There are three types of applications you can fill out to become registered or change your registration status.
Applicants
- New/Change of Status (for new practitioners, practitioners who are changing their level of practice or former members who have been out of practice for more than two years)
- Labour Mobility (practitioners who hold current registration in another regulated Canadian province and are applying for the same designation in Alberta)
- Applicants applying through Labour Mobility from BC: Current BC EMR licenses with EMA FR restrictions do not ‘transfer’ to an EMR in Alberta. Applicants must complete BC scope expansion training prior to applying in Alberta.
- Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs), applying for registration in Alberta may be required to obtain additional training to meet the province’s EMR education standards.
- This training ensures that EMRs are equipped to protect the public by providing safe and effective care in line with Alberta’s regulations, reducing the risk of harm and supporting the integrity of the paramedic profession in Alberta.
- The requirements, that are included in all Alberta EMR education programs are:
- Confirmation of a professional driving course (equivalent programs as well as employer provided training will be considered by College staff)
- Current International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) basic certification
- Substantial Equivalence (Canadian practitioners who meet the equivalency requirements and international applicants)
For former members who are returning to practice within two years of your last registration, please see the information on Returning to Practice or contact the College for more information.