Review Your Handbook & Program Manual
Review the current Student Handbook, your assigned syllabus and program manual, and the policies for your cohort. The linked 2026 Program Manual is a public reference copy.
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Follow the required steps for your EMR, EMT, or AEMT course and access the approved forms and guidance used during completion review.
Not every step applies to every student. EMR students ordinarily have no ambulance externship requirement. EMT and AEMT students complete their assigned clinical/field activities and any additional requirements in the applicable syllabus.
This page is a resource checklist, not a live record of your status. Submitting forms does not establish completion or certification eligibility; TRM must verify academic, skills, clinical, documentation, and applicable administrative requirements.
Follow the steps that apply to your program. Your course syllabus and TRM staff will identify any additional requirements.
Review the current Student Handbook, your assigned syllabus and program manual, and the policies for your cohort. The linked 2026 Program Manual is a public reference copy.
Upload assigned identification, CPR/BLS, immunization, and onboarding documents. TRM must review required records before clinical placement.
Attend assigned skills/labs. When required, TRM conducts drug screening and initiates Checkr enrollment at designated in-person sessions. Hybrid AEMT students follow their integrated lab schedule. Screening clearance is required before patient-facing shifts.
EMT: at least 36 ambulance hours and 10 patient contacts. AEMT: at least 48 hospital hours, 48 ambulance hours, and 25 contacts. Sites may require more; requesting a shift does not confirm placement.
Complete assigned PCRs, procedure/skills records, and feedback. Your preceptor completes your Clinical Student Evaluation. EMR students follow course-specific instructions.
Submit your end-of-course evaluation and finish required coursework, exams, skills, and competencies before requesting the final file review.
For the governing clearance, screening, field-placement, and documentation requirements, review the Clinical Eligibility Policy and your approved course syllabus.
Students submit their assigned PCR and preceptor-feedback records; preceptors submit Clinical Student Evaluations. Do not enter patient names, identifying details, or protected health information in public or unapproved forms. These records support evaluation but do not replace formal competency verification.
Submit Patient Care Reports
Submit assigned educational PCR documentation without patient names or other identifying information.
Clinical Student Evaluation
Your preceptor completes the evaluation of your clinical/field performance.
Submit only after completing assigned coursework, examinations, in-person skills, required clinical/field experiences, documentation, evaluations, and applicable administrative/financial requirements. TRM reviews your records and determines whether you are eligible for course completion processing and subsequent NREMT steps.
A TRM file review is not certification by NREMT or Texas DSHS. External testing and certification requirements still apply.
This page does not show your verified completion status. The Student Progress page accepts a request for a status update; it is not a confirmed live dashboard. For assistance, contact admissions@texasrescuemed.com or use our contact page.
Follow your TRM course and clinical-site uniform requirements. The gear suggestions below are optional third-party products, not completion requirements. Purchasing a listed brand is not required unless an approved course or affiliate rule specifically states otherwise.
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