Every level, one platform

From first responder to paramedic, each level builds on the last.

Each national EMS certification carries a broader scope of practice than the one before it, so CordialChart turns on the tracking and charting each level actually uses. An EMR isn't buried in ALS fields, and a paramedic isn't missing them. That growing scope is why the levels differ.

EMR
$24 / student
What an EMR does: first-on-scene basic life support, CPR and AED, bleeding control, basic airway and oxygen.
  • De-identified patient contacts
  • Vitals & primary assessment
  • BLS skills & interventions
  • Clinical & field hours
  • Preceptor sign-off
EMT
$29 / student
What an EMT adds: full BLS assessment and transport, vitals, splinting and spinal care, and assisting a patient's own medications.
Everything in EMR, plus
  • Expanded assessment & history
  • Full BLS skill set
  • Team-lead tracking
  • Chief-complaint checklist
AEMT
$58 / student
What an AEMT adds: entry-level ALS, IV/IO access and fluids, a set of medications, and advanced airway adjuncts.
Everything in EMT, plus
  • IV / IO access (gauge, site, attempts)
  • Select medications
  • Advanced airway adjuncts
  • Expanded skill counting
Paramedic
$79 / student
What a Paramedic adds: full ALS, cardiac monitoring and 12-lead, the complete medication formulary, and advanced airway management.
Everything in AEMT, plus
  • Full ALS: cardiac & 12-lead
  • Complete medication formulary
  • Advanced airway & RSI detail
  • Terminal & summative competency

Exact scope of practice varies by state and medical director; the summaries above reflect the typical national model. Levels are sold per student, one-time, with no expiration. A student who advances simply unlocks the next level on the same account, keeping all of their history. See pricing and volume discounts →

One account that grows with every student.

See how a cohort moves from EMR to Paramedic without ever starting over.

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