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Mission - Conduct medical training in support of the combat readiness of USAREUR<br />

Medical Simulation Training Center<br />

18 Medical Simulation Training<br />

Centers (MSTC) were established<br />

throughout the Army in order to<br />

standardize medical training at the<br />

locations where the largest<br />

footprint of medics exist. MSTCs<br />

have a direct link to the AMEDD<br />

Center and School for the most<br />

current Programs of Instruction<br />

and lessons learned. This ensures<br />

rapid dispersal of the latest<br />

technology, equipment and lessons<br />

learned in order to reduce the died<br />

of wounds rate.<br />

MSTCs are tools for the<br />

Commander to provide Basic and<br />

Advanced Medical Training,<br />

Combat Life Saver Training,<br />

Annual Sustainment Training for<br />

NREMT, Pre-deployment Training,<br />

as well as a variety of other<br />

scenario based training. We can<br />

design specific Medical Training to<br />

meet the Commanders needs.<br />

68W SUSTAINMENT<br />

NREMT Re-registration Requirements<br />

CPR<br />

• Current certification in Cardiopulmonary<br />

Resuscitation (CPR) at the healthcare<br />

provider level or higher. Must be current<br />

through re-certification date.<br />

Refresher Training<br />

• Complete a formal State/Army approved<br />

EMT refresher course or complete 24 hours<br />

of continuing education (CE) equivalency<br />

training. You cannot utilize more than 10<br />

hours of distance learning as CE equivalency.<br />

48 Hours Additional Continuing Education<br />

• Training may be in any topic area at the<br />

EMT-B level or higher.<br />

• No more than 24 hours may be the same<br />

topic area.<br />

• No more than 24 hours of this requirement<br />

may be met through distance learning.<br />

Skills Validation<br />

• May be completed through an established<br />

Quality Assurance/Quality Inspection<br />

program. May be completed through direct<br />

observation testing. (i.e. All-Skills testing).<br />

• U.S. Army EMS has authorized ACMS-VT<br />

Table VIII to be utilized as an acceptable<br />

alternate method of skills validation.<br />

Expired NREMT Soldiers<br />

• Contact us directly!

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