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As per city ordinance all EMTs operating in Orleans Parish, regardless of level, are required to have an Orleans Parish EMT Permit. The permit is to be kept on the EMT's person at all times while performing EMT duties. Occasional compliance checks are done.
New Orleans EMS tracks expiration dates of all credentials. It is the responsibility of each medic and EMS Service to keep current copies on file with our office. Any lapse will result in immediate revocation of permit, and the employee will be subject to a late fee and additional application fee to get it restored. Also, the EMS service can be assessed with fines and revocation of their owner’s permit.
First-Time Permits are issued by New Orleans EMS by appointment only. To schedule an appointment call Captain Bill Niemeck at (504) 658-2742, or contact via email at wfniemeck@nola.gov.The following materials must be submitted in original document form. Fraudulent copies will result in permit being revoked.
It is the responsibility of each medic and EMS Service to keep current copies of all documents required on file with EMS. Any lapse will result in immediate revocation of permit, and the employee will be subject to a late fee and additional application fee to get it restored.
All permit renewals should be mailed to: New Orleans EMS ATTN: Parish Permits 2929 Earhart Blvd. New Orleans, LA 70125
Late fees will not be applied as long your renewal is post marked by the last day of the month.
A late fee of $100.00 will be assessed if the application is not submitted in its entirety prior to the expiration date, or if the applicant fails to provide the City of New Orleans with updated copies of expired certifications. A fee of $135.00 will be assessed to all applicants who allow their LA State EMT License to lapse or their Orleans Parish Permit to be revoked.
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