OVERVIEW
The Full 5-Station State Psychomotor Exam is the required practical skills assessment for Connecticut EMS certification. It evaluates a candidate’s ability to perform essential emergency medical care in structured, simulated scenarios.
Candidates are tested in five areas: patient assessment/management (trauma), patient assessment/management (medical), cardiac arrest management with AED, airway management, and spinal immobilization or another state-designated skill.
Each station is scored by certified examiners using standardized criteria from the Connecticut Office of Emergency Medical Services. Candidates must demonstrate safe, organized, and clinically appropriate performance aligned with state protocols and national EMS standards.
Successful completion of all five stations is required for certification eligibility.
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CANCELLATION POLICY
State Practical Exam registration is first come, first served with no waitlist available. All sales are final and non-refundable. If an exam is canceled by Easton EMS, candidates will be notified via email and updates will be posted on the Easton EMS website. Registration is non-transferable, and by registering, candidates agree to all exam terms and conditions.
For courses, a $500 non-refundable deposit is required whether paying in full or using the deposit option. The remaining balance is due on the first night of class.
By registering for any test or course, candidates agree to all fees and payment policies. If a payment is disputed and ruled in favor of Easton EMS, the candidate is responsible for any dispute-related fees incurred. Any questions regarding fees or discrepancies should be addressed prior to initiating a dispute.