What does a credential management app for paramedics actually do?
It keeps your license, your certifications and your CE record current and in your hands. "Credential management" usually means software an agency buys to manage its roster. CurrentCert turns that around: you manage your own credentials, you hold the documents, you decide who sees them, and when a department, a PRN employer or a flight program asks, you send the record yourself in one email, one PDF packet, or one link.
Managed by you
- Your documentsScan the card or drop in the PDF. CurrentCert reads the credential, issuer, number and dates, and asks you to confirm. The file is stored with the credential.
- Your datesEvery expiration in one list, with reminders at 90, 60, 30, 14, 7 and 1 days out.
- Your CELog a certificate once and apply it to every credential it counts toward. The renewal guide shows progress toward the real requirement and where that requirement came from.
- Your historyEvery past version of a credential is kept.
- Your call who sees itShare all by email, one PDF packet, or a secure link that needs no account and can be revoked.
What Share all sends
A new employer wants your license, NREMT, ACLS, PALS, BLS and PHTLS. Tap Share all and one email goes out with all six attached, under a subject line with your name and "Professional Credentials". Or select the ones you need. Or send the packet. Or send the link.
The rules you are managing against
NREMT recertification by level, and every state's renewal pathway with its official page, are on the recertification guide. It is verified against the agency sites so the requirement CurrentCert shows you is the real one.
Questions
Is this the same as my agency's credentialing system?
No. Your agency's system holds its roster and is run by a training officer or HR. CurrentCert holds your record, is run by you, and has no employer dashboard. The two can coexist: you send the agency what it asks for, from the app, and the record stays yours when you leave.
What is in a credential packet?
One PDF with a professional summary, the credential list, expiration dates and the documents themselves. It is one of three ways to share: email sends every selected credential file attached to one message, and a secure link lets a recipient view the record without creating an account.
Who can see my record?
Only the people you send it to. Storage is encrypted, shared links expire and can be revoked, and there are no public credential pages. No employer, training officer or HR system is in the loop unless you send them something.
What happens if I stop paying?
There is nothing to stop paying. CurrentCert is a one-time purchase, $29.99 at the founding price and $39.99 after the launch window. If the 14-day trial ends before you buy, nothing is deleted: you can still sign in and view every credential and document, and adding, scanning, CE, reminders and sharing pause until you unlock it.