For EMS Agencies, Fire Departments, and Accredited Academies
Standardize Protocols. Reduce Field Preceptor Burden.
MedRelay gives Training Officers a training system that standardizes protocol steps, tracks progress, and reduces preceptor load.
Enterprise Pillars
Training you can run at scale.
Built to reduce delay, standardize protocol steps, and document training outcomes across your cohort.
Pillar 1
Liability Reduction
Standardize clinical decisions. Help every provider follow your protocol steps before they hit the street.
Pillar 2
Cohort Analytics
Stop guessing. See where students struggle in cardiology, pharmacology, or airway management.
Pillar 3
Scenario Training Hours
Realistic scenario training without expensive manikins. Scale training to 100+ students at once.
Agency Features
Built for program directors and training officers.
Replace scattered notes with clear logs, protocol checks, and progress reports by topic.
Protocol Toggle
Set scenarios to match state, county, or agency standing orders.
Instructor Dashboard
Assign cases, track progress, and export NREMT topic reports.
Automated PCR Grading
Fast, consistent feedback based on what learners did and when they did it.
For the Quiet Professionals
Training for the call, not just the test.
The gap between the classroom and the call is where lives are saved. We built MedRelay so your cohort can practice decisions before they face them on scene.
Compliance & Standards
Institutional-ready by design.
Built around 2026 NREMT topics and common EMT priorities. Programs remain the source of truth for local standing orders.
Protocol Aligned
Built around NREMT topics and common EMT priorities.
Data Secure
Student data stays protected. We do not sell it to third parties.
Institutional Grade
Made for academies, departments, and cohort training.
Medical Disclaimer
MedRelay is an educational simulation tool. It is not a substitute for formal clinical training or real-world medical advice.
Future Pathways
Expandable modules for AEMT, Paramedic, and Critical Care flight crews ship after EMT stabilizes (2027).