National Registry Emergency Medical Responder
The National Registry EMR course prepares students to provide immediate lifesaving care at the scene of an emergency while awaiting additional EMS resources. EMRs provide basic interventions, assist higher-level EMS clinicians, and function under medical oversight with minimal equipment.
Program overview
The Emergency Medical Responder course is designed for students seeking National Registry EMR certification and provides foundational training in prehospital emergency medical care. Students learn to recognize and assess medical and traumatic emergencies, provide immediate lifesaving interventions, support patient stabilization, and assist EMTs, AEMTs, and paramedics during emergency responses.
The course is intended to meet or exceed the National EMS Education Standards for the EMR level. Candidates seeking National Registry certification must successfully complete an eligible state-approved EMR education program and meet the National Registry examination and state-approved BLS skills competency requirements
Audience: EMS clinicians and healthcare professionals
Credential: National Registery Emergency Medical Responder
Upcoming sessions
No open dates are currently posted. You can still request this program for your organization.
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