🚑 California Ambulance Driver’s License

To drive an ambulance in California, you need to obtain a DL 61. Before heading to the DMV, there are a few things you’ll need to take care of:

• Complete a DOT physical (DL-51): This includes your Medical Examination Report Form (MCSA-5875) and the Medical Examiner’s Certificate (MCSA-5876). These two forms are done at your physical.
  

• Get a DMV Live Scan: The specific form you’ll need depends on your location. You will need to submit a completed request for Live Scan service application (DMV 8016)
  

• Study for the written test: This will be taken at the DMV. It’s highly recommended to read the Ambulance Driver handbook and take some online practice tests beforehand.
  

• Bring ID and residency documents: You may be asked to show a government-issued ID and provide two proofs of residency. It’s better to be safe than sorry in this situation, as many of you are aware this process can take several hours.

For more information about the DMV Ambulance Driver Certificate, scroll down on this page using this Link