FAQs

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.