of prehospital care for the state’s most critically injured patients. From basic to advanced life support services, MIEMSS oversees certification and licensure for all of the state’s 20,000 EMS clinicians. The Office of EMS Clinician Services offers resources for EMS clinicians at every stage of their careers. See below to learn about How to Become an EMT in Maryland.
For more information or assistance contact MIEMSS Office of EMS Clinician Services at licensure-support@miemss.org, (410) 706-3666, or toll free at (800) 762-7157.
MIEMSS' eLicensure Login @ https://www.miemsslicense.com/
The MD Medical Protocols for Emergency Medical Services Clincians. These are the Protocols for EMS, effective July 1 each year.
Access to eMEDS information, login help, release notes for updates, Training Documents and other resources.
Access to MD EMS Board Approved Educational Programs, EMS Training for Licensure, Certification or Renewal, and training materials.
Initial processes for prehospital clinician certification or license, and access to the reciprocity/reinstatement processes and military policy.
A clinician time-saver, how to readily enter comprehensive prehospital cardiac arrest information for export to MIEMSS and to the CARES registry.
Alert information for Infectious Disease, Virus, PPE and related Memos/updates to EMS Protocols.
Help to access eMEDS, eLicensure, Online Training Center, and Hospital Hub.
CISM assists first responders in mitigating and responding to emotional and psychological effects that are typically experienced in their profession.
MHFA is a nationally recognized public education course aimed at providing certification. It is designed to equip individuals with the skills needed to respond to and support those experiencing mental health or substance use concerns or crises.
Whole blood, crucial in emergencies where every minute counts, is given on board the Maryland State Police (MSP) fleet of "Trooper" helicopters. This enhances prehospital air medical response capabilities for critically injured patients.
Information regarding compliance within the EMS system, includes jurisdictional and state-level quality assurance measures, the MIEMSS Clinician Review Panel, the Incident Review Committee, and outcomes as disciplinary actions taken by the EMS Board.