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Hawaii EMS Recertification Requirements

Complete 2026 guide to CE requirements in Hawaii for EMR, EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic certification levels. Regulated by the Hawaii Medical Board (DCCA Professional and Vocational Licensing).

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CE Requirements

Continuing Education Hours by Level

Level	CE Hours	Cycle
EMR	NA	2 years
EMT	40	2 years
AEMT	NA	2 years
Paramedic	60	2 years

Topic Distribution Requirements

None state-specific beyond NCCP national topics and §16-85-56 subjects; no jurisprudence, DV, etc. listed

Accepted CE Providers

NREMT certification satisfies; otherwise state-approved per HAR §16-85-55 (amended 2016)

Important Notes

Annual CPR (all), ACLS for Paramedic refresher, skill maintenance doc for Paramedic, possible audit; NREMT or state CE path

Special State Requirements

Annual CPR (all), ACLS for Paramedic refresher, skill maintenance doc for Paramedic, possible audit; NREMT or state CE path

Axene Coverage Report

CE coverage analysis for Hawaii

Renewal Hour Requirements & Axene Coverage

Level	Required	Axene Hrs	Scope	Status
EMR	16 hrs	76.5 hrs	BLS	✓ SURPLUS
EMT	40 hrs	76.5 hrs	BLS	✓ SURPLUS
AEMT	50 hrs	167.5 hrs	ALL	✓ SURPLUS
Paramedic	60 hrs	167.5 hrs	ALL	✓ SURPLUS

EMR

16 hrs required · BLS

76.5 hrs

✓ SURPLUS

EMT

40 hrs required · BLS

76.5 hrs

✓ SURPLUS

AEMT

50 hrs required · ALL

167.5 hrs

✓ SURPLUS

Paramedic

60 hrs required · ALL

167.5 hrs

✓ SURPLUS

BLS scope: 80 courses / 76.5 hrs. ALL scope: 173 courses / 167.5 hrs.

Axene Course Library

Medical

~58 hrs

Trauma

~39 hrs

Operations

~35 hrs

Cardiology

~19 hrs

Airway

~18 hrs

Universal Mandates (All States)

10% Pediatric Content (NCCP)

Varies by level

7001 Pediatric Respiratory A&P 7002 Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies 7003 Pediatric Cardiac Arrest

Covered

Requirements last verified: April 7, 2026

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State EMS Office

Hawaii Medical Board (DCCA Professional and Vocational Licensing)

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Hawaii EMS providers renew every 2 years (biennial, by Jan 31 even years). Required CE hours: EMR: 16 hours EMT: 40 hours AEMT: 50 hours Paramedic: 60 hours

Yes. Hawaii accepts CAPCE-accredited courses. Axene CE courses are CAPCE-accredited and count toward your renewal.

Yes. Hawaii requires active NREMT certification. Maintaining NREMT satisfies state CE.

NCCP national/local/individual components (airway, trauma, medical, operations, etc.)

Axene Continuing Education, LLC offers CEUs for EMS providers in most states. Continuing education requirements vary by state and may change. Users are responsible for verifying requirements with their agency and/or state EMS office, including whether specific courses are required for the local/state NREMT component. Where specific education is not mandated, required hours are considered flexible but must be directly related to EMS patient care. We do our best to keep information current — please check with your state EMS representative for the most up-to-date recertification information.

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