Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

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the Missouri Bureau of
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For licensing information, please email EMSLICENSING@health.mo.gov.

• EMT and Paramedic Licensing Information
• Services
• Service Applications & Forms
  • Allow 30 business days for processing

• State EMS Mutual Aid
  • Resources
• ImageTrend Elite EMS Reporting System
• TCD Data System
• Time Critical Diagnosis System
• Reciprocity
• State Advisory Council on EMS
• Regional EMS Committees
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Ask Us

View EMS Calendar | View meeting minutes for the SAC.

General questions may be sent to EMSINFO@health.mo.gov.

COVID-19 Resources

• Waivers
  • EMT-Paramedic Training Entities
  • Hospital Licensure Regulations
  • Notification of Potential Exposure to COVID-19 for First Responders
  • Release of Information to 911 and First Responders
  • Scope of Practice for EMT-Basics Includes Performing Certain COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• Missouri BEMS COVID-19 Teleconference - 3.17.20 (.mpa)
• Missouri BEMS COVID-19 Teleconference - 3.25.20 (.mpa)
• Missouri BEMS COVID-19 Teleconference - 4.1.20 (.mpa)
• Missouri BEMS COVID-19 Teleconference - 4.22.20 (.mpa)
• Missouri BEMS COVID-19 Teleconference - 5.6.20 (.mpa)
• Missouri COVID-19 Outbreak Information
• Visit https://www.ems.gov/projects/coronavirus_covid-19_resources.html
• NHTSA Webinar: “What EMS and 911 need to know about COVID 19 – February 24, 2020

The Bureau of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is responsible for protecting the health, safety and welfare of the public by assuring that emergency medical services provided by ambulance services, emergency medical response agencies, training entities and emergency medical technicians meet or exceed established standards.

The Bureau of EMS investigates complaints and may exercise its authority to deny, place on probation, suspend or revoke the licensure of an ambulance service, training entity, emergency medical response agency, and emergency medical technicians when statutory or regulatory violation is substantiated.