For enrolled EMT and AEMT students requesting ambulance field shifts or hospital clinical rotations. Tell us when you’re available so our team can coordinate an appropriate placement.
How Clinical Scheduling Works
STEP 01
Submit Your Availability
Provide your program, preferred sites, available days or dates, completed hours, and expected completion deadline.
STEP 02
Eligibility Review
Our team reviews your student record and coordinates availability with approved clinical and field partners.
STEP 03
Receive Confirmation
Attend only when TRM confirms your shift and supplies any required site-specific instructions.
Before You Complete the Form
Gather the information below to avoid unnecessary scheduling delays.
Your Availability
Open availability: identify dates when you cannot attend.
Limited availability: specify the weekdays you can reliably attend.
Preferred dates: prepare up to five options if you need specific shifts.
Plan ahead when possible; some sites require at least two weeks of notice.
Your Student Information
Enrolled program, cohort, email address, and phone number.
Completed clinical or field hours and patient-contact total.
Preferred approved ambulance or hospital sites, if applicable.
Status of outstanding onboarding and compliance documents.
Clinical Requirements by Program
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Minimum 36 ambulance field hours and 10 documented patient contacts, plus assigned documentation and preceptor evaluations.
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)
Minimum 48 hospital clinical hours, 48 ambulance field hours, and 25 documented patient contacts, plus assigned competencies, documentation, and preceptor evaluations.
These are TRM’s standard minimums under its Clinical Eligibility Policy. Additional program or clinical-site requirements may apply. EMR students with assigned field experiences should contact TRM for instructions.
Select the availability option that fits your schedule and complete the required fields. A submitted request does not reserve a shift or authorize patient-facing care.
If the embedded form is cut off or does not load correctly, use the direct button above. Do not enter patient names, protected health information, or identifiable patient records in any form field.