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It details these examinations and answers some of the most frequently asked questions regarding the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) testing.  \nThe NREMT uses Computer Based Testing (CBT) as their cognitive examination format. This examination is administered by Pearson VUE, with the option to complete this examination online at OnVue ® computer-based testing services.  \nThe Wisconsin Department of Health Services EMS Section (DHS-EMS), which is the agency responsible for licensing EMS personnel in the State of Wisconsin, recognizes this examination process for EMT licensure. Wisconsin does accept licensure from other states through reciprocal agreements. These agreements vary from state to state, so questions regarding reciprocity should be directed to the DHS-EMS for clarification.  \nThe NREMT psychomotor examination was developed by representatives of state EMS Training Centers, DHS-EMS, Wisconsin Technical College System office (WTCS) and the NREMT. This examination complies with NREMT guidelines and is approved for persons seeking NREMT certification.  \nThe psychomotor examination is designed to provide a fair, valid and reliable evaluation of your ability to function as an EMT. This examination is intended to assure that candidates who successfully complete this examination are competent to provide patient care.  \nDISABILITY ACCOMMODATION POLICY (ADA)  \nThe Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. However, candidates for EMT program completion or NREMT certification must be able to perform all the duties of an EMT with or without accommodations.  \nReasonable Accommodations for individuals with disabilities are determined on a case-by-case basis. Accommodations for program and/or certification examinations will not exempt candidates from performing any skill required to be completed successfully.  \nWTCS colleges and NREMT offer reasonable accommodations for those with disabilities in both their educational programs, as well as both cognitive and psychomotor NREMT certification examinations. EMS students who received an accommodation during their EMS training program must understand that there is a separate process for requesting an accommodation for the NREMT cognitive and psychomotor examinations. Previous accommodations do not guarantee or imply that an accommodation will be provided for either NREMT certification examination. Information on accommodations from the NREMT can be located at the following link: [https://www.nremt.org/rwd/public/document/policy-accommodations](https://www.nremt.org/rwd/public/document/policy-accommodations).  \nEach EMS training center should work in cooperation with training center’s disabilities coordinator to develop an orientation process where every EMS student is made aware of the functional job description of an EMT upon entering the EMS training program.  \nThe EMS Program Coordinator should understand the information concerning students and the Americans with Disabilities Act as well as the policies and procedures of the EMS training center, to include NREMT examination information on accommodation requests for both the NREMT cognitive and psychomotor certification examinations.  \nRequesting an Accommodation  \nAccommodation for either the EMS training program or the NREMT examination should be made to the EMS training center's disabilities coordinator. Applicants with disabilities have the same responsibility to meet the deadlines for application and submission of documentation established for all EMS students. The process involved in establishing eligibility will not impose discriminatory application timelines for applicants with disabilities.  \nEMS Stude","cbCaidpbIWolVXUC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidpbIWolVXUC","pdf",180713,"English","# Introduction\n# Disability Accommodation Policy (ADA)\n## Requesting an Accommodation\n# NREMT Testing\n## Eligibility\n# NREMT EMT Cognitive Examination","[{\"question\":\"What exam formats are used for the NREMT EMT licensing process in Wisconsin?\",\"answer\":\"The NREMT cognitive examination uses Computer Based Testing (CBT) administered by Pearson VUE, with an online option via OnVue. 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