EMS training

Run the call before the call.

Critical care transport and interactive patient simulation for the training officer who equips a crew, and for the medics who sit the scenarios.

Rebel Medic Training Systems LLC, bridging the gap in EMS education

On the sim

Two medics. One call.

Two medics at a table. One holds a phone open to a Levophed reference while a portable monitor runs the simulator.
The crew sits the call. The monitor is the transport.
The simulator on a monitor, norepinephrine running on channel 1, with a phone open to the Levophed reference.
Norepinephrine on channel 1. The reference stays in the hand.

The gap

A proper assessment needs a patient who can be assessed.

Teaching EMT classes at institutions, and at rescue squads and fire departments across Southwest Virginia, showed the same hole in didactic EMS.

A school often has high-fidelity manikins, with AI and VR software. A local department usually has another student playing the patient. The acting is thin. A scenario run that way cannot show skin, history, or how the patient changes when you treat.

IPS is that patient, on a laptop the station already has. RM-CCT is the transport that follows: drips, a ventilator, and a 12-lead that belong to the call.

Who it is for

The officer asks. The crew runs it.

A trial is for the person who can say yes for the station: a training officer, an education captain, a program director. The medics are who sit down and run the calls.

The V1 Demo is free for 14 days. This is the demo. It loads one healthy patient, so a medic can practice the monitor, the pumps, and the ventilator. The full version already has 20+ patients loaded.

  1. You request a trial. No price on this page.
  2. The V1 Demo gives you a code on the website. The program asks the website every time it opens. The full programs are still set up by email for 30 days.
  3. Your people run it on that one computer for 14 days.

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