Whether you’re planning to work as a professional EMT or as a volunteer EMT with your local fire department, chances are you’ll need to pass your National Registry (NREMT) exam to get certified. The NREMT test is a challenging qualification to earn, and many EMS students dread sitting for it, having heard from more experienced…
If you are currently taking advanced EMT coursework, or if you are thinking about becoming an advanced EMT, you may hear a lot of your colleagues and classmates talking about the NREMT exam, also known as the National Registry. If you’re unfamiliar with this test, here’s a bit of background for you, including the best…
Many EMS students tend to put their focus on the written or “cognitive” National Registry (NREMT) exam, with little worry about the practical or “psychomotor” exam. For some, the written test feels more challenging, either because they consider themselves poor test takers in general or because the computer adaptive test (CAT) model doesn’t allow them…