Initial AEMT Online Hybrid Course
Advance from EMT to AEMT
The NAR-T Initial AEMT Hybrid Online Course gives current EMTs a flexible path to advance their EMS education while maintaining the hands-on training and clinical experience needed for Advanced EMT practice.
Complete your education online, attend a 6-day in-person AEMT Skills Week, gain clinical experience, demonstrate your practical skills, and prepare for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
If you are searching for an Initial AEMT Course, Online AEMT Course, Hybrid Online AEMT Course, Advanced EMT Training, or an in-person and online AEMT course, NAR-T provides a flexible pathway to the next level of your EMS career.
Start Your AEMT Training today!
Take the next step in your EMS career with the 253-hour NAR-T Initial AEMT Hybrid Course.
Complete your academic education online, attend a required 6-day in-person Skills Week, develop advanced patient care skills, complete clinical experience, pass the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam, and prepare for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination. Enroll today and begin your path from EMT to Advanced EMT.
Course Overview
The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course from North American Rescue Training and Education (NAR-T) is a 253-hour Advanced Emergency Medical Technician training program for current EMTs who are ready to advance their EMS education and patient care skills.
This Hybrid Online AEMT Course combines approximately 197 hours of online education with a required 6-day in-person AEMT Skills Week.
Students complete online coursework before attending hands-on training, clinical rotations, skills competency testing, and the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam.
Course Objectives
By the end of the Initial AEMT Hybrid Course, students will be able to:
- Perform organized patient assessments and identify immediate life threats.
- Apply Advanced EMT knowledge to medical and trauma emergencies.
- Perform required AEMT-level patient care skills safely and effectively.
- Establish vascular access and administer approved medications.
- Use clinical judgment to develop and carry out patient treatment plans.
- Communicate and work effectively as part of an EMS team.
- Apply online education during realistic simulations and clinical experiences.
- Demonstrate required skills during the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam.
- Prepare for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
- Build the knowledge, skills, and clinical judgment needed for entry-level AEMT practice.
What You'll Learn
The Initial AEMT Course builds on the knowledge and skills you developed as an EMT.
Students learn to complete advanced patient assessments, recognize serious illness and injury, perform AEMT-level interventions, establish vascular access, administer approved medications, and make sound patient care decisions.
- Advanced patient assessment
- Airway and respiratory emergencies
- Vascular access
- Medication administration
- Shock and resuscitation
- Cardiac emergencies
- Neurologic emergencies
- Medical emergencies
- Trauma care
- Pediatric and obstetric emergencies
- Clinical judgment
- Team communication
- Patient stabilization
- Treatment and transport decisions
Course Requirements
- Complete 100% of required online coursework
- Maintain an overall course average of 80% or higher
- Pass the midterm examination with a score of 75% or higher
- Pass the final examination with a score of 75% or higher
- Complete the required 6-day Skills Week
- Complete all required hands-on skills training
- Demonstrate required AEMT practical competencies
- Pass the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
- Complete required clinical and patient care competencies
- Complete 24 hours of clinical rotations
- Submit all required program documentation
- Complete all requirements within one year of enrollment
The program prepares graduates for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination through:
- Chapter assessments
- Midterm and final examinations
- Case-based learning
- Virtual patient encounters
- Clinical judgment activities
- Hands-on skills training
- Patient care simulations
- NAR-T psychomotor testing
- Practical competency evaluations
- National Registry-focused study tools
The NAR-T Psychomotor Exam verifies hands-on competency as part of the education program. The National Registry examination is completed separately as part of the certification process.
Successful completion of the NAR-T program does not automatically provide National Registry certification or a state AEMT license. Graduates must complete all applicable certification and state licensure requirements.
- A current National Registry EMT certification or state EMT certification
- A current BLS/CPR certification
Students are responsible for verifying AEMT certification or licensure requirements for the state where they plan to practice.
- Course Enrollment Agreement
- Government-issued identification
- Current BLS/CPR certification
- Current NREMT EMT certification or state EMT certification
- Required clinical compliance documentation
Due BEFORE Attending Skills Week
- MMR immunization documentation
- Current tuberculosis screening
- Hepatitis B vaccination documentation or signed declination
- Physical examination or medical clearance
- Background check
- Additional documentation required by the clinical site
For questions about enrollment, course requirements, Skills Week, or clinical rotations, contact the NAR-T Registration Office.
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (888)374-7808
Initial AEMT Online Lessons
The online portion of the program is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Desktop computer
- Laptop
- Tablet
- Smartphone
The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course includes a comprehensive online Advanced EMT curriculum delivered through Jones & Bartlett Learning (JBL) and the NAR-T Learning Management System.
Students complete the academic portion of their Online AEMT training before attending the required in-person Skills Week. The online curriculum combines reading, interactive learning, skills review, patient cases, assessments, and National Registry exam preparation to help students build a strong foundation before hands-on training.
Comprehensive Advanced EMT Curriculum
The online AEMT curriculum includes 42 chapters covering the knowledge needed for entry-level Advanced EMT practice.
Major topics include:
- EMS systems, safety, communications, and documentation
- Anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology
- Patient assessment
- Airway and ventilation management
- Pharmacology
- Vascular access and medication administration
- Shock and resuscitation
- Respiratory and cardiovascular emergencies
- Neurologic, endocrine, toxicologic, and other medical emergencies
- Trauma assessment and treatment
- Bleeding and hemorrhage control
- Head, spine, chest, abdominal, and orthopedic injuries
- Obstetric and neonatal emergencies
- Pediatric and geriatric patient care
- Behavioral and psychiatric emergencies
- Patients with special healthcare needs
- EMS operations, rescue, incident management, and disaster response
Real-World AEMT Training
Becoming an Advanced EMT requires more than memorizing information. Students must learn how to recognize problems, choose appropriate treatments, perform interventions, and evaluate whether those treatments are working.
NAR-T uses case studies, virtual patient encounters, skills labs, clinical rotations, and realistic patient care simulations to connect online education with real-world EMS practice and build both technical skills and clinical judgment.
Digital Learning Resources
Students receive access to a variety of learning tools designed to support different learning styles.
Online resources include:
- Digital AEMT textbook and eBook
- Audiobook access
- Chapter lecture outlines and presentation slides
- Skills demonstrations and step-by-step Skill Drills
- Chapter quizzes and knowledge assessments
- Case studies and clinical decision-making activities
- Flashcards and vocabulary review
- Virtual Mentor lectures
- Soft-skill simulations
- Virtual EMS ride-alongs
- National Registry-style exam preparation Students can review many of these resources from a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
AEMT Skills and Clinical Decision-Making
The Hybrid Online AEMT Course does more than teach facts.
Students review step-by-step AEMT skills involving:
- Patient assessment
- Airway management
- Oxygen and ventilation
- Supraglottic airways
- IV and IO vascular access
- Medication preparation and administration
- Cardiac monitoring
- Hemorrhage control and tourniquet use
- Spinal motion restriction
- Splinting and orthopedic care
- Obstetric and newborn care
- Pediatric airway and vascular access
- Patient movement and transport
Case Studies and Virtual Patient Care
Students work through patient cases designed to build critical thinking and clinical judgment.
Case-based activities challenge students to review assessment findings, identify patient problems, select appropriate interventions, and determine the next step in patient care.
The program also includes virtual EMS ride-alongs based on real-world calls such as:
- Respiratory distress
- Cardiac arrest
- Seizures
- Allergic reactions
- Trauma
- Altered mental status
- Psychiatric emergencies
- Pediatric emergencies
- Geriatric emergencies
- Gastrointestinal bleeding
- Mass-casualty incidents
Communication, Teamwork, and Leadership
Strong AEMT care requires more than technical skills.
Interactive activities also focus on important professional skills such as:
- Patient communication
- Teamwork
- Crew resource management
- Conflict resolution
- Leadership
- De-escalation
- Problem-solving
- Clinical communication during high-stress situations
National Registry AEMT Exam Preparation
Online coursework includes National Registry-style questions and TestPrep resources to help students prepare for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
Students can use practice questions and assessments to identify strengths, review weaker areas, and become familiar with the type of clinical judgment needed for certification testing.
Exam preparation is reinforced throughout the program through chapter quizzes, case studies, patient simulations, course examinations, hands-on training, and the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam.
Learn Online. Apply It in Person.
The online portion of the Initial AEMT Course builds the knowledge students need before arriving for hands-on training.
Students then bring that knowledge to their 6-day in-person AEMT Skills Week, where they practice skills, manage patient care scenarios, complete clinical experiences, and demonstrate their ability to perform required AEMT competencies.
This combination of Online AEMT education and in-person Advanced EMT training gives students the flexibility of online learning while maintaining the hands-on experience needed for real-world EMS practice.
The 6-day AEMT Skills Week is where online education becomes hands-on patient care.
The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course includes a required 6-day in-person AEMT Skills Week in either Greer, South Carolina, or Las Vegas, Nevada.
Skills Week connects the Online AEMT Course with hands-on skills practice, realistic patient care scenarios, clinical experience, competency testing, and the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam.
This in-person portion helps students build the practical skills and clinical judgment needed for real-world EMS care. Students leave Skills Week with experience in assessment, treatment, communication, practical skills, clinical decision-making, and patient care scenarios that support their transition from EMT to Advanced Emergency Medical Technician.
AEMT Skills Week Locations
Greer, South Carolina | Las Vegas, Nevada
The South Carolina and Nevada AEMT Skills Week is 6 days and includes:
- Hands-on AEMT skills training
- Patient assessment and treatment scenarios
- Vascular access and medication administration
- Airway and ventilation skills
- Medical and trauma patient care
- Clinical and EMS experience
- Practical competency testing
- NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
Skills Week Scheduling
Students receive a detailed Skills Week and clinical schedule before attending training.
Clinical rotation times and locations may vary based on clinical site, instructor, and facility availability.
Hands-On AEMT Skills Training
Skills Week turns online learning into practical patient care. Students practice:
- Advanced patient assessment
- Airway and ventilation management
- Vascular access
- Medication administration
- Medical emergency care
- Trauma care
- Shock and resuscitation
- Team communication
- Clinical decision-making
- Treatment and transport planning
Clinical and EMS Experience
Students complete required clinical and EMS rotations as part of the Initial AEMT training program.
These experiences allow students to apply AEMT knowledge in real patient care environments while working with experienced EMS and healthcare professionals.
- Patient assessments
- Medication administration
- Vascular access
- Airway management
- Patient documentation
- EMS operations
- Team communication
- Treatment and transport
NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
Students must successfully complete the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam and required skills competency testing during their in-person Skills Week.
The exam evaluates the student's ability to safely perform and apply AEMT-level patient care skills in practical situations.
The NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam is a required program completion requirement and is separate from the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
National Registry AEMT Preparation
Hands-on Skills Week also helps prepare students for the clinical judgment and decision-making expected on the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
- Realistic patient care scenarios
- Hands-on skills practice
- Clinical decision-making
- Team-based patient care
- Practical competency testing
- Instructor feedback
Upcoming AEMT Skills Week Dates
Students enrolled in the Initial AEMT Hybrid Course must attend an approved in-person Skills Week as part of the program. NAR-T offers AEMT Skills Week training in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Greer, South Carolina.
Sessions include hands-on skills training, patient care scenarios, clinical experience, competency testing, and the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam. Space is limited.
Choosing your AEMT Skills Week
- Select your location
Students may select an available AEMT Skills Week in Las Vegas or Greer based on program availability. - Complete Requirements
Complete required online coursework, academic requirements, pre-arrival training, and clinical compliance documentation before attending. - Schedule Notice
Skills Week dates, clinical schedules, and training activities may change based on instructor, facility, and clinical site availability.
| 2027 - Las Vegas, Nevada | ||
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| February 2-5 | April 20-23 | June 20-23 |
| July 20-23 | August 24-27 | October 12-15 |
| December 7-10 | ||
| 2027 - Greer, South Carolina | ||
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| January 11-16 | February 8-13 | March 8-13 |
| April 19-24 | May 17-22 | June 14-19 |
| July 26-31 | September 20-25 | October 18-23 |
| November 1-6 | ||
NREMT AEMT Exam Prep
The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course includes built-in preparation for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
Students build the knowledge, clinical judgment, and decision-making skills needed for the exam throughout both the online and in-person portions of the program.
This combination of Online AEMT education and in-person AEMT training helps students move beyond memorization and learn how to assess patients, identify priorities, select appropriate treatments, and make sound clinical decisions.
National Registry AEMT Exam Preparation
NAR-T prepares students through:
- Chapter quizzes and assessments
- Midterm and final examinations
- Case-based learning
- Virtual patient encounters
- Clinical judgment activities
- National Registry-focused study tools
- Hands-on AEMT skills training
- Realistic patient care simulations
- Clinical and EMS experience
- Practical competency evaluations
- NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
NAR-T Psychomotor Exam vs. National Registry Exam
Completed during the required 6-day in-person Skills Week. This exam verifies that students can safely perform and apply required AEMT skills during practical patient care situations.
Completed separately after successful completion of the education program and is part of the National Registry AEMT certification process.
Prepare with Knowledge and Hands-On Experience
The NAR-T Hybrid Online AEMT Course prepares students through more than test questions alone.
Online coursework builds the knowledge needed to understand Advanced EMT care. Skills Week, clinical rotations, simulations, and psychomotor testing give students the opportunity to apply that knowledge to realistic patient care situations.
This approach helps students prepare for the NREMT AEMT exam while also developing the skills and clinical judgment needed for real-world Advanced EMT practice.
Successful completion of the NAR-T Initial AEMT Course does not automatically provide National Registry certification or a state AEMT license. Graduates must complete all applicable National Registry certification and state licensure requirements.
Program Approvals & Professional Affiliations
North American Rescue Training and Education works with recognized EMS agencies and national organizations to support high-quality Initial AEMT education and training.
The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course is approved for delivery through the appropriate state and local EMS education authorities in Nevada and South Carolina and is designed to prepare students for the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
These relationships support NAR-T's commitment to providing structured, hands-on, and hybrid Advanced EMT training that prepares students for real-world EMS practice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the NAR-T Initial AEMT Course Approved in My State?
Our Initial EMT/AEMT Hybrid programs are approved initial education programs. Our Las Vegas programs are approved by the Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) Office of EMS & Trauma System, and our South Carolina programs are approved by the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH).
Successful completion of the program provides graduates with the educational eligibility required to pursue National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) certification. This includes completion of all required online coursework, in-person Skills Week, and clinical/field requirements.
It is important to understand that NREMT certification and state EMS licensure are separate processes. Each state establishes its own requirements for EMS licensure and determines whether it will accept education completed through an out-of-state program.
If you plan to become licensed in a state other than Nevada or South Carolina, we strongly recommend contacting your state's EMS regulatory agency before enrolling.
While we can confirm our program's approval and pathway to NREMT certification, we cannot guarantee that completion of our program will result in certification/licensure in another state. The final determination is made by the EMS regulatory authority in the state where you intend to become certified/licensed.
What is the Initial Advanced EMT (AEMT) Hybrid Course?
The NAR-T Initial AEMT Hybrid Course is a 253-hour Advanced Emergency Medical Technician education program for current EMTs who want to advance their EMS training.
This Hybrid Online AEMT Course combines approximately 197 hours of online education with a required 6-day in-person Skills Week, hands-on skills training, clinical experience, competency testing, and the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam.
Students may attend their in-person training in Greer, South Carolina, or Las Vegas, Nevada.
The program prepares graduates for entry-level AEMT practice and the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
Who is Eligible to Enroll in the Initial AEMT Course?
Students must have:
- A current National Registry EMT certification or state EMT certification
- A current BLS/CPR certification
- Required certifications must remain current as required throughout the program. Students should also review the AEMT certification or licensure requirements for the state where they plan to work
How Does the Online AEMT Course Work?
The academic portion of the Initial AEMT Course is completed online through the NAR-T Learning Management System and Jones & Bartlett Learning.
Online coursework is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and can be accessed from a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Students complete lessons, readings, quizzes, case studies, skills videos, virtual patient encounters, and National Registry exam preparation before attending their required in-person Skills Week.
What Happens During the 6-Day AEMT Skills Week?
Every student must attend a required 6-day in-person AEMT Skills Week in either Greer, SC or Las Vegas, NV.
Skills Week includes:
- Hands-on AEMT skills training
- Patient assessment
- Airway and ventilation management
- Vascular access
- Medication administration
- Medical and trauma scenarios
- Clinical decision-making
- Patient care simulations
- Clinical and EMS experience
- Practical skills competency testing
- NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
Does the AEMT Course include Psychomotor Skills Testing?
Yes.
Students must successfully complete the NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam and required practical skills testing as part of the program.
The NAR-T Psychomotor Exam evaluates the student's ability to safely perform and apply AEMT-level skills during practical patient care situations.
The NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam is a program completion requirement and is separate from the National Registry AEMT Certification Examination.
How Long Do I Have to Complete the AEMT Course?
The Initial AEMT Hybrid Course is designed to be completed in as little as 120 days.
Students have a maximum of one year from their enrollment date to complete all online coursework, Skills Week requirements, clinical rotations, skills testing, and other program requirements.
Course access does not automatically extend beyond the one-year completion period. Students who experience circumstances that may prevent them from finishing on time should contact NAR-T Student Support as early as possible to discuss available options.
Will I Be Certified as an Advanced EMT After Completing the Course?
Not automatically.
Successful completion of the NAR-T Initial AEMT Course means you have completed the required education program and NAR-T practical competency requirements.
Graduates must still complete the applicable National Registry AEMT certification process and meet the requirements of the state where they plan to become certified or licensed.
State requirements may vary, so students should confirm requirements with their state EMS office.
Does the Course Prepare Me for the NREMT AEMT Exam?
Yes.
The program includes National Registry AEMT exam preparation throughout the online and in-person portions of the course.
Preparation includes:
- Chapter quizzes and assessments
- Midterm and final examinations
- Case studies
- Clinical judgment activities
- Virtual patient encounters
- National Registry-style practice questions
- Patient care simulations
- Hands-on skills training
- Practical competency testing
What Are the AEMT Clinical Ride-Alongs?
Students complete 24 hours of required clinical experience, including two 12-hour clinical or EMS rotations.
NAR-T coordinates required clinical experiences with affiliated EMS agencies, fire departments, hospitals, or other approved clinical sites.
Clinical rotations give students the opportunity to apply their education in real patient care environments while working with experienced EMS and healthcare professionals.
Students may not independently substitute outside ride-along or clinical hours for required NAR-T clinical experiences unless specifically approved by the program.
What Immunizations and Clinical Documents are Required?
Clinical compliance requirements are not required to begin the online AEMT course.
Students complete clinical compliance requirements after progressing through the online program and preparing to attend their scheduled Skills Week and clinical rotations.
Required documentation may include:
- MMR immunization documentation
- Current tuberculosis screening
- Hepatitis B vaccination documentation or signed declination
- Physical examination or medical clearance
- Background check
- Additional documentation required by the assigned clinical site
The required background check for NAR-T scheduled clinical experiences is included with course tuition.
Are Uniforms Required for AEMT Skills Week?
A NAR-T uniform is not required for the classroom portion of Skills Week. Students should wear comfortable clothing appropriate for hands-on EMS training and must wear closed-toe shoes. Additional dress or safety requirements for assigned clinical sites will be provided before clinical rotations when applicable.
Are Travel, Lodging, and Meals Included with Tuition?
No.
Students are responsible for their own:
- Transportation to and from Skills Week
- Airfare or other travel expenses
- Hotel or lodging
- Meals
- Local transportation
- Other personal travel expenses
Do You Offer Payment Plans?
Yes.
Eligible students may select available PayPal payment options at checkout, including:
- PayPal Pay Monthly
- PayPal Pay in 4
Is Financial Aid Accepted?
Traditional federal student financial aid is not offered directly through the standard NAR-T course checkout process.
Students may have access to other payment or education funding options depending on eligibility, including PayPal financing and certain military education or credentialing assistance programs.
Contact NAR-T Student Support before enrollment if you plan to use third-party education funding.
Does NAR-T Accept ArmyIgnitED, Army COOL, or Air Force COOL Benefits?
North American Rescue Training & Education (NAR-T) works with students utilizing AF COOL and Army Credentialing Assistance (ArmyIgnitED) funding. We are happy to provide the documentation needed to support your funding request.
To get started, please let us know:
- Which program you are interested in (EMT or AEMT)
- Your full name
- Your phone number
- Your physical mailing address
- Which funding program you will be using (AF COOL or Army Credentialing Assistance)
Please note that submitting a quote does not enroll you in the course. Your funding request must be approved and the appropriate authorization/payment documentation received before we can process your military-funded enrollment.
NREMT Credentialing Exam
The NREMT cognitive examination is separate from the initial education program. After you successfully complete the program and become eligible for NREMT testing, you may submit a separate funding request for the credentialing examination, if permitted by your funding program.
If AF COOL or ArmyIgnitED requests additional information or documentation from NAR-T while processing your request, please send us the request and we will be happy to assist.
Does the Initial AEMT Hybrid Course Meet the National EMS Education Standards?
The NAR-T Initial AEMT Hybrid Course is designed around the competencies established for Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians in the National EMS Education Standards.
The curriculum covers core AEMT education areas including:
- Patient assessment
- Anatomy and physiology
- Pathophysiology
- Airway and ventilation
- Pharmacology
- Vascular access
- Medication administration
- Shock and resuscitation
- Medical emergencies
- Trauma care
- Special patient populations
- EMS operations
- Clinical judgment and decision-making
Where Are the In-Person AEMT Skills Weeks Held?
NAR-T currently offers required 6-day AEMT Skills Weeks at: Greer, South Carolina, and Las Vegas, Nevada.
Students select an available Skills Week after meeting the required academic and pre-arrival requirements. Dates, clinical schedules, and available seats vary throughout the year.
What is Included with AEMT Course Tuition?
Tuition includes:
- Access to the NAR-T Learning Management System
- Online Advanced EMT educational content
- Jones & Bartlett Learning course resources
- Electronic learning materials
- Online Skills Week preparation
- Required 6-day in-person AEMT Skills Week
- Hands-on skills training
- Patient care simulations
- Practical competency testing
- NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
- NAR-T scheduled clinical experiences
- Required background check for NAR-T clinical experiences
- Student and instructor support
When Can I attend AEMT Skills Week?
Students must complete all required online academic and pre-arrival requirements before attending Skills Week.
This includes:
- 100% completion of required online coursework
- Overall course average of 80% or higher
- Midterm examination score of 75% or higher
- Final examination score of 75% or higher
- Required onboarding and pre-arrival activities
- Required clinical compliance documentation by the assigned deadline
Why Choose the NAR-T Initial AEMT Hybrid Course?
The NAR-T Hybrid Online AEMT Course combines the flexibility of online education with the hands-on experience required to become a capable Advanced EMT.
Students receive:
- Flexible 24/7 online AEMT education
- A structured 253-hour Initial AEMT program
- A required 6-day hands-on Skills Week
- Realistic patient care simulations
- Clinical and EMS experience
- Skills competency testing
- NAR-T AEMT Psychomotor Exam
- National Registry AEMT exam preparation
- Training options in South Carolina and Nevada
Can I complete my Clinical Ride-Alongs with MY Local EMS Agency?
Students participating in South Carolina Skills Week may not independently arrange clinical or EMS ride-along time and have it automatically counted toward the NAR-T Initial AEMT program.
Required clinical experiences for the South Carolina Skills Week location must be completed through NAR-T approved and affiliated clinical or EMS sites with the required agreements, supervision, medical oversight, preceptors, and documentation in place.
NAR-T scheduled Skills Week and clinical experiences are designed to provide the approved opportunities needed to complete program requirements.
Customer Reviews
| "NAR was a fantastic training facility with some of the most knowledgeable instructors I’ve ever met. They are incredibly willing to help and make sure you have a good grasp and understanding, the program itself (AEMT) was very thorough and detailed and the training facility is amazing. I would recommend NAR to anyone looking for more training and to expand their scope." - Alexis Estrada (AEMT Student) |
| "I was looking to upgrade my EMT to AEMT online at a fair price and this place seemed to fit the bill. After initial contact they were super responsive and gave me a good amount of information about the course and the way things worked. You can finish the course pretty quick if you wish or take time to understand the material better but a year is more than enough time. The hands on portion of the class was super easy to schedule, the office where training is has some of the friendliest office people. The office is set up so you have access to water, cokes, snacks all day while you work on the hand on portion. The instructors were super friendly and make you feel at ease as they know people get nervous about testing. The good part is the national registry people show up for the last day so you can get that part of the NREMT out of the way. Most of my class were first time passes at the stations, and of the several people I talked to after class we all have passed the NREMT advanced test with first time goes also. Great program dont just look at it email them and get started and advance your self."
- Matt Martin (AEMT) |
| "Very informative! Took my EMT course through NAR and currently working through my AEMT. Highly recommend this program! Any questions I have get answered promptly without any hassle. Also, the staff is insightful about how to acquire jobs and further training."
- Grace Newmarker (AEMT Student) |
