Full-length NREMT simulation
One Full-Length NREMT Simulation.
A report that tells you why.
The same Full-Length NREMT Simulation I use with my $229 Paramedic coaching clients, available as a one-time purchase. 124 questions for EMT, 135 for AEMT, 149 for Paramedic. Your Readiness Report is generated within minutes of when you finish.
- Same Simulation as my coaching clients
- Domain + TEI format breakdown
- Clinical Judgment step analysis
- Error patterns + prioritized study plan
- Report within minutes, by email
- Upgrade to live coaching anytime
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Full-Length EMT Simulation
124-question exam + Readiness Report
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Full-Length AEMT Simulation
135 questions · ~3-hour focused exam
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Most detailedFull-Length Paramedic Simulation
149-question exam + all 6 TEI formats including Hot Spot
$24.99
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Members get one Simulation every month, included — from $12.99. See membership plans →
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The breakdown behind your score.
Real charts from a de-identified Readiness Report — how you score across every NREMT domain, across all six question formats, and across each step of Clinical Judgment. Tap any chart to see how to read it.
What you actually take
What the Simulation puts in front of you.
No filler. No gimmicks. Practice questions written in the same item formats the NREMT uses, with Clinical Judgment scenarios modeled on the post-2024 blueprint. The same item bank my coaching clients work through — you get it standalone, with the report that makes it useful.
Real exam scope
EMT: 124 questions across all 5 process-oriented domains in the post-2024 NREMT EMT blueprint. Paramedic: 149 questions across all 6 content domains, including the heaviest Clinical Judgment weighting in the field.
All 5–6 TEI formats
Multi-Response, Bow-tie, Drag and Drop, Ordered Build, plus Hot Spot on Paramedic. Same formats the post-2024 NREMT actually uses. Most competitors only test plain multiple choice.
3 to 3.5 hours
Single sitting, no notes. Question order randomized per attempt. Your answers save automatically. The more honestly you take it, the more useful your report.
Desktop or laptop required — the TEI question formats use drag interactions that don’t work on touchscreens.
The report
The depth competitors don't ship.
Every section below is in every report. No motivational filler, no “keep going!” close. Just the data that tells you what to study, ranked by impact.
Domain mastery
Score by NREMT domain — for EMT: Scene Size-up, Primary Assessment, Secondary Assessment, Patient Treatment & Transport, Operations. For Paramedic: Airway, Cardiology, Trauma, Medical/OB-Gyn, EMS Operations, Clinical Judgment. Status chips on each: On Track, Developing, Priority. Sorted weakest-first.
TEI format performance
How you did on each question type. The MR over-selection pattern, the OB adjacent-step swaps, the BL sequencing errors. Where strategy beats content.
Clinical Judgment step analysis
Performance across all six CJ steps (Recognize, Analyze, Define Hypothesis, Generate, Take Action, Evaluate). Radar chart. Maps weak steps back to the domains driving them.
Error patterns
Specific, actionable. "You over-selected on 3 of 4 MR items." "All 6 Cardio misses landed in Analyze Cues." Not random; named patterns with question IDs.
Prioritized study plan
3-5 focus areas ranked by expected score improvement per hour of study. Not a calendar; not a generic schedule. The areas that move your readiness the most.
Missed-question detail
Every question you missed with its domain, CJ step, your answer, the correct answer, and severity tag. Use this to verify the patterns the report names.
Generated from your scored answers. Every report is written from your answers by the same analytics I use with coaching clients, then validated before it is sent — usually within minutes. A report that fails that check is held and corrected before it goes out.
How it compares
MedicTests gives you a percentage.
We tell you why.
| Feature | Path2Medic Simulation | MedicTests | Pocket Prep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $19.99 EMT / $22.99 AEMT / $24.99 Paramedic (one-time) | $34/mo or $199/yr (subscription) | $15.99/mo or $95.99/yr (subscription) |
| Full-length practice exam | |||
| All 5–6 TEI formats including Hot Spot | Partial (no per-format report) | ||
| Domain mastery breakdown | |||
| TEI format performance analysis | |||
| Clinical Judgment step analysis | |||
| Error pattern analysis (named, with Q-IDs) | |||
| Pre-vs-post score breakdown | With coaching upgrade | ||
| Built by a paramedic-educator | |||
| Upgrade path to 1-on-1 coaching | Your Simulation counts toward the $189 / $209 / $229 session |
Honest math: Three months of MedicTests runs $69 on their 90-day option, and you can take their mock exams as often as you like — each one returning a score and a domain percentage. Our $24.99 Paramedic Simulation is one exam, scored and written up the moment you finish, with the Readiness Report depth they don't ship. More attempts or more interpretation. Different shape, your call.
Vincent Burburan, NRP
Who built your Simulation
Working paramedic, NAEMSE-certified instructor, and the author of four NREMT prep books. I built this Simulation for my own $229-per-session coaching clients before deciding to offer it standalone. Every Readiness Report is generated from your scored answers with the same analytics I built for those clients, and it comes back to you within minutes.
- NRP — National Registry Paramedic
- NAEMSE Level 1 Instructor
- University of Florida Critical Care Program (UFCCP) Graduate
- Published EMS Author
What buyers ask before they buy.
One exam. One report. Real answers about where you are.
3 to 3.5 hours to take. Minutes to your report. No subscription, no recurring charge.
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“NREMT” is a registered trademark of the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, Inc. Path2Medic is an independent NREMT prep platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by NREMT. All practice content is original, written by a certified paramedic and NAEMSE-certified instructor.