What document must certified or licensed EMS personnel submit to indicate successful completion of a course with a passing grade?

Certified or licensed EMS personnel are required to submit an official transcript to demonstrate successful completion of their training course with a passing grade. Official transcripts provide a comprehensive record of the courses taken, the grades earned, and confirmation that the educational institution recognizes the completion of the program. This documentation is crucial because it is a standardized way to verify that the individual has met the educational and competency requirements set by governing authorities in emergency medical services.

Other documents like a high school diploma, official copy of the final exam, or copies of passed skills sheets do not provide the same comprehensive overview of the training and are not recognized as formal proof of completing a course. The high school diploma is unrelated to EMS-specific training, while a final exam copy only shows one part of the assessment process rather than the overall completion of a program. Skills sheets, though important for demonstrating hands-on abilities, do not confer completion status of the coursework required for certification or licensure. Therefore, the official transcript is the correct and most appropriate document for this purpose.