A free reference library
Lab values, ECG anatomy, procedures, pediatrics and critical care device guides, written by a working clinician and open to everyone without an account.
For paramedic students
Adaptive NREMT-style practice written at paramedic scope, with a free clinical reference library and an AI tutor that cites the textbook page it teaches from. Free to start.
No credit card. The free plan stays free.
Lab values, ECG anatomy, procedures, pediatrics and critical care device guides, written by a working clinician and open to everyone without an account.
Every free account gets twenty practice questions a day at your scope, each with a rationale, so the habit is built before exam day.
MedAssist teaches from indexed medical textbooks and cites the book, chapter and page on every factual claim, so you can open the citation and check it yourself.
You can tell this platform was built by someone who understands emergency medicine and how EMS providers actually learn.
Most of E3 Learning is free, and it stays free. Paid plans exist for people who want unlimited quizzing and more time with the tutor; they start at $15.99 a month and you can cancel from your account at any time.
Built and run by a flight nurse and paramedic. The platform runs on E3's own infrastructure, and your quiz history is used to personalize your tutor, not to train someone else's model.