Getting Started

Read through all modules for your certification track using the links above. Each module has a "Mark Complete" button — use it to track your progress. The hub page shows a progress bar as you go.

Don't rush — the exam pulls directly from module content. Take your time with the A&P Foundation if you need a refresher on anatomy and physiology.

Use the Practice Quiz (available from each hub) to drill yourself before the real exam. You can take it as many times as you want — no score is recorded.

When you're ready, take the Final Exam from your track's hub page. You need 80% or higher to pass (24/30 for EMT/Paramedic, 8/10 for NJSP).

Your score is automatically saved to Supabase and a notification is sent to the FTO team. You can retake the exam if you don't pass — there's no penalty for retakes, but review the missed topics first.

After passing, use /my-certs in Discord to confirm your exam score was recorded.

Contact an FTO to schedule your psychomotor evaluation — an in-game assessment where an FTO observes you handling a simulated call. They'll evaluate your patient assessment, protocol adherence, and clinical decision-making.

You don't need to be perfect, but you do need to demonstrate that you understand the protocols and can apply them under pressure. Review the Protocol Reference beforehand.

Once you pass, the FTO logs it via /log-psychomotor and you'll receive a Discord DM confirming it was recorded.

Your ride-along is a supervised operational shift where an FTO rides with you on real calls. Unlike the psychomotor eval, this is about real-world application — how you handle actual patients in active scenarios.

The FTO is there to support you, not judge. Ask questions. If you're unsure about a protocol call, say so — that's what training is for.

The FTO logs it via /log-ridealong after the session. If all three requirements are now complete, the bot will notify both of you.

Once all three requirements are complete (exam + psychomotor + ride-along), an FTO will run /issue-cert. You'll receive a Discord DM with your certificate number, certification details, and a link to view and print your cert card.

Your cert is now active and publicly verifiable at the cert lookup page. Anyone can verify your cert number using /cert-info in Discord.

Paramedic track: You'll need an active EMT cert before starting Paramedic training. The process is identical — complete the ALS modules, pass the Paramedic exam, and complete a second set of psychomotor and ride-along evaluations at the ALS level.