Protocol Mastery · Knowledge. Confidence. Care.
Learn and master your own protocols.
Every lesson, question, and scenario is built from your agency's own approved protocols — so your crews train on exactly what they'll use on a call.
The platform
A full learning platform — not just games.
Protocol Mastery has two halves that work together: a place to study and learn, and a place to practice under pressure.
It's built around each agency's own protocols, it runs on the same EMS Protocols To-Go app your medics already carry, and it's practice-only — a training tool, never a patient record.
Study & Learn
Flashcards, study sets, and med-math built from your approved protocols.
Practice & Play
Games and scenarios that make recall fast and stick under pressure.
Study sets
Study sets, from both directions
Study sets come from two directions — the ones a student puts together for themselves, and the ones an instructor assigns to a class.
Student-created study sets Coming soon
Students build their own sets out of your agency's protocols and study from them exactly like any other set.
Instructor-assigned sets By class type
An instructor puts a set together for specific students and assigns it by the class they are in — EMT, EMR, Paramedic and CCP.
Mockup shown is illustrative sample content.
The classroom
The classroom carries on in the app
Instructors can put their own material in front of their own students, so nobody is left behind because of one evening.
Instructor videos For your classroom
An instructor records their own video for the classroom and gives it to their students, alongside the standard material.
Recorded classes Catch up on a missed class
If a student misses a class, the instructor can put the recording up so that student can watch it and catch up.
Illustrative wireframes of the screens. The only words on them are your own — the app name and the two feature names. Every other line is a grey placeholder standing in for real class names, dates and lengths, which come from your own instructors.
Study plan
The whole plan, not one item at a time
A prospectus of everything on the study plan, so a student can see what the course covers from the first day and how far through it they are.
The full reading list in one place, in the order it will be taught.
What is finished, what is next, and what is still to come.
Built from your agency's own approved protocols, like everything else here.
Mockup shown is illustrative sample content.
Clinicals
Clinical rotations
Two things a student needs before a rotation: where they are going, and what they will be working with when they get there.
Which protocols apply at a clinical site Scan, don't read
One screen to glance at before a rotation — the kind of site a student is going to, and the protocol areas they will be working with there.
Find a clinical site Site finder
Search the sites the agency uses. Each one shows the hospital, who to contact and how, its hours, and which departments take students for clinicals.
Mockups shown are illustrative sample content. Sites, contacts and hours are placeholders, not real clinical sites.
Study & Learn
Allow your students to build knowledge off your classroom protocols
Quiet, focused study drawn straight from your agency's protocols.
Flashcards Spaced repetition
Spaced repetition brings back the protocols you're due to review, so the details that matter actually stick.
Protocol Study / Study Sets By topic
Learn from your agency's own protocols, organized into study sets by topic — cardiac, respiratory, trauma, and more.
Med-Math Practice Dosages & drips
Practice dosage and drip calculations using your approved drugs and concentrations — check your work every time.
Progress & Mastery Studied vs mastered
See what you've studied versus truly mastered. When a protocol changes, it's flagged "review required" so no one drifts out of date.
Mockups shown are illustrative sample content.
What's next
Coming soon
Two things on the way that are not built yet.
Protocol and certification practice
Practice questions written the way the certification exam is written, drawn from your own protocols — with a live EMT scenario running in the scenario runner so a practice sitting feels like the real final exam.
Announcement push notifications
A message pushed straight to students' phones — a class running late, or anything else an instructor needs everyone to see.
Practice & Play
Then practice until it's second nature
Gamified practice built from the same protocols — points, streaks, and personal bests keep crews coming back.

Protocol Challenge
Rapid-fire questions pulled straight from your protocols, with instant right/wrong feedback and the correct answer explained.

Scenario Challenge
Work a call step by step — read the situation, then choose the right intervention and dose as it unfolds.

Code Simulator
Run a full code against the clock, with a live rhythm strip and vitals, and make each call in real time.

Match
Match each protocol to its correct action to build fast, confident recall.

Quiz Mode
Timed multiple-choice questions across every topic, with instant feedback and a running score.

Session Results
After every session, see accuracy, streaks, time, and personal bests — then jump back in.
Screens show illustrative sample content for demonstration — not official protocol or medical advice.
Why it works
Training that actually sticks
Learn and practice
Study to build knowledge, then practice to make it automatic — in one place.
Personalized to your agency
Everything is generated from your own approved protocols, not generic content.
Gamified
Points, streaks, XP, levels, and personal bests keep crews engaged and coming back.
On the app they already have
No new app to install — it lives inside EMS Protocols To-Go.
Always current
When your protocols change, training updates too — and flags what needs a review.
Short, repeatable sessions
Quick rounds fit between calls and across shifts, so practice adds up over time.
Bring Protocol Mastery to your agency
See how your own protocols become training your crews will actually use. Book a quick demo and we'll walk you through it.
