This page states the clinical and legal limits of the EMS-MedSim platform — what it is for, and what it must never be used as.
EMS-MedSim is an educational simulation platform. It does not provide medical advice, no physician-patient relationship is created by its use, and it is not a substitute for professional medical training, licensure, or clinical judgment.
All scenarios, clinical presentations, drug dosages, and treatment protocols supplement — never replace — formal EMS education, certification programs, and clinical training. Completion of any scenario does not constitute certification, licensure, or qualification to practice.
EMS protocols vary by jurisdiction and medical director. Content references widely accepted national guidelines (AHA, PHTLS, NAEMSP) for educational illustration; always follow your local medical director's protocols and standing orders in actual patient care, and verify drug dosages against current authoritative references before clinical application.
Authored scenario content is physician-reviewed before publication. Responses generated in real time — including Virtual FTO feedback — are produced by AI at the moment of use and may contain errors; apply critical thinking and verify against authoritative references.
EMS-MedSim is not a CAPCE-accredited continuing-education provider. Completion of scenarios does not by itself confer CME or CEU hours; whether documented simulation time counts toward recertification is determined solely by your state EMS office or the NREMT. Read the full disclaimer on this page, including the limitation of liability, before using the platform.