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Shift Mode

Every call ends. Your shift doesn't.

Every simulator on the market — ours included, until recently — resets after one patient. Clean slate, every time. Real EMS work doesn't reset: you clear one call, you're back in service, and the next tone drops before you've finished your paperwork. Shift Mode is built around that, not around one clean scenario at a time.

01

Clock in

Pick Quick Shift (3 calls) or Full Shift (5 calls). You're assigned a unit and a partner — the same partner for the whole tour, because real partners don't rotate mid-shift.

02

Work the shift

Calls run back-to-back with no dashboard stop between them. Between calls you're back in service, standing by, on the radio — the next dispatch comes when it comes, not when you're ready for it.

03

Go off duty

One debrief for the whole shift, not one per call. You see your score on call one next to your score on your last call — the gap between them is the most honest number in your training.

The honest number

What you know at 2pm isn't what you know at 2am.

A single scenario only ever tells you whether you know the material right now, well-rested, with nothing else on your plate. The fatigue from call three is still in your body during call five. Shift Mode is the only way on the platform to see whether your assessment order, your timing, and your documentation hold up once that compounding pressure is real.

Call 1

92%

Fresh, focused, first patient of the tour.

Call 5

74%

Same skill set. Fourth hour of the tour. That gap is the point.

On the radio

Downtime is part of the shift too.

Between calls you're not staring at a menu — you're back in service, on the air, waiting for the next dispatch like an actual unit would be.

Dispatch, be advised, all units currently available.

Copy, unit is back in service and available for the next call.

Unit clear of last call, awaiting assignment.

Quick Shift

3 calls

One sitting, one debrief. Enough for the fatigue to start showing without eating your whole evening.

Full Shift

5 calls

This is where fatigue actually shows up — the same gap real first-year EMTs describe on a real truck.

Train for the job, not just the test.

Shift Mode isn't part of the free tier — the two free scenarios are single calls, not a shift. It's included on every paid plan: Student Pro from $24/month, the 60-Day Pass, and every student on an agency or program license.