Live Scan Fingerprinting for EMTs and Paramedics in Florida
Florida EMTs and paramedics must complete an FDOH Level 2 background check via FDLE Live Scan fingerprinting as part of the EMS certification application process. Sky Bright LiveScan in Miami Lakes processes FDOH fingerprinting for EMS personnel across Miami-Dade and Broward counties. $105.
Published May 1, 2026 · Updated August 9, 2026
Sky Bright LiveScan regularly assists emts & paramedics across Miami-Dade and Broward County. Most applicants complete the process quickly and smoothly.
Quick Answer
Florida Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and paramedics seeking FDOH EMS certification must submit FDLE Live Scan fingerprints with the correct FDOH EMS ORI number. This Level 2 background check is required for initial certification and for EMS personnel returning to the field after a lapse. ORI codes for EMS certification vary by credential type — always confirm the correct ORI with the Florida Bureau of Emergency Medical Services or your EMS training program before your appointment.
Which Agency Fingerprinting Do EMTs & Paramedics Need?
ORI numbers vary by employer and license type. Confirm the correct ORI with your requesting agency before your appointment.
Have your ORI number? Book your appointment and be in and out in 15 minutes.
Step-by-Step: How to Get Fingerprinted
- 1Confirm your ORI number with the FDOH Bureau of Emergency Medical Services or your EMS training program — ORI codes for EMS certification vary by credential type
- 2Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID)
- 3Bring your ORI number and $105 payment
- 4Visit Sky Bright LiveScan in Miami Lakes — fingerprinting takes 10–15 minutes
- 5Receive your TCN and track your FDOH background check at fdle.state.fl.us/TCN-Status
- 6Once cleared, submit your EMS certification application to FDOH
Ready to take that last step? Book your appointment at our Miami Lakes office.
Book AppointmentWho Needs This?
- First-time EMT certification applicants in Florida
- Paramedic certification applicants
- EMTs upgrading from EMT-Basic to Paramedic
- Out-of-state EMS personnel seeking Florida reciprocity
- EMS personnel returning to the field after a lapse in certification
- Fire department personnel with EMS duties
- Flight paramedics and critical care transport personnel
Fingerprinting for EMTs & Paramedics — FAQ
Sources & References
- Florida Department of Health — Bureau of Emergency Medical Services
- Florida Statute §435.04 — Level 2 Screening Standards
Last verified: 2026-07-01. Content is subject to change — always verify current requirements with the relevant agency.
Fingerprinting Near You
Miami Lakes, FL — Serving Miami-Dade & Broward
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