Answer: The tuition fee for the AEMT Skills Week includes access to all course materials via the NAR Training LMS, participation in the hands-on skills week, two 12-hour clinical ride-alongs, and the National Registry AEMT psychomotor skills test. Travel expenses to the NAR Training Center in Las Vegas are not covered. To attend the skills week, the tuition fee must be paid in full. There are no additional requirements for drug tests, background checks, or uniforms—just remember to wear closed-toed shoes for in-person sessions.

What are the device and browser requirements for accessing my EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic training on the NAR-T LMS?

Answer: To have the best experience on the NAR-T LMS, make sure both your device and browser are up to date. Here are the recommended settings:

1. Use Google Chrome as Your Browser:

   • Chrome is the recommended browser because it’s fully compatible with the LMS and supports all online learning tools. If you don’t have Chrome, download it for free before accessing the platform.

2. Accept Cookies for the Website:

   • Enabling cookies helps the LMS function properly by remembering your login, tracking your course progress, and loading modules efficiently. You’ll typically see a prompt to accept cookies; click “Accept” to enable them.

3. Enable Pop-ups and Redirects:

   • To prevent issues with course content or support links, make sure pop-ups and redirects are enabled. In Chrome, click the lock icon to the left of the search bar, go to “Site Settings”, and turn on “Pop-ups and Redirects”.

Following these steps will help you avoid technical issues, ensuring smooth access to your EMS training and all course materials on the LMS.

What are the EMT and AEMT Online Legacy Courses?

Answer: The EMT and AEMT Online Legacy Courses are designed for students who enrolled in the Initial Hybrid Online EMT or AEMT Program prior to November 4 on our former Learning Management System (LMS). These courses offer a flexible and comprehensive training pathway in Emergency Medical Services (EMS), combining:

• Online Learning: Access theoretical training through the Jones and Bartlett (JBL) Online modules.
• Hands-On Skills Training: Participate in an In-Person Skills Week to apply what you’ve learned in real-world scenarios.

Students enrolled in the Legacy Courses can still register for their respective Skills Week upon completing the JBL Online modules, ensuring they meet both theoretical and practical requirements to become certified EMTs or AEMTs.

Answer: The Hybrid Initial EMT Course includes both online modules and an in-person skills week. To sign up:

• Go to the NAR Training website.
• Choose the Initial EMT Course.
• Complete the registration form and payment. Once registered, you will receive instructions on how to begin the online modules and schedule your skills week.

The AEMT Skills Week includes four days of intensive hands-on skills practice, one day of psychomotor skills testing administered by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT), and two days of clinical rotations with local Fire Departments or Ambulance companies. This immersive experience is designed to refine your skills and prepare you for real-world emergency medical services (EMS) situations.

Answer: The course includes 13 hours of online learning through a computer-based training (CBT) module and 46 hours of in-person training at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. The in-person training spans five days and includes practical field exercises, live scenarios in rubble and collapse environments, a nighttime exercise, and instruction on specialized rescue techniques and emergency care for search canines.

Answer: Participants must bring specific personal protective equipment (PPE) including a US&R type helmet, eye protection, ear plugs, work/safety toe boots, work gloves, knee pads, and cold weather gear. They should also bring standard work duty clothing, a flashlight, stethoscope, and trauma shears. During the course, participants are required to wear their Task Force or Department uniform.

What happens if I don’t meet the requirements for EMT or AEMT Skills Week?

Answer: To attend your EMT or AEMT Skills Week, you must meet the following requirements:

1. Complete 100% of Online Modules:

   • All course modules must be completed in full.
     
     

2. Pass the Final Exam:

   • You need to pass the Final Exam before attending Skills Week.

If you don’t meet these requirements:

• You will not be allowed to participate in your scheduled Skills Week.
• You will need to reschedule for a future Skills Week session after completing the missing requirements.

Next Steps:

• Contact Student Support to reschedule your Skills Week or for help completing your online course requirements.

By meeting the requirements, you’ll ensure you’re ready for the hands-on training experience and one step closer to your EMT or AEMT certification.

Answer: If you fail your NREMT psychomotor exam, don’t worry. North American Rescue offers in-person Psychomotor Exam Courses for both EMTs and AEMTs to help you retake and pass the exam. These courses are available in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Greer, SC.

Answer: The Paramedic NCCP Refresher Course is a 62-hour program that covers the topics required by the National Continued Competency Program. It includes interactive online modules, practical case studies, and assessments. The course is CAPCE-accredited and fulfills your recertification requirements.

Answer: The cost of the Urban Search and Rescue Medical Team Specialist Course is $4,200 per student. This fee includes lodging, meals, and daily transportation within the training center. Participants are responsible for arranging their own travel to the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. Please note that space is limited, and early registration is recommended.

Answer: The EMS Student Catalog is your go-to resource for course details, policies, and requirements for your EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic program. It includes information on attendance, grading, and skills assessments. You can find the catalog in your LMS dashboard or the student onboarding course.

Answer: The In-Person AEMT Skills Week offered by North American Rescue Training and Education (NAR-T) is a 7-day intensive training course designed to provide hands-on practice and mastery of advanced EMT psychomotor skills. This course is a critical part of our Advanced EMT (AEMT) training program, held at our Las Vegas, Nevada facility, and prepares you for the National Registry AEMT psychomotor examination and real-world EMS scenarios.

Answer: The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course offered by North American Rescue Training and Education (NAR-T) is a comprehensive program designed to prepare you for certification as an Advanced EMT (AEMT). This course combines the flexibility of online learning with essential hands-on training, providing 241.5 hours of education. You'll gain the knowledge and skills needed to excel in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and prepare for the National Registry AEMT exams.

Answer: The National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) is the organization that certifies EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics. You need NREMT certification to legally work in most states as an EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic. Recertification is also required to stay up-to-date with the latest protocols and skills.

Answer: The Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) Medical Team Specialist (MTS) Course offered by North American Rescue Training and Education (NAR-T) in partnership with ABC Logistical Resources is an advanced training program designed for Paramedics, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Physicians, and military medical specialists. This course provides the knowledge and hands-on experience required to operate as a Medical Team Specialist in challenging urban and collapsed structure environments, including training in managing crush syndrome, environmental injuries, and veterinary emergencies.

Answer: Before attending EMT or AEMT Skills Week, make sure you complete the following tasks:

1. Log in to your LMS account and navigate to the "My Courses" tab.

2. Select your Skills Week course and review the Pre-Course Requirements.

3. Make sure to complete any online modules or pre-skills assessments listed under Pre-Course Requirements.

4. Review the Training and Location Accordion for details about where your training will take place and what you need to bring.

5. Familiarize yourself with the daily schedule and material under the Individual Day view.

Completing these steps ensures you are fully prepared for Skills Week.

What should I do if I can’t access my old courses from before November 4, 2024?

Answer: If you’re unable to access your previous courses on the old LMS, follow these steps to resolve the issue:

1. Verify the URL:

   • Ensure you are visiting https://nartraining.docebosaas.com/learn.
     
     

2. Check Your Credentials:

   • Use the email and password you originally registered with. If you’ve forgotten your password, use the “Forgot Password” link to reset it.
     
     

3. Contact Support:

   • If you’re still unable to log in, contact Student Support for assistance. Provide your name, email, and course details to help resolve the issue quickly.

This ensures you’ll regain access to your pre-November 2024 courses.

What should I do if I don’t receive my course registration or reminder email?

Answer: If you haven’t received your course registration or reminder email, follow these steps to troubleshoot:

1. Verify Your Email Address:

   • Make sure the email you used during course registration is correct. If you suspect a typo or error, contact Student Support to update your email address or login into your student account and update your user details under your profile settings.
     
     

2. Check Your Spam or Junk Folder:

   • Sometimes email security settings or firewalls (especially for work emails) may block messages. Check your spam or junk folder for emails from registration@nareducation.com.
     
     

3. Work Email Users:

   • If you’re using a work email, ask your IT Administrator to add nareducation.com to your safe sender list to avoid blocked messages in the future.
     
     

4. Follow Up with Support:

   • If you still don’t receive the email, contact Student Support for further assistance. They can confirm your enrollment and manually resend the registration or reminder email.

What should I do if I forgot my password or can’t log in to the NAR LMS?

Answer: If you’re unable to log in, here’s how to resolve the issue:

1. Reset Your Password:

   • Click "Lost Password" under the green login button at https://www.nareducation.com/.
   • Enter your registered email and check your spam or junk folder if the reset email doesn’t arrive immediately. Wait up to 10 minutes for the email.
     
     

2. Check Your Email Details:

   • Ensure you’re using the email you registered with. If you didn’t receive your PayPal receipt or welcome email, you may have entered your email incorrectly.
     
     

3. Contact Student Support:

   • If your email is incorrect or you still can’t access your account, contact Student Support for assistance. Provide your name, email, and course details so they can resolve the issue.

Answer: If you’re seeing a page load error for your AEMT or EMT online module course, follow these troubleshooting steps:

1. Reload the page: Sometimes a simple page refresh will solve the issue.

2. Check your browser settings: Make sure that pop-ups and redirects are allowed for the website. In Chrome, click the settings icon near the search bar, then allow pop-ups and redirects for https://www.emscoursesonline.com.

3. Avoid using the pop-up URL directly: Do not try to access the course from the pop-up window URL. Instead, reload the page and access the module from your LMS dashboard.

Following these steps should fix common loading errors.

Question: What should I do if the Jones and Bartlett Learning (JBL) Modules are not loading or I experience issues accessing them?

Answer: If you're experiencing issues with loading or accessing the Jones and Bartlett Learning (JBL) Modules, it may be due to certain browser plug-ins like Grammarly, LastPass, or other Chrome extensions. These plug-ins can sometimes interfere with the functionality of the JBL modules.

To resolve this issue, try the following steps:

1. Disable Browser Plug-ins: Temporarily turn off any browser plug-ins you have enabled, especially Grammarly, LastPass, or similar extensions.

2. Adjust Plug-in Settings: Alternatively, you can modify the settings for these plug-ins by selecting the option to "only run the plug-in when clicking on the plug-in" within the individual plug-in settings. This allows you to keep the plug-in installed but prevents it from interfering with the JBL modules unless explicitly activated.

After making these changes, refresh the page and try accessing the JBL modules again. If you continue to experience issues, please reach out to our Student Support team for further assistance.

Answer: If your EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic Online Modules are not working, follow these steps for a smooth experience:

1. Use Chrome as your browser: The Jones and Bartlett modules work best in Google Chrome. Ensure you are using the latest version.

2. Accept cookies: Make sure to accept cookies for the website, which are necessary for proper functionality.

3. Enable pop-ups: Click the settings icon in the left corner of the search bar, then enable “Pop-ups and Redirects” to allow the modules to open without issues.

4. Check your internet connection: These modules cannot be completed offline in the NAR Training App due to active plugin requirements, so ensure you have a stable internet connection.

Following these steps will help resolve common issues with accessing your EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic online training modules.

Answer: To view all the important details about your EMT or AEMT Skills Week, including location, times, schedule, and clinical ride-along information, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your North American Rescue Training LMS account.

2. Select the "My Courses" tab.

3. Choose the Skills Week you registered for.

4. Select Pre-Course Requirements.

5. Expand the Training and Location Accordion for location details.

6. View the Individual Day to see the schedule and material covered for each day.

7. Select the Session to view the detailed daily schedule.

These steps will give you a complete overview of your Skills Week so you can plan accordingly.

A new EMT online class starts on the first of every month.  You have until the end of the month to enroll in that course.  For example- if you want to be in the 01 December course, you must be signed up by 30 November, otherwise, you will have to enroll in the 01 January course.

Answer: To view all the important details about your EMT or AEMT Skills Week, including location, times, schedule, and clinical ride-along information, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your North American Rescue Training LMS account.

2. Select the "My Courses" tab.

3. Choose the Skills Week you registered for.

4. Select Pre-Course Requirements.

5. Expand the Training and Location Accordion for location details.

6. View the Individual Day to see the schedule and material covered for each day.

7. Select the Session to view the detailed daily schedule.

These steps will give you a complete overview of your Skills Week so you can plan accordingly.

Answer: To enroll in the Initial AEMT Hybrid Course, you must hold a current Basic Life Saver/CPR Certification and be certified as an EMT by the National Registry (NREMT) or your state. Additional prerequisites include uploading a Course Enrollment Agreement, High School Diploma or GED, and valid identification. This course is ideal for EMTs looking to advance their careers in EMS.

Answer: This course is designed for certified Paramedics, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Physicians, and military medical specialists (such as medics, IDH/HC, 18D, and PJs). To enroll, participants must complete an online CBT module and bring the certificate of completion to the first day of class. Participants must be vetted and registered by November 1, 2024.

Why didn’t I receive a Skills Week reminder email?

Answer: If you didn’t get a Skills Week reminder email, here are the most common reasons and steps to resolve it:

1. Enrollment Timing:

   • Reminder emails are sent automatically 7 days and 3 days before your Skills Week start date. If you registered after these dates, you will not receive the automated reminders.
     
     

2. Verify Your Email:

   • Double-check that your email address is correct in the LMS. If it’s incorrect, please click on your student profile and update your user details. If you are still experiencing issues please contact Student Support to update it.
     
     

3. Check Spam or Junk Folders:

   • Look for emails from nareducation.com in your spam or junk folder. If using a work email, ensure your IT Administrator adds nareducation.com to your safe sender list.
     
     

4. Contact Support:

   • If you’re unsure of your Skills Week schedule or still can’t find the email, contact Student Support for manual confirmation of your course details.

Answer: If your Jones and Bartlett online module is not loading, try these steps:

1. Reload the page: Sometimes a simple page refresh will solve the issue.

2. Check your browser settings: Make sure that pop-ups and redirects are allowed for the website. In Chrome, click the settings icon near the search bar, then allow pop-ups and redirects for https://www.emscoursesonline.com.

3. Avoid using the pop-up URL directly: Do not try to access the course from the pop-up window URL. Instead, reload the page and access the module from your LMS dashboard.

Following these steps should fix common loading errors.