FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our workshops or participation requirements? This page covers the most common things people ask before getting started with Texas EMS.
Do I need prior medical experience to take a workshop?
Some courses are intended for licensed professionals, while others may be suitable for students or entry-level responders. Please check individual course pages for details.
Are these workshops accredited?
No. Texas EMS workshops are not formally accredited and do not issue certificates. They are intended as free, skills-based training opportunities for EMS professionals and students.
Can I take the exam online?
No. Texas EMS does not conduct online exams. All workshops are in-person and do not include formal testing unless noted in the session.
When will I receive my certificate?
Texas EMS does not issue certificates. These workshops are intended for knowledge development and hands-on skill-building only.
How long is the certification valid?
Since no certificates are issued, there is no validity period. You may attend workshops as often as needed to refresh your knowledge.
What happens if I fail the exam?
Workshops typically do not include formal exams. If a session includes any assessments, the facilitator will share details during the workshop.
Do I need special equipment to participate?
No special equipment is required. If there are any specific items recommended for a session, they’ll be listed in advance.
Can I access the training from anywhere?
Yes, as long as you meet the technical requirements and have internet access, you can complete the course remotely.
How long do the workshops take?
Most workshops are completed in a single day. Duration may vary depending on the topic and format.
Is there a support team I can contact?
Yes. If you have any questions or need help, use the contact form on our website, and a team member will respond as soon as possible.