How do I update and manage my EMS certifications on the NAR-T LMS?

Answer: Keeping your EMS certifications up-to-date in the LMS is essential for meeting accrediting body requirements. Here’s how to add and manage your certifications:

1. Enter Your Certification Details:

   • In the “Certifications” section of your profile, add each certification you currently hold, such as EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, ACLS, or FP-C. Be sure to include the certification number and expiration date for each entry.

2. Double-Check Expiration Dates:

   • Accurate expiration dates are necessary for receiving course completion credits. Double-check each date to prevent issues with credit or accreditation.

3. Ensure Completeness:

   • Make sure all fields are filled out accurately. North American Rescue Training cannot report course completion to accrediting bodies without complete and accurate certification information. It’s your responsibility to provide the correct details.

By following these steps, you’ll help ensure smooth reporting of your training credits to accrediting organizations.

How do I update my contact information on the NAR-T LMS?

Answer: Keeping your contact information up to date is important so Student Support and your instructors can reach you with course updates or notifications. Here’s how to update your details:

1. Go to Your Profile:

   • Click on your profile icon in the top right corner of the LMS and select “Profile” from the dropdown menu.

2. Edit Contact Information:

   • In the User Details section on the left, click “Edit Profile”. You’ll see fields for updating your primary email address and phone number. Enter your current contact details and double-check for accuracy.

3. Adjust Your Time Zone:

   • Select the correct time zone to ensure all course schedules, reminders, and live sessions appear in your local time.

4. Save Changes:

   • Once you’ve updated your contact details, click “Save” to apply the changes.

Following these steps will ensure that your contact information is current, helping you stay informed throughout your EMS training. 

How do I update my profile picture on the NAR-T LMS?

Answer: Adding a profile picture helps instructors recognize you and adds a professional touch to your training experience. Here’s how to upload or update your profile picture:

1. Go to Your Profile:

   • Click your profile icon in the top right corner of the LMS screen and select “Profile” from the dropdown menu.

2. Edit Your Profile:

   • Under User Details on the left, click “Edit Profile”.

3. Locate the “User Picture” Section:

   • Scroll down to find the “User Picture” section.

4. Choose and Upload a Professional Photo:

   • Select “Choose File” to upload a photo. We recommend using a clean, professional image that clearly represents you.

5. Save Your Changes:

   • Once your photo is uploaded, be sure to click “Save” to apply the changes.

Following these steps will ensure that your profile is up to date with a professional photo. 

Question: How do I view my purchase history for my EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, or other EMS training courses?

Answer: To see a full record of all your course purchases, follow these steps:

1. Click on your profile image: Locate your student profile image in the top right corner of the LMS screen. Click on it to open the dropdown menu.
2. Select “My Purchases”: From the dropdown, select "My Purchases". This section will display your complete purchase history, showing all courses you've bought.

After Completing a Purchase: Once you've completed a purchase, you’ll also see a “View Receipt of Payment” section at the top of the page under the "Welcome" section. You can:

• Click the green “View Your Purchases” button to go directly to your purchase history, or
• Click “Begin Your Learning” to immediately start your new course.

By following these steps, you’ll have quick access to your purchase history whenever you need it.

Answer: The AEMT Skills Week is structured to meet the practical requirements necessary for Advanced EMT certification and state licensure. By the end of the week, you will have gained the hands-on experience and skills needed to pass the National Registry AEMT psychomotor exam, which is a critical step towards becoming a certified Advanced EMT.

How to Apply for a Certification Examination | National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians

I’m in the military—how can I use Army or Air Force funding to pay for my EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic training?

Answer: At North American Rescue – Training, we proudly support active-duty, National Guard, and Reserve service members looking to advance their EMS careers through Credentialing Assistance (CA) programs.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Complete Our Contact Form: Let us know you’re interested, and we’ll guide you through the process.

2. Army: Visit ArmyIgnitED.com and start your CA application.

3. Air Force: Talk to your supervisor about using the Air Force COOL program.

4. Get a Course Quote: We’ll provide you with an official quote to use in your CA application.

5. Notify Us: Let us know when your application is submitted.

6. Register with NAR: While your funding is being processed, complete our school registration so you're ready to begin training as soon as you're approved.

Eligible Courses Include:

• Initial EMT Course with In-Person Skills Verification

• Initial AEMT Course with In-Person Skills Verification

• EMT Refresher (51.5 hours)

• AEMT Refresher (59 hours)

• Paramedic Refresher (62 hours)

Need help? Email: registration@nareducation.com

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I’m a military veteran—are there any discounts or funding options available for EMS training?

Answer: While North American Rescue – Training does not currently participate in VA or GI Bill® programs, we do offer a special military & veteran discount for all our continuing education EMS courses.

Here’s how to take advantage of it:

1. Email Us: Contact registration@nareducation.com and let us know you’re a veteran.

2. Get Your Discount Code: We’ll send you a discount code that can be applied to eligible courses during registration.

3. Register and Save: Use the code at checkout to receive your veteran discount.

This discount applies to courses like:

• EMT Recertification

• AEMT and Paramedic Refreshers

• Specialized EMS continuing education

We appreciate your service and are here to support your EMS training goals!

I’m in the military—how can I use Army or Air Force funding to pay for my EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic training?

Answer: At North American Rescue – Training, we proudly support active-duty, National Guard, and Reserve service members looking to advance their EMS careers through Credentialing Assistance (CA) programs.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Complete Our Contact Form: Let us know you’re interested, and we’ll guide you through the process.

2. Army: Visit ArmyIgnitED.com and start your CA application.

3. Air Force: Talk to your supervisor about using the Air Force COOL program.

4. Get a Course Quote: We’ll provide you with an official quote to use in your CA application.

5. Notify Us: Let us know when your application is submitted.

6. Register with NAR: While your funding is being processed, complete our school registration so you're ready to begin training as soon as you're approved.

Eligible Courses Include:

• Initial EMT Course with In-Person Skills Verification

• Initial AEMT Course with In-Person Skills Verification

• EMT Refresher (51.5 hours)

• AEMT Refresher (59 hours)

• Paramedic Refresher (62 hours)

Need help? Email: registration@nareducation.com

Use of NAR Training, LLC’s (NAR-T) Learning Management System (LMS) is subject to these terms and applicable laws. Your access to and use of the LMS constitutes your full acceptance of these terms. NAR-T reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to update or revise these terms at any time and without notice. It is your responsibility to check these terms for updates. Your continued use of the LMS following the posting of any changes to the terms constitutes acceptance of those changes. THESE TERMS ARE SUBJECT TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNIFORM ARBITRATION ACT (TITLE 15 CHAPTER 48).

• Completion of a course does not make you a medical professional!  These courses are only to familiarize you with certain products.  The courses do not supersede certification, training, or licensing requirements.  In all instances, a product’s Instructions for Use (IFUs) controls.   
• Certificates.  After successful completion of a course, you will be provided with a certificate of completion.  NAR-T makes no guarantee these certificates will be recognized or approved by third parties. 
• You are responsible for the accuracy of information added to the LMS.   NAR-T does not check the accuracy of the data you input and is not responsible for inaccurate data.  The information on your certificates is automatically populated from the information you put into the LMS.  
• Deadline.  You will be provided with a course completion deadline upon signing up or receiving an access code for your course.  You must complete the course prior to this deadline.  After the deadline, your access to the course will be terminated.  No additional access time will be provided.
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