EMT Rookie School
Looking for EMT-B training in Arkansas? MEMS' EMS Academy offers an intensive 8-10 week EMT-B program known as Rookie School. With one of the highest NREMT pass rates in the country, MEMS Academy prepares students for a successful career in emergency medical services.
After completing the program and passing the NREMT, students are offered full-time employment with MEMS.
The program is typically offered three times a year, and classes and application deadlines are announced ahead of the anticipated start date.
Start your career with MEMS and join one of Arkansas's most respected EMS programs!
Rookie52 Starts
April, 21 2025
Accuplacer Testing
Applicants will be contacted
Physical Agility Testing
March 28, 2025
Steps To Earning Your EMT at MEMS
1
Apply Online
Visit our Career page an apply for the next Rookie School!
2
College Placement Test
The sooner you apply, the quicker you can get scheduled to take your college placement test. MEMS pays for all fees associated.
3
Physical Agility Test
Candidates must demonstrate a minimum fitness level prior to being hired. Physical fitness will be measured by participating in five job-related exercises.
4
Class Time
For approximately 8 weeks, you will attend in-class instruction full-time, Monday thru Friday, 7AM - 4PM (some weekends may be required for clinical and ride-time). You will also be paid a salary and receive benefits during this time.
5
Skills Test
BSI, scene safe? The skills exam measures your ability to perform the physical responsibilities of the job as an Emergency Medical Tech.
6
NREMT Exam
NREMT, also know as National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, is required by the State of Arkansas to work as an EMT and Paramedic. The exam may seem daunting, but the instructors at MEMS will give you everything you need to pass.
7
Graduation
You made it to graduation! This is where you will be presented with your diploma and EMT patch.
8
Orientation
So you graduated! Now it's time to learn the lay of the land. This portion will start geography of the metropolitan area, driving, and more MEMS-specific training.
