FAQs

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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.

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.