Own your assessment
Your students should practice every NREMT® format — long before exam day.
Author your own exams in all six TEI formats — and own the bank you build.
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Which step broke, not just who missed it
Six formats and a real ECG library on the way in. On the way out, the difference between a student who never saw the cue and one who saw it and chose wrong anyway.
All six item types
Multiple response, drag-and-drop, build list, options box, hot spot and clinical judgment — the formats beyond multiple choice, in the same interactions students meet on exam day.
185-strip ECG library
Twelve-lead and rhythm strips across 40 rhythm types, each carrying rate, PR and QRS width. Attach one to any question.
Pilot it before it counts
Field-test an item unscored, then read its difficulty, its discrimination and which distractors pulled. Negative discrimination means the item is broken, not your class.
Where the judgment broke
Judgment is scored as six steps at AEMT and Paramedic. Reading the scene right and still choosing wrong is a different problem from never seeing the cue.
Everyone under 70, by name
Students below 70% surface by name instead of vanishing into a class average. Open one and keep going — domain, session, the single response.
Clinical realism
A real ECG library, built in
185 real 12-lead and rhythm strips. Search by rhythm, scan the variations, and attach any strip to a question — no stock images, no hunting for media.
Searching the ECG library in the Foresight test builder.
The problem
The exam changed.
Assessment tools didn't.
“Students spent 6 to 18 months practicing one format, then sat for an exam with formats they had literally never seen.”
Since July 2024, every NREMT certification exam includes scored Technology Enhanced Items — drag-and-drop sequencing, multi-phase clinical judgment scenarios, checkbox grids, build-a-list prioritization. These interactive formats go far beyond multiple choice.
Yet most programs still practice and test largely in standard multiple choice, and no existing tool brings full-format TEI practice, item generation, and cohort analytics together. The first complete post-TEI accreditation review cycle finishes in 2026, and programs that can't maintain a 70% pass rate risk losing CAAHEP accreditation.
What students practice
A 54-year-old male presents with chest pain radiating to the left arm. Which is the most appropriate initial intervention?
Standard multiple choice — the only format in classroom tools
What the NREMT actually tests
Build List — Ordered Response
Place the cardiac arrest interventions in the correct sequence:
Multiple Response — Select All That Apply
Which findings indicate decompensated shock? (Select 3)
Options Box — Matrix Grid
| Medication | Indicated | Contraindicated |
|---|---|---|
| Aspirin 324mg | ||
| Nitroglycerin 0.4mg SL | ||
| Epinephrine 0.3mg IM |
Interactive TEI formats — scored on every NREMT exam since 2024
34-38%
of the Paramedic exam is now Clinical Judgment — the reasoning MC banks can't build
2,000+
EMS programs with no TEI tools
70%
the first-attempt NREMT pass-rate benchmark programs report for CoAEMSP outcomes
How it works
Create. Deliver. Analyze.
01
Create
Build assessments with real TEI formats. Start from a blank template, refine a generated draft, or build a full exam from a topic you describe.
02
Deliver
Students take exams with the same interactive question types they will face on the NREMT.
03
Analyze
Drill into performance by student, cohort, domain, or TEI type. Spot at-risk students early.
See it for yourself
Build a real NREMT-style question right now — then take it.
No account, no demo call. Open the live sandbox, build a drag-and-drop or matrix item, flip to the student view, and grade it on the spot.
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Write the exam, give it,
and see who needs help
Six things that work together here that you can't get in one place anywhere else in EMS education.
TEI Question Engine
All six NREMT TEI formats beyond multiple choice -- multiple response, drag-and-drop, build list, options box, hot spot, and clinical judgment -- in the same interactive formats students meet on exam day.
Test Builder
Build assessments from scratch, generate a full draft to refine, or mix both. You review and approve every question before it reaches a student.
Cohort Analytics
Domain-level heatmaps, TEI-type breakdowns, score trends, and error pattern detection across your entire program.
ECG Strip Library
185 real ECGs -- 98 twelve-lead and 87 rhythm strips across 40 rhythm types. Attach directly to any question.
Program-Review Analytics
Domain-level cohort performance mapped to the NREMT blueprint -- the outcome evidence your program review and CoAEMSP self-study need, already in one place.
Targeted Remediation
See exactly where your class is struggling -- by NREMT domain, question type, and clinical-judgment step -- so you can focus teaching time where it moves the needle instead of on generic review.
Built for program review
The numbers your annual
report already asks for
Foresight organizes its analytics around the same outcome measures CoAEMSP programs report — so when self-study season comes around, the cohort numbers are already in the shape your annual report needs, not a scramble of spreadsheets.
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