EMR Online At Home

  This 8-week EMR program is an entry level course of over 80 hours that will prepare students for participation in pre-hospital patient care. The EMR course is designed for anyone  interested in learning more about the emergency response system and in being a first responder.  The EMR is usually the first trained individual who arrives at the scene of an emergency.   

When students register, they will receive forms to complete, once they are returned orientation can be scheduled.   The final exam for this class must be attended at hour training center in South Windsor, CT  

At Home EMR Class is an online course that is independent study where students have weekly assignments to complete that are due each week by Saturday of every week.  

The skills are taught remotely via online meeting with lab materials that are loaned to the student for the duration of the class, but returned when you come to our training center for the final exam process in South Windsor, CT 

Exams are NOT conducted remotely. 

  If you are an out of state student, be sure to check the regulations for your particular state regarding becoming an EMT, if online classes are accepted in your state, and if your state accepts National Registry of EMT reciprocity from CT. CPR Training Professionals does NOT offer refunds or credits for any of our online classes, so be sure that you are registering for a class that will meet your goals in the state you live.

A skill lab box will be loaned to the student that will contain all the needed equipment for learning labs remotely, after orientation but before your first skill. Students are required to attend 28 hours of labs in the format listed below. 

Skill labs are available, first come first served on the following days and times:

Wednesdays: 8am to 12pm

Thursdays: 6pm to 10pm

Sundays: 8am to 12pm

Here is the breakdown of required skill labs for the EMR Class: A  total of 28 hours must be completed by the end of the class.

8 Week EMR -  1 four hour lab each week starting in week 2, for the entire duration of the class.

1. Student forms ( should be completed prior to orientation meeting)
2. Review grading and student expectations  
3. Enroll in the online course
4. Review syllabus and milestones
5. Review course requirements, NIMS, Communications etc.
6. Review the functionality of the program
7. Students will be taught how to coordinate timing for skill labs.

1. A computer for online lectures and assignments
2. An internet speed capable of streaming video content.
3. Watch – digital type or has a second hand. (any watch that must be “woken up” is not acceptable)
4. Small spiral bound notepad

• Online digital access to Jones and Bartlett AAOS 7th edition EMR text
• Digital Copy of AAOS 7th edition EMR text (paper text can be purchased for an additional fee)
• Access to lectures and online activities and assignments
• American Heart Association BLS CPR certification
• American Heart Association Blood Borne Pathogens certification
• Blood Pressure cuff and stethoscope
• Access to National Testing preparation program

1. Complete and Pass a State Approved Initial EMT/EMR class.
2. Complete and Pass the National Registry EMT/EMR cognitive exam.
3. Complete and Pass the National Registry/State Pscyhomotor exam.
4. These National Tests are completed after the EMT/EMR class is passed and have separate fees.