When does my certification expire?
All West Virginia Emergency Medical Services certifications expire on December 31 of the year your certification ends.
What do I do if I lose or destroy my card?
Submit in writing the reason you are requesting a duplicate card, and enclose a copy of your drivers license, social security number, and certification number.
What do I do if I lose my failure letter?
Contact the Regional Education Service Agency (RESA) 
with which you tested.
Can I work as an Emergency Medical Technician without my state certification card?
No, you must have the card in your possession at all times.
Can I work in the state of West Virginia with just a National Registry Card?
No, you must have a State of West Virginia Certification Card.
How do I find out my test score?
Submit to Office of Emergency Medical Services in writing your request, along with the Course Outline Number. If number not known, contact your Regional Education Service Agency (RESA) where you tested.
What is the process of grading tests and receiving scores?
Tests come to The Office of Emergency Medical Services, where they are processed. Then they are sent to National Registry , who grade and then return scores back to O.E.M.S. From there cards or failure letters are then sent out.
What is the grace period I have to renew my EMT-B certification if I let it expire?
You have two years grace period before certification has elapsed. After two years you must complete the full 120-hour National Registry course, pass both the (National Registry written) and practical examination.
If I am required to take the 33hr. refresher course, can I take the 40hr. S.T.O course instead?
No, the 40hr. course does not include the same material. Therefore is not comparable.
Where or how do I get a CPR card?
One of two ways: