The certification tracker built for EMS.
Your state license. National Registry. ACLS. PALS. BLS. Specialty certifications. CE. CurrentCert keeps the professional record that keeps you working together, and it stays with you when you change jobs. Most software that tracks EMS credentials is sold to agencies and run by a training officer. CurrentCert is the other kind: it belongs to the provider, works at every level from EMR to paramedic, and needs no employer to participate.
What it tracks, at every level
| Level | CE hours / 2 yrs | National / Local / Individual | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| NREMT EMR | 16 | 8 / 4 / 4 | September 30 of the expiration year |
| NREMT EMT | 40 | 20 / 10 / 10 | March 31 |
| NREMT AEMT | 50 | 25 / 12.5 / 12.5 | March 31 |
| NREMT Paramedic | 60 | 30 / 15 / 15 | March 31 |
Plus the cards that sit beside the level: BLS, ACLS, PALS, PHTLS, ITLS, NRP, FP-C and CCP-C, your state license, and anything your agency requires. Each is a credential with an expiration date, and each gets the same reminders at 90, 60, 30, 14, 7 and 1 days out.
Why it exists
Without one, the record is spread across a camera roll, an email folder, and a portal you last opened at your previous renewal.
How CurrentCert works
- ScanPhoto, PDF or screenshot of each card. CurrentCert reads the credential, issuer, number and dates and asks you to confirm.
- StatusHome shows whether you are current. Anything close changes color and moves to the top.
- CEUpload one certificate, apply it to every credential it counts toward, and see progress against the real requirement.
- ShareOne email with every file attached, one PDF packet, or a link that needs no account.
- HistoryEvery past version of a credential is kept, so the card you held three renewals ago is still there when an audit asks for it.
Not another agency credential system
Agency software tracks their credentials. CurrentCert tracks yours. It is built for the EMT or paramedic carrying the certifications, not the department responsible for auditing them. Change departments. Move states. Pick up another job. Your professional record comes with you.
No employer, training officer or HR system in the loop. Private by default: encrypted storage, expiring links you can revoke, no public credential pages.
Questions
What is the difference between agency credential software and a personal tracker?
Agency software is bought by a department, holds the roster, and is run by a training officer or HR; your record lives in their system and stays there when you leave. A personal tracker is yours: you scan your own cards, you get the reminders, you decide who sees the record, and it comes with you to the next job. CurrentCert is a personal tracker with no employer dashboard at all.
Which EMS levels does it cover?
All of them. NREMT EMT, AEMT and Paramedic are recognized on scan with the cycle and rules prefilled, and EMR and any state level can be tracked by entering the dates. The recertification guide on this site covers the National Registry's EMR, EMT, AEMT and Paramedic requirements and 48 states.
Does it cover every state?
Texas EMT, AEMT and Paramedic licenses are recognized on scan at launch. Every other state license is tracked the same way with the dates you enter, and the state's renewal rules and official renewal page are on the recertification guide, verified against the agency's own site.
Is it a subscription?
CurrentCert is a one-time purchase on iPhone: $29.99 at the founding price, $39.99 after the launch window, no subscription. Every account starts with 14 days of full access and no card.