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South Carolina Emergency Medical Service Professionals
Continuing education requirements

REQUIRED CEUs

60 Hours

FREQUENCY

Every 2 years

Accepted Accrediting Bodies: South Carolina DHEC, Division of EMS & Trauma

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South Carolina DHEC, Division of EMS & Trauma
http://www.scdhec.gov/Health/FHPF/EMS_TrainingProtocolsRequirements
https://www.scemsportal.org/certifications

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License Requirements Details

EXPIRATION ACCEPTED CEUs HOURS
LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
Due Every 2 years
Due Based On Biennially
 State approved (offered through EMS agencies) Hours Required 60
Max Online Hours 35
State approved (offered through EMS agencies)
Hours Required 60
Max Online Hours 35

REQUIRED TOPICS

 HOURS FREQUENCY
REQUIRED TOPICS
Airway Management/Life Support
Airway, Respiration, & Ventilation 		3.5 3 years
HOURS 3.5 FREQUENCY 3 years
CPR/BLS
Cardiovascular 		8.5 3 years
HOURS 8.5 FREQUENCY 3 years
Profession Specific
OB/PEDS 		6.5 3 years
HOURS 6.5 FREQUENCY 3 years
Profession Specific
MED/SURG/ PSYCH 		8.5 3 years
HOURS 8.5 FREQUENCY 3 years
Trauma
TRAUMA 		3 3 years
HOURS 3 FREQUENCY 3 years

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