Georgia
- First Responder (at least 44 classroom hours)(will be replaced with NREMT Emergency Medical Responder by 2012)
- EMT-Basic (at least 124 classroom hours plus 8 clinical hours) (will be replaced with NREMT Emergency Medical Technician beginning 2012)
- EMT-Intermediate/85 (at least 176 classroom hours plus 24 clinical hours)(will be replaced by NREMT Advanced EMT beginning January 2012)(EMT-Intermediates will not be required to upgrade to EMT-Advanced)
- EMT-Cardiac Tech (no new licenses granted since 1998, similar to the NREMT-I/99)
- Advanced-EMT (students will be required to pass National Registry at the EMT level before beginning the AEMT course)
- EMT-Paramedic* (at least 504 classroom hours plus 320 clinical hours)(EMT-Paramedic will be replaced by the National Registry Paramedic level beginning January 2013)
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