Emergency Medical Technician
New to pre-hospital care, or sitting your EMT exam? Build the core knowledge, the normal values and the clinical reasoning the written paper asks for, a topic at a time.
Study for the PHECC EMT and Paramedic written exams. Built by Irish students, straight from the CPGs.
Made by students
who sat the same paper.
We're students on the Irish courses who have sat these exams, EMT and Paramedic both, and we built the study tool we wanted and couldn't find. An MCQ bank, mock exams, flashcards, a drug reference, a dose trainer, CPG drills and a standards tracker, every question built from an answer in the published CPGs and cited back to it.
We're getting the first students together in a free Discord. Come in and tell us what's missing.
● Draft content, built from the PHECC CPGs and frameworks. Pending clinical verification.
Exam-prep aid only, not clinical advice. The content is unverified, AI-assisted draft material. Never use it for patient care. Read the disclaimer.
1,000+Exam-style MCQs
238Medication flashcards
120+CPG algorithms
46Drug formulary
Why it works
It all comes back to the CPGs
The PHECC written exams sit on the published CPGs. Every question and card here is built from an answer in those CPGs, cited back to where it comes from. Nothing is made up. Work the bank and you'll know your CPGs, and knowing your CPGs is what the written exam asks of you.
ParaPrep is for passing the written exam, and nothing you don't need. It isn't clinical teaching, and that's the point: pure need-to-know for the paper, no padding. For the clinical side, that's the CPGs and your course.
01 · What's inside
The whole written exam, broken into ten-minute drills
Every tool here exists because one of us needed it the week before a PHECC paper. Pick one, give it ten focused minutes, repeat.
MCQ bank
Over 1,000 exam-style questions, filterable by topic and level, each with a worked explanation.
Open ›Mock exams
Timed papers in PHECC format, marked instantly with a topic-by-topic breakdown.
Open ›Flashcards
Spaced-repetition decks, including 238 Medications cards and Care Principles.
Open ›Drug reference
The PHECC formulary as a quick reference and a build-the-monograph drill.
Open ›Dose trainer
Drug-maths practice with worked solutions, so the calculations stick.
Open ›CPG algorithms
Rebuild over 120 CPG algorithms step by step to lock in the flow.
Open ›Standards tracker
A PHECC competency checklist that links each item straight to targeted practice.
Open ›Progress analytics
See what you've got nailed, what still needs work, and exactly what to revise next.
Open ›02 · How it works
The simplest way to use it
1
Pick your level
Choose EMT or Paramedic. The content filters to exactly what your exam expects.
2
Practise daily
Short MCQ drills, flashcards, mock papers and dose maths. Built for small windows of time.
3
Track and close gaps
It shows you the topics you keep getting wrong and sends you to a set built from those CPGs. No guessing what to study.
03 · Who it's for
Wherever you are on the course, EMT or Paramedic
Paramedic
Stepping up to Paramedic? Work the harder pharmacology, the CPGs and the decision-making the written exam expects, all filtered to your level.
Running a cohort through their EMT or Paramedic course? We do a plan for training institutions. Get in touch.
Draft content, pending clinical verification
Every question, flashcard, algorithm and drug entry is drawn from the published PHECC Clinical Practice Guidelines and competency frameworks, with a source citation, and is currently marked as draft while qualified paramedics verify it. Always confirm against the current CPGs before relying on anything clinically.