Unit 47 · Chest pain · 58 y/o m · Respond
Patient simulation software built for EMS education.
Give students scored, evolving patient encounters on any device.
Build clinical reasoning between the classroom and clinical rotations.
Backed by The Ohio State UniversityPresident’s Buckeye Accelerator
2,800+ scenario runs
Where students struggle.
missed a developing tension pneumothorax
Primary Assessmentmissed Kehr's sign
Secondary Assessmentmismanaged a deteriorating respiratory patient
Patient Treatment and Transportimproved by their third scenario run
Content areas reference the NREMT EMT cognitive exam; SimVive is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NREMT.
Bring SimVive to your program this fall.
What you get
- Free access all semester
- Class performance analytics
- Priority scenario & feature requests
- Direct line to our team
What we ask
- Encourage student use & feedback
- Sign a simple pilot agreement
- Consider participating in a pilot case study
What directors ask us
Who is the pilot for?
The Fall 2026 Pilot is for EMT education programs looking to give students more opportunities to practice realistic patient encounters throughout the semester.
What do students need to use SimVive?
Just a web browser. SimVive works on laptops, tablets, and phones with no special hardware, downloads, or VR equipment required.
What does the pilot cost?
Nothing. Participating programs receive free access to SimVive for the Fall 2026 semester, with no cost or commitment to continue afterward.
How do you ensure clinical accuracy?
Scenarios are built using current EMS education standards, clinical guidelines, and established EMS references. Sources are documented throughout development to support clinical accuracy and consistency.
How does SimVive align with NREMT competencies?
Scenarios give students practice across core NREMT EMT content domains, including Scene Size-up and Safety, Primary Assessment, Secondary Assessment, and Patient Treatment and Transport.
SimVive is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT).
What does the pilot agreement include?
A simple agreement covering pilot access, student privacy, feedback, and participation expectations. There’s no cost or commitment to continue after the pilot.