Emergency Medical Technicians Engaged in or Recently Discharged from Active Military Service,

or Spouses Who Accompanied Personnel Who Are Engaged in or Recently Discharged from Active Military Service (A) An EMT who is engaged in, or recently discharged from, active military service in the armed forces of the United States including the reserve or national guard or who accompanied his or her spouse who is engaged in, or recently discharged from such active military service, may apply for extension of his or her Massachusetts certification, as specified in administrative requirements of the Department. (B) An applicant for EMT certification who is engaged in, or recently discharged from, active military service in the armed forces of the United States including the reserve or national guard, or who accompanied his or her spouse who is engaged in, or recently discharged from, such active military service, may apply to the NREMT for extension of eligibility to take the certification exams. (C) An EMT who is a member of the reserves or national guard and engages in regularly scheduled annual training for reservists or the spouse of such an EMT, is not eligible for the extensions permitted under 105 CMR 170.931 for such training.