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Posted by: VTCOP

I am currently an NR-EMTB in Vermont. Moving to mass in the next few months, and looking at transferring my EMTB. Any idea on the process. Also, any Ambulance services in or near middleborough hiring???

Posted by: rocksy1826

Mass is a real pain in the ass to transfer to. I have a medic friend that just did it. You have to do all your written and practicals again as a medic and bend over backwards proving you went to a program they think is good enough.

as an EMT-B? They're likely to make you do the whole program again. I know a few that's happened to

Posted by: 209

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Originally Posted by VTCOP

I am currently an NR-EMTB in Vermont. Moving to mass in the next few months, and looking at transferring my EMTB. Any idea on the process. Also, any Ambulance services in or near middleborough hiring???

I did it from NY, wasnt that bad for me. Only had to take the written, no practical. As long as your Cert. is current. Also you will need. CPR for professional rescuer or for healthcare provider. I had Adams Ambulance do the CPR cert. for me.

Cost $150 to Mass OEMS for EMT-B cert. and $40 for the test, which is on a computer.

Russ Johansen is the person you need to talk to. He really helped me out a lot.
If you have feedback or questions concerning the OEMS Website, you may email Russell Johansen at russell.johansen@state.ma.us or telephone him at (617) 753-7300.

Heres the website with the paperwork you will need.
www.state.ma.us/dph/oems.htm

Good luck its not that bad.

Posted by: VTCOP

Thanks for all the info! Merry X-mas!!!

Posted by: mopar6972

209 is right. You do not need to retake any emt program. Here are some of the documents to point you in the right direction. As previous mentioned, you can call Russ with any questions, or check out the OEMS website.. www.mass.gov/dph/oems

http://www.mass.gov/Eeohhs2/docs/dph..._236_basic.pdf
http://www.mass.gov/Eeohhs2/docs/dph...t_of_state.pdf

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