Physician-Led · Evidence-Based · Prehospital

EMS Simulation Training for EMTs, Paramedics & Flight Crews

Train Like the Call Depends on It.

AI-powered EMS simulation built and reviewed — scenario by scenario — by a board-certified emergency physician. Branching prehospital scenarios for EMTs, Paramedics, Flight Medics, and EMS Agencies — grounded in AHA and NAEMSP guidelines and NREMT education standards. Make the right call before the real one.

Try a free scenario now — no account needed, no credit card, one free scenario, start in 30 seconds. Or see plans and pricing.

Why EMS-MedSim?

EMS-MedSim is an AI-powered prehospital simulation training platform built and reviewed by a board-certified emergency physician. It delivers 50 branching clinical scenarios covering cardiac emergencies, trauma, airway management, pediatric emergencies, toxicology, and critical care transport. Every scenario is built on current AHA, NREMT, and PHTLS guidelines and uses a branching decision-tree model where every choice matters — just like a real call. After each scenario, the Virtual FTO (AI Decision Coach) challenges your clinical reasoning, identifies gaps, and gives evidence-based feedback.

Who is it for?

  • EMTs and First Responders — foundational cardiac, trauma, and airway scenarios with NREMT exam prep.
  • Paramedics — advanced pharmacology, RSI, and high-acuity decision-making.
  • Flight Medics and CCTPs — HEMS, inter-facility transport, ventilator management, and vasopressor scenarios.
  • EMS Agencies and Medical Directors — QA/QI dashboards, scenario assignment, and Clinical Performance Transcripts.

Plans and pricing

Individual plans start at $9.99/month (The Street Medic) or $19.99/month (Critical Care & Flight). Agency plans start at $599.99/year for up to 25 providers. A free trial scenario is available with no account required, and every new subscription carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. View all plans.

Try it free

Experience a full prehospital simulation — Tension Pneumothorax — with no login required. Start your free scenario, or read the EMS training blog for evidence-based articles on prehospital pharmacology, cardiac emergencies, airway management, and NREMT preparation.